Sulking.

:-) no one told me Staffs can sulk for England :-)

Oh yes they can indeed, and the bottom lip is nearly on the floor! 

Biggest sulks out  

Oooops! Didn't we mention that one? 

sorry Neil we forgot to tell you why is her lady ship sulking?

Oh yes , lying in her cage , head on paws and the look to say " just go away " :-)

But what did you do wrong daddy?  

Hi everyone, sasha is the biggest sulker ever she can sulk for England. At this very moment she is laying on her couch with her back facing me and paws covering her face wont even come for a treat lol. This particular sulk is because I put her in the garden to open the front door this morning the reason for this is because she jumped the child gate last night to greet a friend last night. I couldn't believe it she not only jumped it but cleared it by 3 or 4 inches   

Ah, yes, we might have forgotten to say how high they can jump as well....

 

lol she was like a horse jumping over hurdles. I wish I had my camera on me it was amazing (although naughty). Im thinking of maybe trying agility training if she can jump that high already. Shes an amazing runner too for such a small dog she can clear a field in seconds when chasing her ball.

Agility's a great idea - staffords do tend to excel in it! Mind you, she'll have to be at least 18 months old before you try any of the high impact obstacles.

Sulking is an understatement!  

Staffy - sulking no it's just your imagination  

Haha i was doing the ignore thing to stop her biting , in the end it was me who was bring ignored :-) , i havnt seen the jumping yet :-)

Roxi is only little at the moment give her time. The gate might as well not be there now that she knows that she can jump it. Thanks for the advice as always caryll was thinking more of little obstacles think I might google it and go along to a local class if there are any just to have a look and it will be only for fun

Neil. wrote:Haha i was doing the ignore thing to stop her biting , in the end it was me who was bring ignored :-) , i havnt seen the jumping yet :-)

Ah the old switch-a-roo clever girl she is.

While we are on the subject of not telling me , no one told me that despite spending your hard earned on toys and chews and numerous other things to keep our dogs occupied they prefer the simpler things in life , paper , empty crisp bags , brushes etc :-). :-)

Oh yeah add to that the odd garden broom or dustpan and brush in fact anything that is made of wood or plastic