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Post by Guest Tue May 07 2013, 13:24

My uncle Norman came over a little while ago. He's old-ish and in bad health, so a dog jumping all over him isn't ideal, so Loki always goes on the lead for a bit to meet him, but usually Norman isn't in a fit state for it, so Loki goes into the yard or his cage a bit so Norman gets a break. Anyway, put Loki on his lead and had the usual, restraining him while he's going wild. But after three or so attempts there was a noticeable difference, he was just sitting there calmly, and when Norman would go to stroke him, he'd stay calm for a while. He did eventually try to jump after a while Rolling Eyes but not with as much force. It doesn't sound that good, I know, but there was definitely a difference, he was much calmer Smile just that the excitement would get too much after a while. I hope the progress continues, I am proud of him for the small improvement though, because small steps add up, and I know it's hard for him to stay calm when he loves people so much.

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Post by Guest Tue May 07 2013, 13:26

That's great progress, the jumping up thing is a nightmare. It still happens in my house for the first few minutes. But is does get gradually less and less with time. As long as you can correct it properly it's the main thing.Smile

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Post by Kell Tue May 07 2013, 13:30

You're right Tara, it doesn't sound that good ..... it sounds brilliant!!! You should be really proud of Loki for his big effort and yourself for all of the effort you have put in to get him there!!

Doing a happy proud dance for both of you dancing
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Post by Guest Tue May 07 2013, 13:45

Yay, good man, Loki and well done to you Tara >Big Grin<

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Post by Kathy Tue May 07 2013, 14:03

I'm sure as Loki gets a little older he will calm down around other people and dogs too. He is getting more mature and realising that jumping all about the place just gets him hot and bothered so not really worth it.
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Post by Guest Tue May 07 2013, 14:15

Thanks Big Grin I noticed he was biting my uncle's sleeve too. Usually he bites hands, so it's brilliant that although he forgets his manners, he remembered enough to not bite the person's skin. At least, that's what I'm choosing to believe Laughing. Ah, I give him a hard time calling him a demon and everything, he's doing very well really, I'm happy with him so wanted to share it with you all Smile

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Post by Guest Tue May 07 2013, 14:25

Well done Loki thumbs up you should be very proud of him Smile

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Post by Sazzle Tue May 07 2013, 18:41

Any progress is good no matter how small, well done Loki thumbs up
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Post by Ceasar Tue May 07 2013, 18:46


Good stuff Tara.

Staffies can be stubborn little b******s
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Post by Guest Tue May 07 2013, 18:51

Ceasar wrote:
Good stuff Tara.

Staffies can be stubborn little b******s

As stubborn as they are loving, yes Laughing thanks Big Grin

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Post by Guest Tue May 07 2013, 19:39

Thats fantastic news, well done to both of you thumbs up

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Post by Guest Wed May 08 2013, 07:11

Great news Tara Big Grin

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Post by Guest Wed May 08 2013, 07:21

excellent news Big Grin

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Post by Guest Wed May 08 2013, 08:11

Thats great news! Well done Loki. Things like this do change with small steps so it's a massive well done Loki thumbs up

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Post by janey Wed May 08 2013, 09:58



Well done Loki! Thats great progress, every small step Smile
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Post by Guest Wed May 08 2013, 10:58

Well done you two Big Grin

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