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Originally Posted by Dillydoodle
That is so funny. What makes it so bad is that he was able to do the whole course perfectly...Well, Dillon had been in a novice obedience class (studying for his CD) and was doing brilliantly. I was so proud. The center where i go was offering a CGC prep class, and based on how well he was doing in this serious obedience class, i enrolled him in the two course session that was to end up with the CGC test...well...I walked in there with him the first class, he saw one really hyper dog that the owner let jump all over dillon ( not appreciated at all by me) and that was the end. The rest of the class was beyond a disaster. I couldnt even get him to walk on a loose leash, or be greeted by a stranger without him running wild and trying to jump and lick the person. He was so bad I canceled his second class and the test for him seeing as he would never ever have made it. I couldn't help but look at him and ask him who he was, and where he put my sweet, cooperative well behaved dog. He just gave me his winning corgi grin. What made this so bad was that it was run by two of the trainers at the center who had trained with us back in the early days and who thought so much of him! He was soooo well behaved in their eyes, until they saw this travesty!  |
hmmmm . . . starting to see even more of a family resemblance now . . .
