Perfect Peke -- Pekingese Breed Questions and Answers

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Subject: Perfect Peke

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Elizabeth

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Date Posted: 02:34:26 11/18/05 Fri

Dear Diane,

You have a wonderfully entertaing message board here, and you give positively accurate advice on just about the widest variety of topics I've every seen regarding Pekes.

I didn't even know so many behavior problems in Pekes were even possible. After reading the messages, I can see the propensity for my own Peke to perhaps develope these habits, given that she seems very true to Pekingese nature. (I just have to thank my parents that I was raised with dogs and never let her get away with bad behavior and have given her as much love as a dog can absorb.) But I'm fascinated by how many Pekes seem to be attack dogs and I find the idea of it just absurd and hilarious, but I guess for the people dealing with it, it's quite a serious problem. I mean my Jenna can play a mean game tug with a towell, growing and barking, but upon command she'll stop and knows the game is now over. I can't imagine being held captive on my bed by a snarling Pekingese, as described by another person on your site. Is this a common occurance?

Thank goodness your around to offer help!

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Perfect Peke	Diane Stepple	16:29:10 11/24/05 Thu