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Date Posted: 13:40:35 11/27/02 Wed
Author: Anna
Author Host/IP: h42n2fls31o991.telia.com / 217.209.193.42
Subject: Re: Bitig unghund
In reply to: Hanna 's message, "Re: Bitig unghund" on 00:53:12 11/26/02 Tue

Käner igen det du beskriver. Har själv en rottweilertik på fem år "Acce Bakkes Etna". Hon håller fortfarande på med detta. Jag brukar inte göra så stor affär av det utan låta henne hålla på så länge hon inte biter mig i byxbenen. Då blir jag sur på henne. Talar om för henne en gång sedan nonchar jag henne. Fortsätter hon ändå blir hon uppkopplad och därmed ingen frihet vilket brukar ge resultat. Bråka inte en massa, de finns en tendens till att börja tjura då.

Anna Lundström

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