What an acheivement!
This morning, i took him for a early morning walk and.... HE DID IT!!! He lifted his leg by the wall! Wahhoo.....Bloo has finally learnt how to be a man dog!   |
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| LOL...go big boy Bloo!! |
Aw, what a dude!  My boy dog learned to lift his leg early and his motto is: "no need to lift often, but when you do lift, lift high!" He's good about it, no marking inappropriately or anything like that and he's learned not to try to lift it so high he falls over  (perhaps with a domineering sister like Sybil he feels he has to try to outdo her in SOME way) My only complaint, and it's not his fault, is that one of his idiot nieces walked under him when he was watering the fence the other day.  Kristine |
| Wait to go Bloo, your a big man now |
Great job Bloo!!  Taylor at 11months today is working up to it. He lifts his leg a bit when marking sometimes, but still squats a majority of the time. |
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| You go Bloo! I have one that lifts high--one that still squats at 6--and one who stretches out--gives me hope that he will 'lift'! |
| Go Bloo! Bailey (who is a girl) also lifts her leg... I think she's confused. |
| Tiggy partially lifts one leg from her squatt but she also over marks EVERYTHING!!! DH tells her "you're such a boy" when we're on walks and she's peeing all over the place. |
| Bailey only does it when we're out on a walk. When she's in the yard, she's a totally normal female dog. When I take her out, her inner manliness takes over and she pees on everything. EVERYTHING. |
snazzierella wrote: Bailey only does it when we're out on a walk. When she's in the yard, she's a totally normal female dog. When I take her out, her inner manliness takes over and she pees on everything. EVERYTHING. Yeah Tiggy too. No point going to any effort in her own back yard. |
| Our other two sheepies squatted. Butchy learned to lift his leg early and I'm not impressed. |
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