Having a service dog gives me a huge confidence boost in public. Especially when people are like “Omg, that dog is so well-behaved/disciplined.” I feel less insecure and anxious when she’s with me (which is the point, lol, aside from helping me with my medical situation, which is mainly what she does.) I trained her mostly by myself btw! Just with guidance from an instructor.
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hi luca just wanted to say that i really like your new forum signature!
i hope you are doing well, best wishes from the weird corn person!
Had a quick Rally Obedience trial this morning, I messed up on part of the course but we only lost 10 points so came in with a qualifying score of 90. Not bad! I was sleep deprived and had a long drive so I underperformed, but Enzo did his best and still qualified. He was completely in love with the judge too lol which is hilarious because he’s kind of a “stranger danger” dogI constantly have to remind people that even though Kodi, Chesca, and Hex look really adorable and cuddly, Dogo Argentinos are a breed that is only for experienced working dog owners and I would not sell a puppy to just anyone. They will ruin your life if you don't know how to train them. They can be friendly and tolerant with proper socialization, but they are dominant and stubborn and have a mind of their own.What kind of neurological issues cause like a prickling or pins and needles feeling on skin? I think I mentioned before that my hands and feet, and arms and legs go "dead" or fall asleep a lot. But I also get kind of prickly feelings on my skin that almost feel like something is crawling on me. I'm diagnosed with fibromyalgia but I'm wondering if something else can do this? It's definitely neuro not psychological@VintageKitty told me how to make a forum signature, so I made one and I'm really proud of it!! It's all of my dogs
Thank you VintageKitty!
Now I have a 65-pound dog (Enzo) literally sitting in my lap. They're all weird tonight. I think it is actually a full moon though, and I know that sounds like a joke but I have heard from multiple professional dog trainers that it's not. Mine aren't werewolves or anything lol but they get loopy sometimes.My biggest pet peeve is when parents let their small children run up to dogs and grab them without knowing if the dog is friendly or not. This happened with Hex and Enzo yesterday and they absolutely love kids they know, but don’t tolerate being grabbed by random kids, and they snapped at the kid because I could not stop her from running right towards them and grabbing their faces. I hate humans. -
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