HOWEDY judy a.k.a. queen mother, you pathetic miserable
stinkin lyin animal abusin punk thug coward active accute
chronic life long incurable malignant mental case,
"Judy" <doubleq@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> Is the greatest at what?
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>> Self-promoter?
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>>> I like his timing and distractions.
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>> In general, I think his handling is good.
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> The half dozen times I've seen him, I have always been impressed by his
> presence with the dogs.
INDEED?
> He has that je-ne-sais-quoi that dogs recognize.
Dogs know he's fixin to HURT and INTIMIDATE them
JUST LIKE HOWE you an your punk thug coward active
acute chronic life-long incurable malignant maliciHOWES
MENTAL CASE PALS here PREFER <{}: ~ ( >
> Unfortunately, that is extremely difficult to teach to someone else.
No it AIN'T, judy. You an your pathetic miserable stinkin
rotten lyin animal murderin punk thug coward active acute
chronic life-long incurable malignant maliciHOWES MENTAL
CASE PALS here have been doin that FOR YEARS an
NHOWE you're gettin it BACK IN SPADES, eh, judy??
> Not impossible but perhaps beyond the reach of the majority.
It's beyond the reach of DECENT HUMAN BEINGS, judy <{}: ~ ( >
> Yeah, his timing and distractions can certainly
> be learned by someone who wants to learn.
What "DISTRACTIONS," judy?
He CHOKES SHOCKS BRIBES and INTIMIDATES dogs.
> And I agree about his handling.
INDEEDY~!
An THAT'S HOWE COME you can't train your own
fear aggressive hyperactive HOWETA CON-TROLL
dogs, REMEMBER, judy??
> But his presence - that is something that you are either
> born with (which I suspect may be true for him
the ces is a SISSY man, judy <{}: ~ ( >
> and for a woman I knew who was the most incredible
> substitute middle school teacher) or that some people
> can learn (my mother learned from that teacher.
INDEED~! "**** rolls DHOWEN hill," eh, judy??
> At her top form, she could walk into a noisy, rowdy, packed middle
school
> cafeteria, say nothing or speak only a few words - not loudly, and have
> dead silence within 90 seconds.).
You mean she INTIMIDATED them, JUST
LIKE HOWE you PREFER <{}: ~ ( >
> Judy
From: "Judy" <doub...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 21 Sep 2005 11:53:18 -0400
Subject: Re: Weekend Brag
<snip idiocy>
And yes, Spenser is also capable of acting as if I beat
him on a regular basis so I also get that point. He acts
that way if some OTHER dog is getting yelled at.
If, for instance, the bag of garbage got left on the floor
open and the dogs are starting to stick their heads in and
I yell, Spenser will act like it's the end of the world.
Sassy will back up a step, turn her head and give the
most perfect "What?" look. Spenser's feelings are hurt
if you yell at Sassy.
Sassy's feelings are impossible to hurt.
~~Judy
From: "Judy" <doub...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Fri, 23 Sep 2005 09:11:01 -0400
Subject: Re: Approaching you dog with affection and via versa.
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> Spenser has a practice of flying through the newspaper into your lap if
> you're reading it rather than paying attention to him.
After I typed this, I got thinking - laughing about this
is definitely a small dog thing! Can you imagine one of
Melinda's dogs doing the same thing?
Although I wouldn't put it past most boxers I've known!
And at least a few of the Dobes!
Spenser likes to curl up with his feet tucked into hand.
And then he either tucks his chin also inside my hand or
rests it across my wrist.
Both he and Sassy also grind their teeth just a little
as they relax just before sleep.
It's pretty cool.
~~Judy
From: queenmother (jruss...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Thanks and sorry
Date: 2002-02-21 17:13:36 PST
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> The way she looked at me. I am so sorry that I let
> her down. I hate myself and will never forgive
> myself. I promised her that I'd take care of her to
> the end. Who am I to decide when her life should end.
You did not let her down. You did take care of her to
the end. If she bit one of your children then she was
no longer herself. That was not the dog that she
wanted to be and she was not living the life that she
wanted to live. She needed you to take care of her
and make the decision and take the actions that she
could not. She knows that everything you did
for her you did out of love - love for her and for
your child.
She also loved your child and for her to attack indicates
that she was not herself and that she was not happy in
her life. Maybe with time you can remember her look
as one of love and trust that you would do the right
thing - which is what you believed with all your heart
that you were doing. That's the most you ever get.
> Now, I question my judgment.
And I can't tell you that you won't continue you to do
that for quite a while. I have had dogs put to sleep
when vets were telling me that it was not black and
white.
You have to know your own dog and your own
situation. And that doesn't mean that you won't
second-guess but as you know, there's no taking it
back.
I cried for a long time and beat myself up
over the last time - did I really do *everything* I
could have? It took perhaps a year before I could
have peaceful dreams about the dog again.
And in spite of all the second guessing, the only possible
end was always the same, I did what was best for the
dog. He was not happy in his life and I couldn't
promise either of us that it was going to improve any
time soon if ever.
>Maybe it was a freak accident. I'm sorry Sara.I miss
>you. Please forgive me. I'll never forgive myself.
You know, maybe it was. Most likely it was not. And
Sara has forgiven you because all she knows is love.
You have to remember that she gave you the purest love
there is and that it stays with you.
Sara will stay in your heart forever. You will probably
cry every time you think of her. Maybe forever.
But that just proves how much love there was.
Believe me, you're not alone.
Judy
From: "The Puppy Wizard" <ThePuppyWiz...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2003 13:21:20 GMT
Subject: Re: Bad Kid vs Georgie
Geez queenie,
If Georgie "DID WELL" havin bitten a kid, a BAD
day for you, must be MURDER...
The Puppy Wizard sez we got dog abusers and
hypocrites, and apologists for dangerHOWEs dogs.
The Puppy Wizard. <};~ ) >
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> > (BTW-we have some across children in the park several
> > times and he has behaved very gently with the well-
> >behaved variety).
> As I said before, I'd take every op****tunity to have him with the
> well-behaved ones. Keep reminding him that kids are nice things. I
think
> he proved he has remarkable restraint but I'd take every op****tunity to
> reinforce it
> in his mind.
> The confusion of a loud party is hard for a dog that (like ours) is used
> to a fairly quiet, peaceful life. And you're distracted at the same
time.
> Georgie did very well and I'm glad the kid's parents seem to recognize
> that.
> ~~Judy
deb brought Georgie to the SHELTER to GET MURDERED.
HOWEDY queenie,
"queenmother" <jruss...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > i cant give one of them back. i want to keep them all just train them
> > not to be aggresive. but what is with all the chatter in the reply?
> > is this normal for all questions that get asked on here?
> This is a discussion group,
EXCELLENT! Let's DISScuss?
> not a question and answer forum.
Seems every time you answer a question, SOMEbody
comes along behind you and rubs your nose into the
**** you spout.
> Yes, you can ask questions and may get answers.
That's the problem... Go ahead. Start DISScussin.
> But you also will be discussed.
Because the FACTS are beyond you.
> This involves asking questions back and talking
> about things that may not be specifically in your post.
Let's try to stay on topic. The question was and still IS,
HOWE to get three fighting puppies to get along, not the
OP's family, not the breeder's "ethics," not separating
them and locking them in boxes, not nuthin but HOWE
to train three dogs to live like PALS in the same HOWEShold.
Like as if a lying dog abusing doubletalking Thug coward like
you would know about ethics, morals, principles, integrity,
human decency or HOWE to handle a dog behavior problem.
> There are also a couple of trolls
I think we just IDENTIFIED one, queenie. That be YOU.
> who may or may not have responded to you.
You read my posts first, you mealy mouthed doubletalker.
> I can't tell since I have them kill filed
BWWWAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!
> and never see their posts.
You're a LIAR.
> You can choose to ignore any responses that you want.
Oh? Well THANK YOU for the warning.
> ~~Judy
> Never underestimate the warmth of a cold nose.
Now, to answer the question, queenie? HOWE do you
make three fighting puppies PALS?
HOWEDY judy aka queenie,
Judy wrote:
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> > Good grief! You do like to ramble and paise yourself don't you?
>
> Gwendy - ignore the idiot..
You're the IDIOT, judy. Your POSTED CASE HISTORY
of jerking and choking your "shelter rescue" dog
will PROVE IT, as we'll all see in the following:
> If you have a kill file, use it.
You're a little EMBARRASSED, eh judy?
> Most of here never see his posts.
Then HOWE COME I'm the #1 topic of discussion
as any searh on MY Archives will prove?
> Watch also for the crossposting that he inserts
> sending your message and his response to several other groups -
That's PARTICULARLY HUMILIATING and EMBARRASSING,
ain't it, judy. You've been reading and posting
your IDIOCY and ABUSE for years on my forums.
> many of them totally unrelated.
No, they're all related, judy.
> You are going to have a great time with your new beagle.
You mean, in two years when she finally HOWEsbreaks IT, judy?
> Lucky dog that he found you.
"LUCK is for SUCKERS," The Puppy Wizard's DADDY <{); ~ ) >
> Now. Housebreaking a previously kenneled beagle.
Dogs HOWEsbreak INSTINCTIVELY at four weeks of age, judy.
> Going to take some time and patience on your part.
Only if she follows your ADVICE, judy. HOWEsbreaking
can be accomplished in WON DAY if we DON'T DO what you
and your punk thug coward mental case pals recommend.
> He is used to peeing fairly near his bedding area.
That's absurd, judy.
> He not only doesn't know what he's doing is wrong,
That's ABSURD, judy.
> he believes it is acceptable.
That's INSANE, judy.
> I assume that Sam manages to poop outside?
That's IRRELEVENT, judy.
> If so, then you have one foot up on the problem.
BWEEEEEEEEEAAHAHHAHHAAAA!!! Her DOG got WON foot up!
> He does have a level of understanding of keeping his living area
clean.
You mean his CRATE, judy.
> There surely is a marking element in there - as you noted.
That's BECAUSE he's LOCKED IN A BOX, judy.
> First step to reduce that is to get him neutered.
That's CRUEL and INSANE, judy, and probably won't heelp.
> At his age,
A dog is a dog, judy.
> that won't stop it but it gives it a boost.
You're full of crap, judy.
> Second - Nature's Miracle.
That AIN'T gonna heelp, judy.
> Clean everything he has ever peed on with it.
Dogs DO NOT mark over their own scent, judy.
> If you can get a black light to check for stains, all the better.
That's ABSURD, judy.
> You have to get the odor off those indoor marking posts.
THAT'S RIDICUHOWES, judy.
> Third - I'd continue the crating
Of CURSE, because you're a IDIOT, judy.
> when you can't be there with him.
THAT'S HOWE COME the dog is PISSIN INSIDE, judy.
> When you> are walking him and he pees, don't just praise him.
> Praise him, pet him, throw a little party until anyone watching thinks
you
> are totally out of your mind.
That's absurd, judy. THAT will DISTRACT the dog from
THINKIN of what he just done to "earn his praise.
> Locate spots outside that he pees on your walks
> and take him there as soon as you go outside.
You mean instead of just teaching him to
relieve hisself in WON approve spot in
two minutes flat?
BWEEEEEEEEEAAHAHAHHAHAHAA!!!
> If do see him lift a leg inside - or even start
> the sniffing that usually comes just before it - give him an "uh-uh"
THAT will REWARD his NEGATIVE ATTENTION GETTING DEVICE.
> and take him outside to one of those spots as quickly
> as you can get a leash on him and shoes on you.
You mean, instead of teaching him to ASK to go HOWET?
> These trips outside are to pee, not to play.
You're a IMECILE.
> When he pees, he goes right back inside.
Oh? You mean, as a REWARD?
> If he only plays, he goes right back inside
And lock IT in the box again?
> and you try again in a few minutes - half an hour
> or sooner if he gets sniffing again.
BWEEEEAAHHAHAHAHHAAA!!!
That won't train him to ask OR to CON-TROLL hisself, judy.
> There is an added level of difficulty to housebreaking a dog who has
been
> kennelled.
That's ABSURD, judy. HOWEsbreakin is INSTINCTIVE
at four weeks of age, judy.
> I know a cocker spaniel owner whose pup had been raised on wire in a
> kennel - and had gotten used to peeing there. The dog actually looked
for
> wire grates - such as the floor heating ducts in their
> house!
That's NORMAL, judy. NO PROBLEM for RETRAINING him.
> The smaller the kennel was, the more
> difficult your job is going to be.
THAT'S INSANE.
> But you *can* do it.
Yeah, in TWO YEARS like most of the other dog
abusing mental cases who lock their dogs in a
box, judy.
> Sam can learn new house rules.
NOT if he's LOCKED IN A BOX, judy.
> What he's doing was allowed before.
No, that was NEVER "allowed" judy.
> You are going to have to really clean the odor out of everything you
can.
That's ABSURD and IMPOSSIBLE, judy.
> And then you're going to have to be super-
> vigilant while Sam is learning the new rules.
THAT WILL REINFORCE HIS NEGATIVE ATTENTION GETTING BEHAVIOR.
> He's old enough -
He was "OLD ENOUGH" at 4 weeks of age, judy.
> his bladder is mature enough - to hold it while
> he's crated for a fairly long period of time.
THAT'S WHY HE CAN'T BE HOWEsbroken, judy,
BECAUSE of the crate.
> It may seem like it will take forever to retrain him,
Some dogs WON'T LIVE that long, judy.
> but once it's done and you look back, it
> won't have been all that long.
That's INSANE, judy.
> Hope this helps.
You're a MENTAL CASE, judy.
> ~~Judy
BWEEEAAAHAAAHAAA~!~!~!
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