Hoobie - September 17 2009

My first day at home was not to bad I think. It was more difficult for my Moamoa probably, this is what she have to say...

The day was more difficult for me that it was certainly for Hoobie. I feel that I run all day trying not to forget something on his schedule. Hoobie for most part did pretty well but I know that he is probably not feeling confortable enough to blow yet. I stay on my guard for it do.We start the day with the out of crate who go realy good , not even a growl. Hoobie go out for his business and back in the crate for his medecine, again no growl at all so he was allowed to come out with us when we were making breakfest. After breakfest was ready I prepare his food and back in the crate to eat, no growl ... =DThen I let him in for about 20 min so he can eat and I bring him out for the training, no growl when I bring him out of crate again. We did our first training of the day. Everything was perfect and Hoobie was able to play outside with Lucky and Nicky. The playing part was also a success, no one growl after anybody.Then I place Hoobie back in the crate for an hour nap so he can think about is morning and rest a little, at that point we had a small growl but nothing more.When Hoobie came out eveything go well again and we do a little of brushing and petting training. then souper, He was the TV with the family a little and he go to bed. At the crate time for the night I got a Doobie level 6 blow. Growl, show theet and WILL atack me if he was out of crate. Take him about a minute to settle down and realy for the Night he was...So for the first day it was pretty good I think...=)

Back home!

Hoobie back home...Finaly after about 4 months I m on my way back home with my Hoobinator. The drive back home was pretty good. Hoobie only jump 2 time in front when I hit the noisy stoping bar on the road and I put him back. Other then that he was sleeping....
=)

Lord Domino

Je suis un grand garçon, épagneul anglais, qui aura bientôt quatre ans. J'adore courir et chasser les squireuils (écureuil). Je n'ai pas encore réussi à en attraper une jusqu'a maintenant mais j’y travail fort.

Je suis adoooraaable mais il semble que j’ai un problème de comportement, en tout cas c’est se que moamoa (maman) et poapoa (papa) raconte alors je suis en pension chez Mannerly Mutts, avec Robin Rubin, depuis environ 7 semaines. Robin est une entraineuse de grosloup (Hoobie) comme moi qui on des problèmes de comportement.

J’apprends beaucoup de nouvelles choses chez Robin, mais j’apprends surtout a bien me comporter. Il y a d’autres chiens qui viennent visiter chez Robin et je me suis même fait quelques amis.

Moamoa et Poapoa son venu passer 3 semaines avec Robin et moa pour apprendre comment il faut se comporter avec moa alors je vais pouvoir vous tenir au courant de mon apprentissage pour les 3 prochaine semaines.

J’ai beaucoup de chose à dire mais vous vous douterez que j’ai besoin de moamoa ou poapoa pour vous les raconter. Ils m’on promit de vous tenir au courant de mes progrès, alors à plus tard …

Hoobie

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Hi there, I’m a big boy English springer spaniel who will be four years old this year. I love to be outside and especially to run around and chase squirrels! (I haven’t caught any yet but I’m working on it)

I’m adoooraaable but my masters seem to think I have behaviour issues....... so..... this summer is being spent at a boarding “school” called Mannerly Mutts. Robin Rubin is my teacher. She apparently has the experience to handle little monster dogs like yours truly Lord Domino commonly known as Hoobie the wonder dog.

There have been lots of things for me to learn but the main one is that although I am a lord, the world does not have to do what I want all the time!

Mommy and Daddy have come for a couple of weeks to share my experiences but they will probably be getting the low down on how to keep me in line. No more biting and just being a good petable dog is what they are hoping for, but we will see...

This typing is hard on the paws so ill have someone else keep you posted.

Bye for now,

Hoobie