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<p>[QUOTE="DragonflyWink, post: 9578428, member: 111"]That's the pretty little dapple Doxie you adopted not too long after I got Presh, right? Suspect Presh's issues are a bit different, she's an Alpha (who will feign submission) and wants what she wants, believe her time in a breeding kennel environment left her with dominance issues and we've stopped dog parks because she tends to rather aggressively mount other dogs, usually females but passive males as well - she also tries to tell me what to do, but that doesn't work. She's my first 'snow-dog', and the hardest thing for me, after decades of Aussies and Shelties, herders with strong protective instincts and need to please, that like many other similar breeds, while she's loves me, she's not protective in any way and I'm pretty sure if I were threatened she'd just look for a belly-rub or treat. She's also an incorrigible thief, anything paper a special favorite, fortunately she loves her crate, and she has to be there or locked in the back yard if I'm not around to police her - no separation-anxiety, she just waits for any opportunity to steal and destroy, whether I'm near or not. She is smart and learns tricks easily, but has an underlying stubbornness that can be aggravating - and yet I just adore the sweet brat with her friendly, affectionate nature and happy-go-lucky personality...</p><p><br /></p><p>~Cheryl[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="DragonflyWink, post: 9578428, member: 111"]That's the pretty little dapple Doxie you adopted not too long after I got Presh, right? Suspect Presh's issues are a bit different, she's an Alpha (who will feign submission) and wants what she wants, believe her time in a breeding kennel environment left her with dominance issues and we've stopped dog parks because she tends to rather aggressively mount other dogs, usually females but passive males as well - she also tries to tell me what to do, but that doesn't work. She's my first 'snow-dog', and the hardest thing for me, after decades of Aussies and Shelties, herders with strong protective instincts and need to please, that like many other similar breeds, while she's loves me, she's not protective in any way and I'm pretty sure if I were threatened she'd just look for a belly-rub or treat. She's also an incorrigible thief, anything paper a special favorite, fortunately she loves her crate, and she has to be there or locked in the back yard if I'm not around to police her - no separation-anxiety, she just waits for any opportunity to steal and destroy, whether I'm near or not. She is smart and learns tricks easily, but has an underlying stubbornness that can be aggravating - and yet I just adore the sweet brat with her friendly, affectionate nature and happy-go-lucky personality... ~Cheryl[/QUOTE]
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