Some pictures of the stadium

[the kid 05]

From the "My dog ate my home work"..."The sun got in my eyes"...book of lame excuses, written by Epstein's mother.

what if your dogs a jack Russel terrier that eats anything from your socks after working out to rocks to glass?

 

[Juke99]

what if your dogs a jack Russel terrier that eats anything from your socks after working out to rocks to glass?

Hey...I'm working on my certification as a dog trainer.

... I'm assuming the dog is an adult and isn't teething?

If your dog is left home for extended stretches, OR if he/she isn't getting enough exercise, you might be seeing a dog with a lot of pent up energy and stress. So, exercise, long walks, etc...would help. Also your dog is a SMART breed, so ya gotta challenge his/her brain too. Training exercises are good...clicker training works really well with smart dogs. Also, get some kong toys, etc. which will challenge the brain.

Management is part of the solution. Try to keep things out of reach.

And finally, teach your pooch how to trade up. When you catch your dog with a sock, etc...have a nice bone, etc available and trade up. Offer the treat in exchange for the item. Ya gotta be careful though because Jacks are so smart, it might actually be conditioning the dog to pick up items because he/she knows that a treat exchange will follow.

 

[jackrussell]

Hey...I'm working on my certification as a dog trainer.

... I'm assuming the dog is an adult and isn't teething?

If your dog is left home for extended stretches, OR if he/she isn't getting enough exercise, you might be seeing a dog with a lot of pent up energy and stress. So, exercise, long walks, etc...would help. Also your dog is a SMART breed, so ya gotta challenge his/her brain too. Training exercises are good...clicker training works really well with smart dogs. Also, get some kong toys, etc. which will challenge the brain.

Management is part of the solution. Try to keep things out of reach.

And finally, teach your pooch how to trade up. When you catch your dog with a sock, etc...have a nice bone, etc available and trade up. Offer the treat in exchange for the item. Ya gotta be careful though because Jacks are so smart, it might actually be conditioning the dog to pick up items because he/she knows that a treat exchange will follow.

i am a quick study.:

 

[theebs]

this thread went off the tracks quickly!

 

[jackrussell]

this thread went off the tracks quickly!

Quickly? It's been 2 days!

 

[Sarge]

Hey...I'm working on my certification as a dog trainer.

... I'm assuming the dog is an adult and isn't teething?

If your dog is left home for extended stretches, OR if he/she isn't getting enough exercise, you might be seeing a dog with a lot of pent up energy and stress. So, exercise, long walks, etc...would help. Also your dog is a SMART breed, so ya gotta challenge his/her brain too. Training exercises are good...clicker training works really well with smart dogs. Also, get some kong toys, etc. which will challenge the brain.

Management is part of the solution. Try to keep things out of reach.

And finally, teach your pooch how to trade up. When you catch your dog with a sock, etc...have a nice bone, etc available and trade up. Offer the treat in exchange for the item. Ya gotta be careful though because Jacks are so smart, it might actually be conditioning the dog to pick up items because he/she knows that a treat exchange will follow.

What if you don't wear socks?

 

[peplaw06]

What if you don't wear socks?

 

[the kid 05]

Hey...I'm working on my certification as a dog trainer.

... I'm assuming the dog is an adult and isn't teething?

If your dog is left home for extended stretches, OR if he/she isn't getting enough exercise, you might be seeing a dog with a lot of pent up energy and stress. So, exercise, long walks, etc...would help. Also your dog is a SMART breed, so ya gotta challenge his/her brain too. Training exercises are good...clicker training works really well with smart dogs. Also, get some kong toys, etc. which will challenge the brain.

Management is part of the solution. Try to keep things out of reach.

And finally, teach your pooch how to trade up. When you catch your dog with a sock, etc...have a nice bone, etc available and trade up. Offer the treat in exchange for the item. Ya gotta be careful though because Jacks are so smart, it might actually be conditioning the dog to pick up items because he/she knows that a treat exchange will follow.

correct shes 4 years old and thanks for the tips

 

[Juke99]

What if you don't wear socks?

Einstein didn't wear socks. He felt they were redundant...but other than that, you two don't have much in common.

 

[Juke99]

i am a quick study.:

Indeed.

 

[MarionBarberThe4th]

Is the stadium going have that stupid shadow over the field?

Or would that cost extra.....

 

[Rampage]

Is the stadium going have that stupid shadow over the field?

Or would that cost extra.....

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[Sarge]

Einstein didn't wear socks. He felt they were redundant...but other than that, you two don't have much in common.

Actually, our hair is very similar.

 

[jusdre]

thanks appreciated

 

[kmp77]

Is the stadium going have that stupid shadow over the field?

Or would that cost extra.....

Same hole in the roof = same shadow. Actually, it's going to be even more weird now since there's a big video board hanging above the field to create another odd shadow.

 

[DCBoysfan]

that place is massive