We're there. This has been tried at least weekly for the last three months to make sure it was for real. You don't see Sioux because he was apparently around the corner when I said stay. He stayed. I don't think I expect much more out of these guys. Eh, rabbits still pose a problem when it's dark outside. But I do feel a sense of accomplishment...



Let's just say it's been a long two and a half years. Now to proof this everywhere else...

Good job!!! You know they want to run out so bad!

Nice! Koda will do that actually... but I have to keep repeating it. LOL

Great job! now will the whole pack do it? i can get my 2 to say to open the door and pull the can in but not while i walk to get the can, not sure if i want to find out yet!

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Now, will the whole pack do it?

Yup. The only thing is when I say "stay" to the whole pack, Bubba just turns around and goes back to bed.

Your are braver than me. I would not trust Araphoe to stay in that situation!!!!

Brave man indeed, after five years mine would have came out as soon as my back was turned.

Well, we do practice stays every day whilst out running. When one of them takes a dump, I have everyone stay about 30' (10m) away and then I pick it up. I need to start woking on distance. But not until I can find a way to work with rabbits and cats.

That's awesome, don't you love when they listen. Now you need to come to my house and help me make KIKI stop trying to lick my can of pop. You point say "NO" and she gives me that look followed by a few Backs of defiance. But at least she leaves it alone. You know shes dieing to do what she isn't sposed to be doing and her barks are her defiance!

Heh, puppies scare the crap out of me. We've been watching my buddy's Bernese since she was 10 weeks old. Pretty sure we're never doing puppies.