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Photos (unobserved) through the
sliding glass door
Tyler didn't want the towel in his dog
house. He wanted it outside where he could play with it.
Rusty put it back in, Tyler took it back out.
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Tyler's yard was 1,000 square feet
with a 6 foot high barrier. It was a safe place. With no neighbors
around he could bark at the moon, take a poop, and run in and out of the
house through his dog door.
He rarely barked but when he did it was because Raccoony was staring
at him from a tree or the roof of the garage.
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Rusty took these pictures through the
sliding glass door when Tyler didn't know he was being watched.
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Tyler was so happy
he rolled
around the deck and barked.
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Sometimes Rusty came out and sat in
the chair to hang out with Tyler late at night.
From his chair, facing the norhtern night sky Rusty could see the big
dipper whose handle pointed to the north star.
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Tyler was fascinated with Bobcat.
He wanted to sniff, lick, or chase cats in the worst way.
Bobcat spent many cat hours calmly studying the dog.
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Rusty did not want to see Bobcat get
hurt so he taught Tyler to be calm around his cats.
Little did Rusty know that Bobcat was a pack leader who would soon
put Tyler in his place.
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Tyler was fascinated by the cats. Only
Bobcat was brave enough to go nose to nose with him.
Bobcat could hiss loudly enough to scare Tyler into obedience. A claw
swipe across the nose made the young shepherd back off and sit, then
lie down.
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HIIIISSSS!
When Rusty saw Bobcat control the dog he was amazed. There was no
mistake--Bobcat made Tyler back off, sit, and lie down! Just as if
Rusty had commanded him.
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Bobcat is a pack leader. He has the
Cesar Millan technique to control the young German Shepherd Dog.
Bobcat was cat proof that anyone could be the pack leader.
Cats are a lot smarter than many people think they are.
More adventures of
Tyler the Wonder Dog...
coming
soon...
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