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Old April 21st 04, 03:27 PM
Dean Pitts
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I have a 3 yr old cockopoo. He is the most friendliest, affectionate, and
playful dog at home. But when I take him out for his walks and he see's
another dog he goes wild. He tries desperately to unleash himself and
wants to see the dog. Sometimes I have a real hard time holding him back.
I will give in sometimes, l'll then hold the leash away from the dog
alittle, and then he goes viciously attacking the dog. Its very
embarrassing. What can I do?
Ana


 




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