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Tug Winning is everything!!!!!
I used to believe dogs played tug for the joy of tugging and the outcome
didn't matter, well I've changed my opinion, recently after playing full on tug with Roz there is only one thing on her mind and thats to hold on longer than me. I decided to play tug with her in a battle of wills and strength, the only rule was to hold on to your end of the tug toy and not let go, the first one to let go loses and I can't change hands or use 2 hands. Well the game began and there was no way Roz was letting go, oh another rule of the game is no verbal intimidation so basically we were both hanging on trying to wrench, tear, bluff or outfox the other into letting go but after 20 minutes (yep 20) we were both still holding firm, Roz had laid down on her side and let me drag her on the carpet a couple of times but she hung on firm, she was only regaining strength because after a minute of this she'd get up and start pulling again, my hand was really sore and tired and I was hardly able to hold on by now, I was considering defeat but gave a last minute desparate shake and pull catching Roz unawares, she momentarily loses grip and BINGO I win!!!!! Round 2 wasn't so fortunate, tonight I suffered a 10 minute defeat, for whatever reason my heart just wasn't in it and Roz's determination wore me out, 1 all. round 3 coming soon. Paul |
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