Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun... After a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training. The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused in on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days when I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away. Even if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and paste
into address bar)

Have a great day,
David Burton

Kyle ) wrote:
"bzoozzoo" wrote in news:1162999409.898199.108090
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun... After
a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training. The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused in on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days when I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away. Even
if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and paste
into address bar)

Have a great day,
David Burton



I am certain that *someone* will disagree and suggest that his is the
best book.
Get ready for the insults.

Shuttup.
--
ah

"Kyle )" verbally sodomised in
:

"bzoozzoo" wrote in news:1162999409.898199.108090
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun... After
a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training. The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused in on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days when I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away. Even
if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and paste
into address bar)

Have a great day,
David Burton



I am certain that *someone* will disagree and suggest that his is the
best book.
Get ready for the insults.






Which someone is this then?

--
Phil Kyle™

T
h i
i s
s l
f i l
S o n o
i u e n
g r s g

Phil Kyle wrote in news:ej08db$njs$109
@blackhelicopter.databasix.com:

"Kyle )" verbally sodomised in
:

"bzoozzoo" wrote in
news:1162999409.898199.108090
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three
words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun...
After
a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training.
The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused in
on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days when
I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away. Even
if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking
up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the
training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and paste
into address bar)

Have a great
day,
David Burton



I am certain that *someone* will disagree and suggest that his is the
best book.
Get ready for the insults.






Which someone is this then?



Leave it alone



--
Kyle )

Reply address is fake. Don't ask for the real one, a troll named
Lookout
sent enough spam and viruses that I shut it down.

On Wed, 08 Nov 2006 13:34:25 -0500, Kyle )
wrote:

"bzoozzoo" wrote in news:1162999409.898199.108090
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun... After
a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training. The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused in on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days when I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away. Even
if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and paste
into address bar)

Have a great day,
David Burton



I am certain that *someone* will disagree and suggest that his is the
best book.
Get ready for the insults.




speaking of which

--
"But it was a huge mistake on my part. They are vigilantes who go to
cruel extremes and end up doing damage
to a
good cause."--Naomi Campbell re peta

"Kyle )" verbally sodomised in
. 170.90:

Phil Kyle wrote in news:ej08db$njs$109
@blackhelicopter.databasix.com:

"Kyle )" verbally sodomised in
:

"bzoozzoo" wrote in
news:1162999409.898199.108090
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three
words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun...
After
a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training.
The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused in
on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days when
I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away. Even
if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking
up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the
training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and paste
into address bar)

Have a great
day,
David Burton



I am certain that *someone* will disagree and suggest that his is the
best book.
Get ready for the insults.






Which someone is this then?



Leave it alone




No.

--
Phil Kyle™

T
h i
i s
s l
f i l
S o n o
i u e n
g r s g

marika verbally sodomised in
news
On Wed, 08 Nov 2006 13:34:25 -0500, Kyle )
wrote:

"bzoozzoo" wrote in news:1162999409.898199.108090
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun... After
a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training. The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused in on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days when I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away. Even
if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and paste
into address bar)

Have a great day,
David Burton



I am certain that *someone* will disagree and suggest that his is the
best book.
Get ready for the insults.




speaking of which


On broomsticks?


--
Phil Kyle™

T
h i
i s
s l
f i l
S o n o
i u e n
g r s g

Phil Kyle wrote in news:ejl85v$1os$54
@blackhelicopter.databasix.com:

"Kyle )" verbally sodomised in
. 170.90:

Phil Kyle wrote in news:ej08db$njs$109
@blackhelicopter.databasix.com:

"Kyle )" verbally sodomised in
:

"bzoozzoo" wrote in
news:1162999409.898199.108090
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three
words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun...
After
a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training.
The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused
in
on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this
kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days
when
I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying
the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that
bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away.
Even
if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking
up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information
handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the
training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and
paste
into address bar)

Have a great
day,
David
Burton



I am certain that *someone* will disagree and suggest that his is
the
best book.
Get ready for the insults.






Which someone is this then?



Leave it alone




No.


This is futile...


--
"I am such a Stinky Fat Matter" - Why bother?

The Odiferous Fat Matter

Odiferous Fat Matter wrote:
Phil Kyle wrote in news:ejl85v$1os$54
@blackhelicopter.databasix.com:

"Kyle )" verbally sodomised in
. 170.90:

Phil Kyle wrote in news:ej08db$njs$109
@blackhelicopter.databasix.com:

"Kyle )" verbally sodomised in
:

"bzoozzoo" wrote in
news:1162999409.898199.108090
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three
words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun...
After
a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training.
The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused
in
on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this
kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days
when
I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying
the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that
bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away.
Even
if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking
up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information
handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the
training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and
paste
into address bar)

Have a great
day,
David
Burton



I am certain that *someone* will disagree and suggest that his is
the
best book.
Get ready for the insults.






Which someone is this then?



Leave it alone




No.


This is futile...

This is utile...
--
ah

Phil Kyle wrote:
marika verbally sodomised in
news
On Wed, 08 Nov 2006 13:34:25 -0500, Kyle )
wrote:

"bzoozzoo" wrote in news:1162999409.898199.108090
@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Heel!
Sit!
Stay!

Don't you wish training your dog was as simple as those three words?
I know I did when teaching my Jack Russell. Some days I was so
frustrated with him that I just gave up. Yeah that was fun... After
a
few weeks of dealing with a disobedient rug chewing, car chasing,
yelping jumping bean, I finally went to the Internet for answers.

To my luck I found the best informative guide to dog training. The
pictures were large and descriptive, and the information focused in on
all the problems I was having. I really couldn't believe this kind
of information existed. Before, there was literally some days when I
was ready to give my dog away. Now, since reading and applying the
techniques taught by Daniel Stevens, I know I'll keep my new found
friend.

You have got to see this to believe it. Please don't give that bad
dog away the answer to all your problems is just a click away. Even
if
you have a good dog that has an annoying habit that needs breaking up,
these techniques will help. I know I'll keep this information handy
because Rex the terror (my dog) is always finding new ways to be
disobedient.

The link to the training
manual.


http://ads.profitrally.com/c_e6h4z
(if unclick able, copy and paste
into address bar)

Have a great day,
David Burton



I am certain that *someone* will disagree and suggest that his is the
best book.
Get ready for the insults.




speaking of which


On broomsticks?



Yup.

--
ah