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XanaNews Statistic for rec.pets.dogs.behavior. 1/1/2024 3:39:50 PM
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DELL
2024-01-01 20:41:50 UTC
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XanaNews Statistic for rec.pets.dogs.behavior. 1/1/2024 3:39:50 PM

From article 813698 (10/4/2021 11:37:09 PM) to article 813709
(12/26/2022 5:14:22 PM)

Number of threads ................... 6
Number of articles .................. 9
Average articles per thread ......... 1.50
Number of unanswered posts .......... 5
Number of posts from XanaNews users .. 2


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1 4 Why does this rescue dog do this?


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1 3 Opinicus ForteAgent
2 2 cshenk XanaNews
3 1 Carriage house G2
4 1 Owenssignature tracking G2
5 1 The Dog Care G2
6 1 Gina Crowe G2


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1 4 G2 4
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DELL
2024-01-01 20:46:37 UTC
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XanaNews Statistic for rec.pets.dogs.behavior. 1/1/2024 3:39:50 PM
From article 813698 (10/4/2021 11:37:09 PM) to article 813709
(12/26/2022 5:14:22 PM)
Number of threads ................... 6
Number of articles .................. 9
Average articles per thread ......... 1.50
Number of unanswered posts .......... 5
Number of posts from XanaNews users .. 2
Top Threads
Ranking Articles Subject
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1 4 Why does this rescue dog do this?
Top Posters
Ranking Articles Name Most Used Newsreader
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1 3 Opinicus ForteAgent
2 2 cshenk XanaNews
3 1 Carriage house G2
4 1 Owenssignature tracking G2
5 1 The Dog Care G2
6 1 Gina Crowe G2
Top Newsreaders
Ranking Articles Newsreader Users
------- -------- -------------------------------------------- -----
1 4 G2 4
2 3 ForteAgent 1
3 2 XanaNews 1
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Hi all, these are all non-spammer posts from 1Jan2021 to 31Dec2023

This is a channel check to see if any lurkers surface.
Opinicus
2024-01-03 09:21:50 UTC
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Hi all, these are all non-spammer posts from 1Jan2021 to 31Dec2023
This is a channel check to see if any lurkers surface.
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DELL
2024-01-03 17:04:55 UTC
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How'd your pup do?

Mine is having trouble with arthritis.
Opinicus
2024-01-06 10:03:16 UTC
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How'd your pup do?
https://bit.ly/3S7QufD

That picture's two years old.

I've had dogs all my life but never one who was such a problem to
train as Chicco. By "problem" I mean I have to conciously train him
using all the tricks in the book. (All my previous dogs more or less
naturally trained themselves.) One part of the problem is that I
started on him late: He was about a year old when I rescued him from
the shelter and his previous owners had never given him any sort of
training--including walking on leash--at all. Another part is that
I've never had a dog who was so intensely smell-focused. When he gets
a scent up his nose all his other senses seem to shut down: he seems
not to see or hear anything while he's tracking the scent. For this
reason I still can't reliably let him off leash although his recall
very much improved after I started using a referee's whistle.
Apparently he can't ignore that.
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Mine is having trouble with arthritis.
Sorry to hear that. I've been through that many times myself with
Chicco's predecessors. With them my only options were palliative care.
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DELL
2024-01-07 19:10:31 UTC
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How'd your pup do?
https://bit.ly/3S7QufD
That picture's two years old.
I've had dogs all my life but never one who was such a problem to
train as Chicco. By "problem" I mean I have to conciously train him
using all the tricks in the book. (All my previous dogs more or less
naturally trained themselves.) One part of the problem is that I
started on him late: He was about a year old when I rescued him from
the shelter and his previous owners had never given him any sort of
training--including walking on leash--at all. Another part is that
I've never had a dog who was so intensely smell-focused. When he gets
a scent up his nose all his other senses seem to shut down: he seems
not to see or hear anything while he's tracking the scent. For this
reason I still can't reliably let him off leash although his recall
very much improved after I started using a referee's whistle.
Apparently he can't ignore that.
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Mine is having trouble with arthritis.
Sorry to hear that. I've been through that many times myself with
Chicco's predecessors. With them my only options were palliative care.
Sorry, newsreader on old xp box. I can open postimg files though.
Sounds like a scent hound and well familiar with that!

Here's my little blind girl, passed away age 18.

https://postimg.cc/8fh1Rtfv

If you think training a sighted scent hound is hard, try a blind one!
Iowna, nickname 'da sniffilator'.

Here's Cash protecting his buddy Daisy-chan, just back from the vets
giving her a dental.

https://postimg.cc/ThH8sjQv

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