I've told Warren what not to do, but his short-term memory is worse than the dog's (and he's got the MRIs to prove it...sigh). I will continue to keep pointing out where he's giving the dog conflicting training, but I can't control his actions or his backsliding. I also can't make what he's already done not happen.
I also have to keep reminding myself that this dog isn't Fuzzball (the previous dog, who somehow could keep track of "this one likes this, and this one likes the opposite"). Fuzzball was very easy to train and spoiled me.
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Date: 2002-11-23 11:48 pm (UTC)I also have to keep reminding myself that this dog isn't Fuzzball (the previous dog, who somehow could keep track of "this one likes this, and this one likes the opposite"). Fuzzball was very easy to train and spoiled me.