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**Geetiill** · 09-04-2012, 04:22 AM

Hey! Now THAT is a lazy persons ideal dog to exercise. You just have to throw the ball once or twice and she exercises herself!

If I don't throw the ball immediately upon it's return, and can ignore the screaming that ensues, he'll eventually quiet down and settle for destroying whatever expensive fetch object was thrown! I will trade you any day for Amy's low key fetch skillz!!!

On topic! Do you think the woman honestly meant the dog attacks kids, or just jumps on them or something? Stay away from wherever she walks her dog!

Oh yeah that's exactly what it's like with her. I toss the ball a few feet and she's good to go. When we're on walks she'll find a stick, wrestle with it, and then toss it in the air to fetch it. She's hilarious. But off leash I end up having to find the ball a lot because she never brings it back

My guess is that the dog doesn't really attack children but maybe growls or gets uncomfortable? Could be he jumps. I was honestly at a total loss of what to say to her about anything.

09-04-2012, 04:22 AM	#13
Geetiill Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 384 Senior Member	Hey! Now THAT is a lazy persons ideal dog to exercise. You just have to throw the ball once or twice and she exercises herself! If I don't throw the ball immediately upon it's return, and can ignore the screaming that ensues, he'll eventually quiet down and settle for destroying whatever expensive fetch object was thrown! I will trade you any day for Amy's low key fetch skillz!!! On topic! Do you think the woman honestly meant the dog attacks kids, or just jumps on them or something? Stay away from wherever she walks her dog! Oh yeah that's exactly what it's like with her. I toss the ball a few feet and she's good to go. When we're on walks she'll find a stick, wrestle with it, and then toss it in the air to fetch it. She's hilarious. But off leash I end up having to find the ball a lot because she never brings it back My guess is that the dog doesn't really attack children but maybe growls or gets uncomfortable? Could be he jumps. I was honestly at a total loss of what to say to her about anything.
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