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tug-of-war = bad?

Discussion in 'Sports & Activities' started by pitbull_24, Nov 17, 2009.

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  1. DryCreek

    DryCreek CH Dog

    The first toy I give a pup is an old sock with a knot or 2 in it. 2 or 3 pups on one sock pulling every which way is amusing to no end.

    Always played tug, never had a problem.
     
    DryCreek, Feb 9, 2010
    #41
  2. Belcher256

    Belcher256 Big Dog

    As long as you initiate the tug of war and end it I see no reason why this should lead to any problems.
     
    Belcher256, Feb 17, 2010
    #42
  3. Peaches&Lucy

    Peaches&Lucy Pup

    this is just hilarious! only because it's true :) I have two APBT's AND a cat--who they adore terrorizing. But don't feel sorry for the kitty, he's a bengal and gets his fair share of licks in. I play tug-of-war with both of my dogs (one is 8 years and the other is 4 months), and actually have no release command. However, they are very VERY aware of the energy shift I create when I am through playing. They are such a sensitive and eager to please breed.
     
    Peaches&Lucy, Feb 26, 2010
    #43
  4. CTG

    CTG Big Dog

    use a command like spit it and be dominant.
     
    CTG, Feb 26, 2010
    #44
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