You go for it, and let us know how things work out. Barbara L & Roul ----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 1:00 PM Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Agility question
"Speak up, there may be others in the class that feel the same way you do. Always remember you are Alpha, even over an insensitive trainer." Dear B and R, I should print that quote to hand out in class. Thank you for the clarity I needed. I just want to do the right thing by him. I have been successfully finding my "alpha-ness" for all the veterinary issues, and this should be no different. I'll be sad to walk away as he loves lots of parts of it, but your right- he was scared out of his mind and dragging him by the harness with him not even placing his rear legs down could have hurt one of his legs and it was not making him "walk" the obstacle. I'll see if we can sit out some obstacles or work on them after slowly. If not the only thing that trainer will see of this alpha is my tail-lights. Thanks! lov michelle and henry
