Tonyrodz's Tahoe Build Thread

[iamdub]

Got the sploof down.

Lol

It's "sploot". "Sploof" is a filter for weed smoke. Also used in reference to a wasted hit (from a joint, bông, etc.)

She's a beaut!

 

[wjburken]

Lol

It's "sploot". "Sploof" is a filter for weed smoke. Also used in reference to a wasted hit (from a joint, ****, etc.)

She's a beaut!

Well, he is from Joyzee so maybe up der dey calls it Sploot. capeesh?

 

[Scottydoggs]

Her 1st stick. Did it all by herself.

View attachment 371538Got the sploof down.View attachment 371539

now thats one damn good looking pup.

best part of a new pup is now you get to train it and not f up and let a few things slip like we all do along the way lol def a few things i wish we worked harder on. but my ex was a **** waffle and refused to stick to the plan of how to treat the dog and of course i ended up with a food begging, drooling fool of a dog from it. wish i had pics of her, off her plate, one for the baby, dog eats right off her fork, then one for mommy. i wanted to kill her.

 

[Tonyrodz]

now thats one damn good looking pup.

best part of a new pup is now you get to train it and not f up and let a few things slip like we all do along the way lol def a few things i wish we worked harder on. but my ex was a **** waffle and refused to stick to the plan of how to treat the dog and of course i ended up with a food begging, drooling fool of a dog from it. wish i had pics of her, off her plate, one for the baby, dog eats right off her fork, then one for mommy. i wanted to kill her.

She is purty. We def can't wait until she gets out of the puppy phase. She chews EVERYTHING. She does know her name tho.

 

[Rocket Man]

She is purty. We def can't wait until she gets out of the puppy phase. She chews EVERYTHING. She does know her name tho.

I remember a couple years ago when my pup was teething and they were so damn sharp. I was always bleeding. Seems I was what he liked to chew on.

 

[Scottydoggs]

I remember a couple years ago when my pup was teething and they were so damn sharp. I was always bleeding. Seems I was what he liked to chew on.

my dog was very mouthy as a pup. so every time id get jabbed by one of them puppy teeth id push his flappin lip on a tooth and let him know how it felt. he learned very fast. as he got older even into adult hood if he was taking food or you were playing with a toy and you said ouch he'd stop and back off. then i would also just push my hand into his mouth, lol he hated that but it was to damn funny looking to not do it here and there, 100 lb dog, my fist fit fine in there, room to spare lol he never bit, or even nipped anyone, yet the same dog was ripping the large kong apart.

 

[Rocket Man]

my dog was very mouthy as a pup. so every time id get jabbed by one of them puppy teeth id push his flappin lip on a tooth and let him know how it felt. he learned very fast. as he got older even into adult hood if he was taking food or you were playing with a toy and you said ouch he'd stop and back off. then i would also just push my hand into his mouth, lol he hated that but it was to damn funny looking to not do it here and there, 100 lb dog, my fist fit fine in there, room to spare lol he never bit, or even nipped anyone, yet the same dog was ripping the large kong apart.

That kind of training doesn’t work with Huskies or Malamutes ( mines both). They’re the most stubborn dogs known to mankind and I swear they like pain. Probably why they can run for 100 miles through snow pulling a sled. I tried training my previous dog, a Husky, with punishment/ pain and it definitely did not work. At one time, he was starting to dig under the fence and I bought a shock collar. I got the most aggressive one made, with steel teeth that went through his fur into his skin. I would hit the button with it set on max and he’d just look at me. I thought there’s no way this things working so I took it off and held it while I hit the button. I swear it was like getting hit by a taser- it knocked me down. It never did anything to him except raise his curiosity. I learned positive reinforcement works better for these breeds. My current dog is an awesome boy now, never bit anyone or anything except a couple squirrels. He’s super smart too. Learns tricks immediately, even hand signals. But if I try to get one bit aggressive with him, all bets are off. I learned to never try to punish him or force him to do anything- it does not work.

 

[Tonyrodz]

She seems smart. We have to figure out a way to start training her. She's so damn random tho. Sometimes she'll pee on the wee wee pad, sometimes not. She pees outside, but won't poop--outside or on a wee wee pad.

 

[Tonyrodz]

my dog was very mouthy as a pup. so every time id get jabbed by one of them puppy teeth id push his flappin lip on a tooth and let him know how it felt. he learned very fast. as he got older even into adult hood if he was taking food or you were playing with a toy and you said ouch he'd stop and back off. then i would also just push my hand into his mouth, lol he hated that but it was to damn funny looking to not do it here and there, 100 lb dog, my fist fit fine in there, room to spare lol he never bit, or even nipped anyone, yet the same dog was ripping the large kong apart.

What kind of dog?

 

[Rocket Man]

She seems smart. We have to figure out a way to start training her. She's so damn random tho. Sometimes she'll pee on the wee wee pad, sometimes not. She pees outside, but won't poop--outside or on a wee wee pad.

All I’ve ever done was use a stern voice and say “OUTSIDE” and open the door at the same time. I have always had a fenced back yard though, not sure if you have that option. But peeing or pooping in the house has always been one thing that wasn’t tolerated from the moment they come home. I crate trained my current dog. They won’t go to the bathroom where they sleep so it’s fairly easy to train them. Even though the crate (kennel) was 3’ x 4’ he never went potty in it. I did have to get up in the middle of the night to let him out when he would cry because he needed to pee for the first year. Now that he’s grown, the entire great room is his crate, at least to him.