Brian Moore
Moderator
Going through the archives this morning and thought I'd share this one.
A cat had wandered onto the drive and we smooth-talked Sadie into allowing the cat to stay. Sadie's chase gene was highly tuned you know, so this was no easy task. However, her obey gene was dominant, so it was a task that had a reasonable chance of success.
This is Meg doing some smooth-talk. Sadie is obedient (as she always was) but her anxiety is obvious in her eyes. You see her at this moment fighting every canine instinct.
Epilogue: The cat lived with us for a good ten minutes after I took this shot, and although Sadie never did become comfortable with the idea (her eyes betrayed her desires), she allowed the cat to survive unmolested that whole time.
What a dog!
A cat had wandered onto the drive and we smooth-talked Sadie into allowing the cat to stay. Sadie's chase gene was highly tuned you know, so this was no easy task. However, her obey gene was dominant, so it was a task that had a reasonable chance of success.
This is Meg doing some smooth-talk. Sadie is obedient (as she always was) but her anxiety is obvious in her eyes. You see her at this moment fighting every canine instinct.
Epilogue: The cat lived with us for a good ten minutes after I took this shot, and although Sadie never did become comfortable with the idea (her eyes betrayed her desires), she allowed the cat to survive unmolested that whole time.
What a dog!