Another Dog Thread, Kerry Katona this time
09 January 2008, 02:36 PM
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Another Dog Thread, Kerry Katona this time
Seems she has spent a lot of money on this one
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Not quite sure what she means by using the dog to round the kids up though
this is north scotland - news, entertainment, jobs, homes and cars
Not quite sure what she means by using the dog to round the kids up though
09 January 2008, 02:52 PM
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she's getting another one of the dogs.
Apparently they are actually German german shepherds as they are more aggressive than the uk versions. The commands are in german as apparently they could be classed as offensive weapons if they were spoken in english.
The current dog is actually trained so that only a few people can give certain commands, anyone else gives the command and they wont do anything, however the dogs have to be refreshed every few months.
Apparently they are actually German german shepherds as they are more aggressive than the uk versions. The commands are in german as apparently they could be classed as offensive weapons if they were spoken in english.
The current dog is actually trained so that only a few people can give certain commands, anyone else gives the command and they wont do anything, however the dogs have to be refreshed every few months.
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It's all hype designed to get that fat tart back on the front page of Heat 
.... dangerous dogs, dogs attacking children.... then Kerry "Mum of the year" buys an attack dog and her sponging twonk of a husband says they'll use it to "round up their kids" 
.... dangerous dogs, dogs attacking children.... then Kerry "Mum of the year" buys an attack dog and her sponging twonk of a husband says they'll use it to "round up their kids"
10 January 2008, 01:06 PM
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Could this be the dog? Or did she not buy a cross-breed?
Could this be the dog? Or did she not buy a cross-breed?
10 January 2008, 01:07 PM
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she's getting another one of the dogs.
Apparently they are actually German german shepherds as they are more aggressive than the uk versions. The commands are in german as apparently they could be classed as offensive weapons if they were spoken in english.
The current dog is actually trained so that only a few people can give certain commands, anyone else gives the command and they wont do anything, however the dogs have to be refreshed every few months.
Apparently they are actually German german shepherds as they are more aggressive than the uk versions. The commands are in german as apparently they could be classed as offensive weapons if they were spoken in english.
The current dog is actually trained so that only a few people can give certain commands, anyone else gives the command and they wont do anything, however the dogs have to be refreshed every few months.
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I agree though she is a fat tart
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The 27-year-old, who was held at knifepoint when her Cheshire home was burgled last year, will also use the dog to "round up" her three children, according to the Daily Star.
ffs do it in style like steven gerrard get the sas in
ffs do it in style like steven gerrard get the sas in
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So the dog used to live in Germany.
German Bloodlines are in most of the UK residing dogs anyway. If we are splitting hairs then I've seen a picture of the said dog and it's a West German Shepherd by it's looks. An East German Shepherd as a rule has more drive and is harder to handle. Then we could go on to Czech GSD'S, more drive again and almost only for the experienced handler in most cases. So in actual fact they have themselves quite a sedate GSD, although still very capable of being trained very well and easier for a pair of numpties to ruin, I mean handle.You say classed as offensive weapons if the commands were in English and not German!!!
That's an 8 pinter!! You mean the dog was trained by a German speaking trainer, end of!HTH.
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What uneducated pub talk tosh, it gets my goat when people waffle about something they plainly haven't got a clue about. What's worse is they believe what they hear and post on boards for everyone to see!!
So the dog used to live in Germany. German Bloodlines are in most of the UK residing dogs anyway. If we are splitting hairs then I've seen a picture of the said dog and it's a West German Shepherd by it's looks. An East German Shepherd as a rule has more drive and is harder to handle. Then we could go on to Czech GSD'S, more drive again and almost only for the experienced handler in most cases. So in actual fact they have themselves quite a sedate GSD, although still very capable of being trained very well and easier for a pair of numpties to ruin, I mean handle.
You say classed as offensive weapons if the commands were in English and not German!!! That's an 8 pinter!! You mean the dog was trained by a German speaking trainer, end of!
The dog would have been trained and maybe at most the new owners would have had a day maybe of 'hand over' time. Once the dog knows them and they know the commands then he'll work for them but it's by no means exclusive. As I've said on threads previously, the dog will need refreshing on anything that isn't part of daily life.
HTH.
So the dog used to live in Germany.
German Bloodlines are in most of the UK residing dogs anyway. If we are splitting hairs then I've seen a picture of the said dog and it's a West German Shepherd by it's looks. An East German Shepherd as a rule has more drive and is harder to handle. Then we could go on to Czech GSD'S, more drive again and almost only for the experienced handler in most cases. So in actual fact they have themselves quite a sedate GSD, although still very capable of being trained very well and easier for a pair of numpties to ruin, I mean handle.You say classed as offensive weapons if the commands were in English and not German!!!
That's an 8 pinter!! You mean the dog was trained by a German speaking trainer, end of!The dog would have been trained and maybe at most the new owners would have had a day maybe of 'hand over' time. Once the dog knows them and they know the commands then he'll work for them but it's by no means exclusive. As I've said on threads previously, the dog will need refreshing on anything that isn't part of daily life.
HTH.
10 January 2008, 03:32 PM
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