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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I guess I should probably have started off to say that she is as calm as can be when she is standing there next to me at school at pick up at our kid's ES. And she is mostly calm at home. At pick-up we stand waaaaay off to the side where there are no kids, but they flock to her--she is a kid magnet! She will be fine by the time she's around 2--but until then I really have to get her used to large crowds of kids somehow. I have just noticed that no doesn't seem to mean no to 95% of the people I've said no to...I get that there maybe people responding here that say: leave your dog at home, we hate them! But, I'm thinking that's not the norm? [/quote]

Glad to know you are training your mini-cujo at an Elementry school. I will amend my future lawsuit to reflect such. [/quote]

:lol: Seriously, if her dog went apeshit in my neighborhood, people would call the police immediately. I wonder where she and her precious snowflake dog live. 
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The dog does not remotely go apeshit. It is a 20lb little scruffy thing and is no snowflake. She is mostly a pia but she is my pia. Don't know how you went from a dog that jumps and licks and gets overly wiggly to saying it's Cujo--and if you live in a place where police are often called about crazy attacking dogs, heh, let's just say it probably isn't remotely close to where I live. (Tenleytown)[/quote]

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