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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 128658" data-attributes="member: 330">K9,Yeah, that was another problem.&nbsp; Sadie soon knew the check cord length (100ft) and was defiant without constant pressure.&nbsp; The ex saw a couple jerks and was not pleased.&nbsp; I prematurely let her drag the cord free once.&nbsp; She saw some guys across the highway (where she was killed two months later) and I dislocated my shoulder on a fall trying to grab it.&nbsp; The guys across the road luckily heard me and the boy screaming at her and actually stopped traffic to intercept the dumb bitch.&nbsp; My arm was dangling and pretty much useless as I led her back up the hill.&nbsp; Being more pissed than in pain (SOB I was red hot) and on PRP; I actually did a &quot;Mel Gibson&quot; against the garage.&nbsp; It worked.&nbsp; It felt better.&nbsp; Not so much the next morning and a week afterward. Holy hell.&nbsp; It was hard to write.&nbsp; Typing strangely was &quot;OK&quot; after a &quot;Dr Strangelove&quot; maneuver.&nbsp; If I'm ever able to get another hunting pup again; I'll have the shock collar first.&nbsp; FWIW:&nbsp; A good &quot;come&quot; was ALWAYS rewarded with a ridiculous amount of high pitched praise, tussle and petting. I was never able to instill &quot;no&quot; in that damn dog when she knew I couldn't physically touch her. These damn cats obey &quot;no&quot; better than that damn dog.&nbsp; I'm looking at her urn right now on top of the fridge.&nbsp; I might get up and slap it:&nbsp; No, I'm going to order a pizza with my flip-phone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 128658, member: 330"] K9, Yeah, that was another problem. Sadie soon knew the check cord length (100ft) and was defiant without constant pressure. The ex saw a couple jerks and was not pleased. I prematurely let her drag the cord free once. She saw some guys across the highway (where she was killed two months later) and I dislocated my shoulder on a fall trying to grab it. The guys across the road luckily heard me and the boy screaming at her and actually stopped traffic to intercept the dumb bitch. My arm was dangling and pretty much useless as I led her back up the hill. Being more pissed than in pain (SOB I was red hot) and on PRP; I actually did a "Mel Gibson" against the garage. It worked. It felt better. Not so much the next morning and a week afterward. Holy hell. It was hard to write. Typing strangely was "OK" after a "Dr Strangelove" maneuver. If I'm ever able to get another hunting pup again; I'll have the shock collar first. FWIW: A good "come" was ALWAYS rewarded with a ridiculous amount of high pitched praise, tussle and petting. I was never able to instill "no" in that damn dog when she knew I couldn't physically touch her. These damn cats obey "no" better than that damn dog. I'm looking at her urn right now on top of the fridge. I might get up and slap it: No, I'm going to order a pizza with my flip-phone. [/QUOTE]

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