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here goes myself-
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my BF, and my dog Capone
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now-capone, hes a WEB, 3 years old. he trains in PSA, no titles yet(we missed this falls trail due to some money issues at the time)
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my RB, Comanche. shes just under a year. She technically belongs to my bf, he rehomed her before we started dating(his ex used to chase her with pots and pans while he was at work, she became very fearful, and wasn't recovering in his home, he sent her with a friend, she recovered, he got her back, and gave her to me)
because of the rehoming(the family did NOTHING with her), her training is VERY delayed, but shes smart, and has tremendous drive and workability, so it shouldn't take long.
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my Chinese Crested, Tripper. hes 21 months, and a shaved down powderpuff(he doesn't carry the hairless gene)
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it was hard to get him started. i kind of stole him(long story, lol) but when i lived in NC, his home was a few houses down from me, he lived chained and starved, and was being studded out heavily at under a year. the family went away for a few weeks, and left the dog(and a *****, which died), he broke his chain, which was a regular occurance, he wandered into my yard, and i just kept him. i ended upmoving across town like a month later anyway, so the people never really knew or cared.
it was hard to get him started, because he was trash broke on people, his owners literally CLOBBERD him since a pup for putting his teeth on them(normal puppy syuff), etc. He was really reluctant to take his first few bites, plus, he has relatively no pery drive, hes worked almost entirely in defense, which isn't common. BUT, he has a fantastic temperament, hes a solid dog, once he realized that i wasn't going to beat him for biting, and i was heavy with encouragement, he took right to it, and has really been a breeze to train since.

EDIT: well shoot, it bleeped out my word. these people also had a "female dog", which they pupmed puppies out of, she died on her chain, from starvation.
 

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