for a week and our (mine and of my dogs) guests a friendly rogue of race and media Schnauzer named Lois. It 's true that contrary to what many people (who knows why) people think, dogs are social animals, able to coexist peacefully and accept each new come, with the courtesy with which every visitor must be upheld. At home, the hospitality is sacred, and my 4-legged friends are well aware. I must say that Lois, with its enormous playfulness, with his stubbornness, a term that obviously does not always have the negative meaning it's usually called, with his relentless energy, has won all (dogs and master) in less than no say. Seeing her play with my older dog, Kira, a German shepherd, for 11 years, which usually does not want to play with anyone, is a true spectacle, a feast for my eyes. Not to mention the uncontrollable play with my border collie or the other fever, my little labrador, Nora. And even in training aspects, Lois defends himself more than well, demonstrating a keen intelligence and a good ability to understand the game of clicker training. Lois is here only a short time, a week in fact, done with good reliability and the sitting, sit the remains, the remains on his feet, he soon understood how things work here, who have to work (run signal) in his case the few who know, to earn a living. Thus, Lois, running my signals promptly, whenever it needs to get his bowl with food, each time it has come in her favorite place: the training camp, where you play and you can taste the delicious morsels, each time must exit the cage. What's more, Lois has learned not to get into places where it is not allowed to stay out of the door in exchange a cookie on my return. All this in just one week, although I have seen with great pleasure that its owners, had certainly done a good job in his education, and facilitating my task. Lois is among others a beautiful subject of his race, which has already competed in several beauty shows, winning more good results. Another applause, then goes to her breeder, who has demonstrated through his work, what I'm saying for some time, or that is far better to buy a person coming from herds that select beauty and character (and not all do ) also spending more than buying a puppy from a private or worse from a pet store. Lois will be here with us a couple of weeks, the weeks will fly, as it is the first sprint, after which they will return home to his joy and that of his affezzionati masters, we, on our part salute with pride, for having contributed to his education, and with a bit of nostalgia, we will miss!
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