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Overland Hound
- Thread starter jkxranger
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Enthusiast III
- 646
- First Name
- Will
- Last Name
- Beaver
- Member #
23460
our gang from a few years ago. boys grown up and only the little hound left.
Enthusiast III
- 646
- First Name
- Will
- Last Name
- Beaver
- Member #
23460
my new dog is not working out, very feisty and too hard to catch.
Influencer III
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- First Name
- Rex
- Last Name
- Drake
- Member #
19540
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KI5GH
- Service Branch
- Air Force
Autism Family Travels
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OVRLNDCBR
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Autism Family Travels
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To all the hound owners, is there are tips we can try to get Mekia to calm down and stop whining in the rig? She get's super excited to go for a ride, and then in the Rig she just whines. We have her in her harness with the safety belt attached. Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated. We don't want to have to leave her to go on adventures!
Melatonin. Natural, and helps when clipping nails, driving, or any successful activity. Obviously it's not 100% foolproof, though, but it helps
Autism Family Travels
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I will have to have a look. Thanks. She's never had any training since a puppy, so we are working with her to get her to the point where we can take her out in society and she behave correctly.
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Bean
She sleeps a lot :)
She does perk up for a good hike though :)
She sleeps a lot :)
She does perk up for a good hike though :)
Stinkbug 867
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Pathfinder II
Corby, littermates and Mumma,
Corby at 3 months, getting air...
Loves going topless...
Corby at 3 months, getting air...
Loves going topless...
Expedition Master I
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- First Name
- Michael
- Last Name
- Lee
- Member #
13728
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KM6YKV
- Service Branch
- Army & Marine Corps
Me and my boy by the Mackinac bridge Michigan.
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I’ve always had dogs in my lif, the last 20 plus years it’s been anything with a blocky head (aka pibbles) they have been great companions on our trips. Usually rescue as a pair, this is our current furry overlanders.
