Thursday, December 10, 2009
Lola getting bully when I walk her outside
Recently, I feel very reluctant to walk Lola outside. She doesn't pay much attention to me after walking out from the gate of our house, but only sniffing, and use up her bully energy trying to pull me here and there. I guess she completely forget about the "heel" command. Besides, sometimes she acts like sleeping beauty, lying down gracefully when I command her to follow me while she reluctant to do so. What can I do? I can't lift her, she is over 40kg now... She is really become naughty recently. However, of course, when back inside the house, she is still my sweet baby, good obedient girl. I really need to put her back in "heel" training again, hopefully can make it.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Lola & Football
That day when we went shopping at Tesco, we came up with a idea playing football with Lola.She is bored with her old toys, thus we think it's not a bad idea let her exercise with football.
Ideally, husband & I, and Lola passing ball around, however Lola use her mouth more often than her legs, she keep trying mouth the football to carry it around. It's really a challenge for her, because the football is really too big for her mouth. Lola, please kick the football, and don't eat it. okay?!
Lola's Friend ... continue
This is German Shepherd named Lucky, her another doggie friend. Lucky is a male dog, thus we always monitor them closely when they play with each other. We just can't afford if any "accident" happen, oh.. one big doggie family... no..no..no... we will end up finish all our savings to buy them food. haha...
My Rottie Grown Up Already
Lola is almost 11 months, now she is much bigger size compare the first day she was in my house. I will say her size is more than tripple up. Her weight is about 40kg now. When she jumps up, her front paws can reach my shoulder.Lola start showing her ability to guard the house since last few months, more and more reliable from month to month. At night, when stranger pass by, she will bark at them, then stare at them, observing their movement, until out of sight of them.
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