Monica Singh
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Begging 101 Begging is defined in my mind by any eye contact or starring at the food any closer to the owners or their guest form closer then 6 feet. First and foremost you need to have the owners be sure to stop feeding from the table or their hands when are they are eating or snacking. Some owners may not be feeding the dog from the table but the dog still hopes and give the eyes. I like to use a water bottle for begging. This is great if the dog does not like the water bottle. I like the fact that to correction can be done from the other side of the room and the dog sees you administer the correct from the direction that the begging occurs. 1. Start with the water bottle primed in the sink and tune the stream to a thin stream line. Then while eating at the table the owner has the bottle ready and give the dog a squirt in the forehead for coming and closer to the table then 6 feet and or starring at the plates. 2. If the water bottle does not work then you can use a shake can or put the dog into a down stay or place command. Please add your comments.... Mark Thompson
facebook.com/TheBrettside: Frankenweenie is Frighteningly good
It's funny, adventurous, creepy, and even sentimental and with it being in black and white AND 3D, I think it's going to be a hit.
It's part Frankentstein part Lassie but somehow director Tim Burton makes it work in this stop-motion animation simply called "Frankenweenie".
It's the story of a young boy (Frankenstein) who uses all his talents to bring back his beloved dead dog. There are a lot of references to old horror movies all wrapped up in a heartwarming boy and his dog film the whole family should enjoy.
Several celebrities lend their voices to this film that should appeal most to mom and dad. Fans of Boris Karloff will also enjoy this. It's strange in a Tim Burton kind of way but, in my opinion, some of his best work in a long long time.
The characters are all pretty amusing and Victor Frankenstein is a suitable hero for this family friendly horror film with Sparky, his patched up dog, stealing nearly every scene he's in. Creepy and weird ? Sure…but it's just the right amount.
Take the whole family to see this one. Frankenweenie is a 'wiener' The flick-o-meter gives Frankenweenie a five out of five. This odd little story of a boy and his dog shows that Tim Burton still has that wonderful weirdness that brings magic to the big screen.
Let me know what you think. Head to my Facebook fanpage, it's called TheBrettside, and click like.
It's part Frankentstein part Lassie but somehow director Tim Burton makes it work in this stop-motion animation simply called "Frankenweenie".
It's the story of a young boy (Frankenstein) who uses all his talents to bring back his beloved dead dog. There are a lot of references to old horror movies all wrapped up in a heartwarming boy and his dog film the whole family should enjoy.
Several celebrities lend their voices to this film that should appeal most to mom and dad. Fans of Boris Karloff will also enjoy this. It's strange in a Tim Burton kind of way but, in my opinion, some of his best work in a long long time.
The characters are all pretty amusing and Victor Frankenstein is a suitable hero for this family friendly horror film with Sparky, his patched up dog, stealing nearly every scene he's in. Creepy and weird ? Sure…but it's just the right amount.
Take the whole family to see this one. Frankenweenie is a 'wiener' The flick-o-meter gives Frankenweenie a five out of five. This odd little story of a boy and his dog shows that Tim Burton still has that wonderful weirdness that brings magic to the big screen.
Let me know what you think. Head to my Facebook fanpage, it's called TheBrettside, and click like.
Source: ireport.cnn.com
Feed your dog's inner competitor
As a stay-at-home mom who home-schooled her children, Kimberly Chiles Lanum wanted an activity that she could call her own.
Source: rss.cnn.com
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