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Nicknames: Her call name is Cookie. Her nicknames: Cookie and Creme, Cookiegirl, CookieWookie, Cookies, Cookie Monster, Mrs. Cookie, Glutton, Roadblock, Cookie-so-pretty, so pretty, Grumpy, and Mrs. Grumpy.
Doggie Dynamics:
Likes: Sleeping, eating, playing (very occasionally), and being with me.
Pet-Peeves: Doing too many tricks at a time, Gray Dawntreader's "teasing", and not always understanding what I want.
Favorite Toy: Either ball or Flippy Flopper Frisbee. She's not really into toys much anymore.
Favorite Food: Lassie Natural Way, and SCRAPS.
Favorite Walk: Anywhere new or familiar.
Best Tricks: Wave, Crawl, catch Frisbee, and many others!
Arrival Story: When I was just a puppy, the Miller family bought me from this breeder named Jeanne Burkett. The Millers wanted to breed me, though I am not breeding quality. They kept me in the backyard with another German Shepherd, who was mean to other dogs. When they brought our food out, the other GSD ate his food + mine. I was very, very skinny. By the time I was 6 months old, they realized that I couldn't go on like this. So, they decided to put an ad in the paper and sell me for $50. This guy came, said he was looking for a watchdog. They sold me to him. I was afraid of the guy, even though he was nice. In fact, I was afraid of all men. (My humans think that I must've been abused by the guy in the Miller family.) So much so that I peed whenever I saw one. I eventually got used to this guy, and he taught me to bark at cars coming down the driveway and people knocking on the door. (I was too timid to do it without training.) Eventually, he married somebody who had 2 kids. I was never raised much around kids really, but I was gentle with them. One of them (the girl) is now my mistress.
Bio: Cookie came from a breeder named Jeanne Burkett. I'm trying to learn more about her, but no luck so far. If you can help, please contact me.
Cookie's parents were named Rommel And Pirncess. (Pirncess is not misspelled, that's the way it was spelled on her transfer papers.)
Cookie was registered with the World Kennel Club as just Cookie, but to me her pedigree name is Burkett's Cookies 'n' Creme. Came up with it myself!--------------------------- -You can see a picture of Cookie here:
Gotpetsonline.com
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See Cookie's latest moment of fame! Click on the "Silly Dogs" slideshow. Cookie's picture is at the end of it.---------Cookie and I enjoy this forum: Shepherds4ever---------------I use positive reinforcement training (modern training) on Cookie rather than traditional training. Since I've been using positive training, she is more willing to obey and generally learns faster. If you want to know more about this amazing method, then I very highly recommend the book: "The Dog Whisperer: A Compassionate, Nonviolent Approach to Dog Training" by Paul Ownes with Norma Eckorate. This book was written before that guy who calls himself the dog whisperer was ever on TV.
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