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For those who haven't watched it, Thursday's episode *may* be on tonite (they repeated last Thursday's on Sat. nite). Havent checked the listings yet but it was on at 8PM EST.
Elvis' owner broke several Agility Rules...1 no choke collars...only flat buckle type. no looped leashes. No using the leash & collar to guide the dog....
Elvis also had issues & his owner insisted that he be off lead. Wonder how he would have felt if the other dogs had bit him!!
I know, I was just happy he was playing nice w/ the bulldog (was holding my breath at the time). Wasnt too happy that Andrew's owner made the paper tear in the hoop bigger. It was entertaining though, some of the owners are a bit much (not sure if they're like that b/c of the camera's though). So far I don't have a favorite, maybe as it goes on.
Location: Stuck on the East Coast, hoping to head West
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I dont blame the owner of Andrew...The judge made me mad when she said safty didnt count!!
That's what I was thinking, too.
By the way, does anyone know why Laurie and Andrew were sent to the dog house? I thought they were going to put the girl she was arguing with in the dog house--I forget her name-belle star or something?
Not sure but she did get into it with the girl that Dressed her dog. Trying to explain why nobody like it. & the difference in Andrews topnots & putting a dress on a dog.
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