[Oxford]

[quote=ThanksEveryone]I just wanted to say thank you to all of you, especially the person who took the time to index those thread with Google. Thanks to you, I found this when I googled “Estrada Property Management.” I was sent the exact same instructions and description, with a different address inserted, and thought many things seemed off (among them, I gave no specific dates but was sent a total cost for my stay and “booking papers” with my “middle of this month to the beginning of the next” filled in as the lease term!) Anyways, thankfully there was enough off that I’d figured it out, nut it was great to find tins thread to confirm. Thank you!!!!![/quote]

You are welcome 🙂
Glad it worked out and Google indexed it like I had hoped.

OX
…cyber crimebuster

[img_assist|nid=14339|title=google index|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=100|height=49]

[Oxford]

Thanks for the heads up. I hang in that mall alot for the Lowes and Best Buy. Been looking for good BBQ. Gonna take my vegetarian, earth-hippy GF there and watch her dig in. Yeeeehawwww

OX
…i come from Alabama…

[Oxford]

Thanks for the heads up. I hang in that mall alot for the Lowes and Best Buy. Been looking for good BBQ. Gonna take my vegetarian, earth-hippy GF there and watch her dig in. Yeeeehawwww

OX
…i come from Alabama…

[Oxford]

Thanks for the heads up. I hang in that mall alot for the Lowes and Best Buy. Been looking for good BBQ. Gonna take my vegetarian, earth-hippy GF there and watch her dig in. Yeeeehawwww

OX
…i come from Alabama…

[Oxford]

Thanks for the heads up. I hang in that mall alot for the Lowes and Best Buy. Been looking for good BBQ. Gonna take my vegetarian, earth-hippy GF there and watch her dig in. Yeeeehawwww

OX
…i come from Alabama…

[Oxford]

Thanks for the heads up. I hang in that mall alot for the Lowes and Best Buy. Been looking for good BBQ. Gonna take my vegetarian, earth-hippy GF there and watch her dig in. Yeeeehawwww

OX
…i come from Alabama…

[Oxford]

[quote=sdrealtor]OX
I recommend crate training. It sounds a bit uncivil but is best for dog and owner. Many dogs end up loving the crate as a safe place. Get a bigger crate than you need but make it smaller by putting some boxes in it. The dog wont want to sh%t where it sleeps. You need to take the dog out every 2 hours and take it outside immnediately. Always praise postive behavior! In a week or less it will learn that it goes outside if you stick to it. When you take it out to play the first week it must be 100% supervised and as soon as it tries to go inside you say NO and take it outside. Dont leave the dog outside during training as it wont get the discipline part.

Here’s one last tip: When we got our cocker spaniel we hung a bell on a string from our front door. We found a dog shaped leather thingee with 2 jingle bells on it fittingly enough. Every time we took her out during the training period we took were paw and rang the bell with it. Within 2 weeks she associated going out with ringing the bell. Not only was she completely house trained but she would ring the bell anytime she wanted to go out. People who came to our house were amazed by this stupid pet trick. It was very easy to do.

As you probably remember, I had to put her down about a year and 1/2 ago. I think I may still have the bell. If you are interested, I’ll see if I can find it.[/quote]

Thanks Dave… I will give that a go!

ox
…follows sdrs advice

[Oxford]

[quote=sdrealtor]OX
I recommend crate training. It sounds a bit uncivil but is best for dog and owner. Many dogs end up loving the crate as a safe place. Get a bigger crate than you need but make it smaller by putting some boxes in it. The dog wont want to sh%t where it sleeps. You need to take the dog out every 2 hours and take it outside immnediately. Always praise postive behavior! In a week or less it will learn that it goes outside if you stick to it. When you take it out to play the first week it must be 100% supervised and as soon as it tries to go inside you say NO and take it outside. Dont leave the dog outside during training as it wont get the discipline part.

Here’s one last tip: When we got our cocker spaniel we hung a bell on a string from our front door. We found a dog shaped leather thingee with 2 jingle bells on it fittingly enough. Every time we took her out during the training period we took were paw and rang the bell with it. Within 2 weeks she associated going out with ringing the bell. Not only was she completely house trained but she would ring the bell anytime she wanted to go out. People who came to our house were amazed by this stupid pet trick. It was very easy to do.

As you probably remember, I had to put her down about a year and 1/2 ago. I think I may still have the bell. If you are interested, I’ll see if I can find it.[/quote]

Thanks Dave… I will give that a go!

ox
…follows sdrs advice

[Oxford]

[quote=sdrealtor]OX
I recommend crate training. It sounds a bit uncivil but is best for dog and owner. Many dogs end up loving the crate as a safe place. Get a bigger crate than you need but make it smaller by putting some boxes in it. The dog wont want to sh%t where it sleeps. You need to take the dog out every 2 hours and take it outside immnediately. Always praise postive behavior! In a week or less it will learn that it goes outside if you stick to it. When you take it out to play the first week it must be 100% supervised and as soon as it tries to go inside you say NO and take it outside. Dont leave the dog outside during training as it wont get the discipline part.

Here’s one last tip: When we got our cocker spaniel we hung a bell on a string from our front door. We found a dog shaped leather thingee with 2 jingle bells on it fittingly enough. Every time we took her out during the training period we took were paw and rang the bell with it. Within 2 weeks she associated going out with ringing the bell. Not only was she completely house trained but she would ring the bell anytime she wanted to go out. People who came to our house were amazed by this stupid pet trick. It was very easy to do.

As you probably remember, I had to put her down about a year and 1/2 ago. I think I may still have the bell. If you are interested, I’ll see if I can find it.[/quote]

Thanks Dave… I will give that a go!

ox
…follows sdrs advice

[Oxford]

[quote=sdrealtor]OX
I recommend crate training. It sounds a bit uncivil but is best for dog and owner. Many dogs end up loving the crate as a safe place. Get a bigger crate than you need but make it smaller by putting some boxes in it. The dog wont want to sh%t where it sleeps. You need to take the dog out every 2 hours and take it outside immnediately. Always praise postive behavior! In a week or less it will learn that it goes outside if you stick to it. When you take it out to play the first week it must be 100% supervised and as soon as it tries to go inside you say NO and take it outside. Dont leave the dog outside during training as it wont get the discipline part.

Here’s one last tip: When we got our cocker spaniel we hung a bell on a string from our front door. We found a dog shaped leather thingee with 2 jingle bells on it fittingly enough. Every time we took her out during the training period we took were paw and rang the bell with it. Within 2 weeks she associated going out with ringing the bell. Not only was she completely house trained but she would ring the bell anytime she wanted to go out. People who came to our house were amazed by this stupid pet trick. It was very easy to do.

As you probably remember, I had to put her down about a year and 1/2 ago. I think I may still have the bell. If you are interested, I’ll see if I can find it.[/quote]

Thanks Dave… I will give that a go!

ox
…follows sdrs advice

[Oxford]

[quote=sdrealtor]OX
I recommend crate training. It sounds a bit uncivil but is best for dog and owner. Many dogs end up loving the crate as a safe place. Get a bigger crate than you need but make it smaller by putting some boxes in it. The dog wont want to sh%t where it sleeps. You need to take the dog out every 2 hours and take it outside immnediately. Always praise postive behavior! In a week or less it will learn that it goes outside if you stick to it. When you take it out to play the first week it must be 100% supervised and as soon as it tries to go inside you say NO and take it outside. Dont leave the dog outside during training as it wont get the discipline part.

Here’s one last tip: When we got our cocker spaniel we hung a bell on a string from our front door. We found a dog shaped leather thingee with 2 jingle bells on it fittingly enough. Every time we took her out during the training period we took were paw and rang the bell with it. Within 2 weeks she associated going out with ringing the bell. Not only was she completely house trained but she would ring the bell anytime she wanted to go out. People who came to our house were amazed by this stupid pet trick. It was very easy to do.

As you probably remember, I had to put her down about a year and 1/2 ago. I think I may still have the bell. If you are interested, I’ll see if I can find it.[/quote]

Thanks Dave… I will give that a go!

ox
…follows sdrs advice

[Oxford]

Thanks folks for the great advice!!

ox
…getting prepared

[Oxford]

Thanks folks for the great advice!!

ox
…getting prepared

[Oxford]

Thanks folks for the great advice!!

ox
…getting prepared

[Oxford]

Thanks folks for the great advice!!

ox
…getting prepared

[Author]

Posts