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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washingtea, D. C„ January 15, 19H
Readers 7
Clearing
House
Training School
Candidate
To: Mrs. L. J. R., Washington
E. B. H., Washington
Your elght-month-old fence
jumping, car-chasing pup
sounds to me like a perfect can
didate for a bit of obedience
training. Whether she is large
or small, she is of an excellent
age for just this training.
Haven’t you ever admired the
behavior of the little poodles
and the large shepherds you
Editor's Note *
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as a public-service exchange of ideas
between Washington area readers
of The Star. It is conducted entirely
through the mail. All letters must
bear the writer's full name and
address. Please send replies ac
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initials. Letters received in response
to queries will either be published
or forwarded to the person making
the inquiry.
have seen people walking—
without leash—on many city
streets?
You can train your dog
by using a book available in
most large department stores,
by hiring a trainer for her
or by attending one of the
training classes offered in
most areas. In the latter, you
and your dog go to school
together.
You can start this obedi
ence training at home by
buying a slip-chain collar.
This is a chain with two rings
on either end. The pet store
manager where you buy it
can explain how to put the
collar on your dog.
Walk your dog at your left
side on a leash. If she is a
true car-chaser, she will bolt
for the first car she sees com
ing down the street. Jerk up
sharply on the leash and at
the same time say “No!” in
a scolding tone. The collar
will draw up as she jerks
sharply on the leash, and re
lease as you ease off the pres
sure. It won’t hurt her, and
you will be amazed at how
effective this will be provided
you walk her at least twice
a day.
If you break her desire to
chase the cars, I’m sure her
fence jumping will also quit.
You will be amazed at what
a pleasure your dog can be
if you continue this obedience
training. And, surprisingly
enough, your dog will enjoy
it, too.
One more thing when
your dog acts subdued after
your jerking on the leash,
don’t forget to praise her,
pat her and tell her what a
good girl she is.
Be persistent, and good
luck.
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Old Book
Mrs. V. C. D., Arlington
I am most anxious to pur
chase a copy of a book, long
out of print, entitled “Lamb
in His Bosom” by Caroline
Miller.
I would appreciate hearing
from any of you readers who
may have a copy of this book
they would like to dispose of.
•* • •
Imperial Crab
Mrs. A. 8., Washington
I always read RCH and
find it very interesting and
informative. Would someone
please help me get Informa
tion for a friend whose
Christmas letter from Agana,
Guam, reads in part as fol
lows:
“I am disturbed because I
lost my Paddleford recipe for
imperial crab—am sure I left
home (Oregon) with It. If
you have or can get it for me,
I would appreciate it.”
Thank you. '
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Carpetbag
Mr. M. E. 8., Washington
With the Civil War Cen
tennial very much in the
news, and so many Civil War
replicas for sale, I wonder if
there is anyone who knows
where an authentic type car
petbag could be purchased.
Thank you.
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