Cedric Gray caricature signature shirt

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Don’t know if any of the Cedric Gray caricature signature shirt besides I will buy this dogs payed the slightest bit of attention to that fact they always lost in the end, but they are all great boys and girls, and it sounds like badass alpha male pack leader shit when you tell “dog guys” that it’s the secret to your Cesar Millan level of control. I’d say get them a trophy for 1st and 2nd, make 3rd have to sit like idiots, but everyone gets ice cream treats If they win too often they perceive themselves as deserving a higher rank in the pack than you. That can lead to problems especially with big dogs. And make sure that it’s ALWAYS you who decides that we had enough play. Take the rope with you and put it on its place. Let them win most of the times, but also win yourself sometimes so they don’t start thinking they are above you in the pecking order, it won’t end well. I think this is important so that if she gets hold of something she shouldn’t play with, or, God-forbid, a child, I can say the command and she knows to stop. I read there was a study on juvenile rats roughhousing, and if the bigger rats didn’t let the little guys win at least 30% (if my memory is correct) of the time, they would stop playing with them. My 50kg GSD loves tug of war, got to watch their necks though. Sometimes he doesn’t tug as hard, sometimes you know when he wants to win. Either way he loves it.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.