[ SHOWGSD-L ] training to whelp a litter

  • From: ELG440@xxxxxxx
  • To: showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sun, 3 Jul 2005 22:41:35 EDT

 
In a message dated 7/3/2005 10:47:45 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
texasgsds@xxxxxxxxx writes:
How did  you gain knowledge and experience in whelping a litter before you 
bred and  whelped your first litter? 
 
The best training would be done in  ten easy steps.
 
1.   Stand at the top of a tall seven story building on a ledge,  and then 
drop at least five floors, and try to land on that ledge as you go  by.  This 
will help you understand the emotions you will have when the  first puppy comes 
into the world.
 
2.   Stay awake four night in a row, and try to sit in as  uncomfortable a 
position as you can. Be sure you don't have a blanket or  pillow.  You must sit 
on the floor for this time.
 
3.  Find a way to let your bitch lie down next to you, and set the  outside 
area on fire, so that you can panic every time she tries to go  out.
 
4.  Turn off all your electricity on the coldest day of the year, and  stuff 
up the chimney on the fireplace so the house fills with smoke.  (You  can get 
the same effect by turning off the electricity on the hottest day, and  have 
all the ice in your refrigerator melt when you need it).
 
5.  Wait until you need a medication at the last minute, but take the  
battery out of your car, so you can't go anywhere to get it.  Insulin works  
well 
for this situation, but only if you are diabetic.
 
6.   Take a piece of egg plant, and try to tie a knot around it  with string, 
after you slather it with butter.  You can only use one hand,  as you have to 
keep your bitch away from the egg plant.
 
7.   Find the most disgusting bloody thing you can think of, and  then learn 
to move it from hand to hand, while you eat a baloney sandwich.   Cow 
intestines seem to work well for this experiment. 
 
8.   Buy as many movies as you can where you can hear screaming,  and record 
the screams, then play them over and over. When you no longer notice  them, 
you are ready to whelp a litter.
 
9.   Drive ten miles from home, and then try to get back in less  than 20 
seconds.  It is best if you have a small car, and it is icy, but  there are 
alternative such as a rocky windy road, or one with lots of older  drivers in 
front 
of you.
 
10.   Take an important month of your life, and give it up. Don't  call 
anyone, don't answer the phone, refuse any deliveries, and make sure you  don't 
watch television, go on line, or listen to books on tape.
 
You are now ready to whelp a litter.
 
NOT THAT THERE IS ANYTHING WRONG WITH THAT.

\
 
Evan
_Asgard German  Shepherds_ (http://www.asgardgsd.com/)  
http://www.asgardgsd.com/
Where Type Movement  and Temperament come together


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