Looking for fem to train my fem pet

tar...@gmail.com

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Dec 11, 2006, 4:09:38 AM12/11/06

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subject line says it all. i'm looking for a boston-area fem dom to
train my fem sub pet.

Whitewater

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Dec 11, 2006, 4:14:17 PM12/11/06

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tar...@gmail.com wrote:
> subject line says it all. i'm looking for a boston-area fem dom to
> train my fem sub pet.
>

What, you can't do it yourself?

Whitewater

Troia

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Dec 11, 2006, 6:55:53 PM12/11/06

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Well, the concept itself is not so bad -- a service top to sort of
"mentor" a new Dom and his new sub, perhaps -- though the execution of
the request (here) is of course quite flawed.

-- Troia

Whitewater

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Dec 11, 2006, 7:21:47 PM12/11/06

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Mentoring is a whole other animal, though. The original personal struck
me as the equivalent to the old-fashioned way of training animals --
"You Buy 'em, We Break 'Em Or Your Money Back -- Give us your
Horse/Pig/Dog/Whatever for six weeks and we'll give them back to you
completely trained for all your needs. Included upon your pet's return
is a list of key words and phrases that we use for training. Upon your
pet's return to you, you can use our key words and phrases for
guarenteed success! Your pet will be obedient to the words on the list
we give you. No need to suffer through training your animal yourself,
all your training troubles will be over with our training system. After
six weeks in our hands, you won't recognize your pet!"

Etc.

Seems to me that training of any sort bonds you and your pet together
and fosters communication, among other benefits. Why on earth would you
leave such an important thing to a complete stranger? Wouldn't you
rather train your pet yourself?????

I know I would -- and am, right now, so yes, I am putting my money where
my mouth is.

Whitewater

Troia

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Dec 11, 2006, 7:30:05 PM12/11/06

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Well, of course in a general sense I agree. I just read it as more like
going to someone like Shirley for help, advice, and
training-in-training, as it were.

Of course, without much story behind it, there's really no telling.

IAC, it did show a careless disregard to post what I assume is an ad here.

-- Troia

fnordikins

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Dec 11, 2006, 7:46:34 PM12/11/06

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On Mon, 11 Dec 2006 18:21:47 -0600, Whitewater wrote:

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> Seems to me that training of any sort bonds you and your pet together
> and fosters communication, among other benefits. Why on earth would you
> leave such an important thing to a complete stranger? Wouldn't you
> rather train your pet yourself?????
>

Oh my yes. There's something about yanking a choke collar that makes me
feel all domly. Though rewarding her ice cream is even more fun!

Who's Fnordy's widdle Troyawoya? My big scary mean flufferkins with the
big pointy fangipoos?

Brian G (Upstairs)

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Dec 12, 2006, 4:38:03 AM12/12/06

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To do what exactly?

Brian

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Dec 12, 2006, 4:38:43 AM12/12/06

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Its called Outsourcing I think.

Brian

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Dec 12, 2006, 10:59:07 AM12/12/06

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tar...@gmail.com wrote:
> subject line says it all. i'm looking for a boston-area fem dom to
> train my fem sub pet.

First and foremost the dom must be trained. Just like in dog training, it isn't
the pet that needs the training, it is the owner.