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The Fallout from the America’s Test Kitchen Tasting Lab parody by Gardenfork, Chris Kimball saw it and what happened next. Hunter Safety Classes, Cooking Venison, Crate Training for dogs, Upcoming guests, Artisan Bread in 5 minutes a Day, Benjamin Moore Natura Paint, The Real World Green Minute, Cast Iron Seasoning, Leaf Mulch, and Viewer Mail
we are using Call Recorder software that splits the two halves of the Skype phone call, thanks to all who emailed us with suggestions.
Panman.com is the cast iron site we talk about
Making your own leaf mulch: you can watch our Gardenfork shows on making leaf mulch and a simple compost bin
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Found your site (from the ABin5 video) and love it, especially America’s Test Kitchen tasting lab–very funny!
This is a little late, but I wanted to comment on crate training. We have had several rescue lab mixes and find crate training very helpful.
It’s really easy to housebreak a dog by using a crate and a dog door. Whenever we can’t be right there to supervise the dog, we push the crate up to the dog door. The dog has two choices, be outside, or shelter in the crate (which is warm and cozy in the house). Dogs will not soil their crate, so they will go outside to do their “business”. They very quickly get the idea that outside is the proper place.
Currently, we have a “demented” lab mix, Jazmine. She’s a little crazy, but also very sweet. She was a stray and we don’t know exactly what must have happened to her. She is great with the family, but fearful of strangers, and a bite risk when we have guests. Fortunately, Jazmine feels safe in her crate, so when we have company she goes in there. Usually she just snoozes until our guests leave.
Jazmine is very playful and loves to play “bowl hockey” with her supper dish. She will push it across the kitchen floor, run, and jump onto the bowl with her front paws, so she is “bowl surfing” across the floor. It’s really funny to watch. We love the playfulness of labs!
that’s a great way to do crate training. we’re thinking about putting in a dog door. the pups would love it, it they figured out how it works.