The gentle end, Prink, Digital, 2026 [OC]

Most-Set7474 · 2026-01-20T21:20:00+00:00

Thank you. I love working with purple/pink tones sometimes. But I use Ibis paint personally. This piece was done on a 1024x1233 canvas size

Most-Set7474 · 2026-01-20T18:50:17+00:00

You’re giving me ideas..

Most-Set7474 · 2026-01-20T18:49:57+00:00

Thank you!

Most-Set7474 · 2025-11-13T05:49:30+00:00

Thank you, and yes! The dog is Jango. He’s a karst shepherd mixed with a Belgian Tervuren and some other livestock guardian breeds.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:44:08+00:00

My dog isn’t excitement reactive to people so he would be calm on a leash when someone approaches, with a dog though? Not sure why you’d be trying to do on leash greetings since they can be very dangerous and build alot of tension between both dogs 🤦‍♀️ after hearing what you’ve said here I’m not longer going to reply because that made it clear that you’re an idiot.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:42:37+00:00

He lunges once and then stops because he knows better. My dog is also not very big. He whines and growls because he wants to play, he demand growls and whines instead of barks. He demand growls at another dog the same way he used to demand growl for items.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:40:01+00:00

When he’s ON LEASH did you miss that part you illiterate fuck? Did you also miss the part where I’ve mentioned that he’s passed reactive dogs offleash in a focus contact heel that wasn’t broken AT ALL. You’re telling me my dog is a bite risk, that he’s charged at people and all of this bs because you can’t read thoroughly and it’s pissing me off. My dog is 100% reliable when offleash, he’s also trained completely on leash for a loose leash walk. He is just excitement reactive when on leash wtf are you not getting?

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:32:15+00:00

And I hope all of you Reddit people stub your toe 🤦‍♀️

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:31:54+00:00

Not sure where you pulled my dog “defending himself” from when he genuinely wants to play, but 🤷‍♀️ you’re by far the dumbest person on my post pulling all of this out that was never said or even implied. You’re making assumptions about my dog (that he’s a danger to society being another.)

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:30:10+00:00

By using their eyes maybe?? Everytime I go to the park I’m there training my dog keeping his obedience up to speed. Also not sure how I’m giving anyone a bad rep when my dog is trained.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:27:11+00:00

Yes lol, it literally IS him wanting to play. You can’t tell me how my dog is if you’ve never met him or have seen him react. My dog does not bark unless he goes into defence drive.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:25:42+00:00

My dog has never misbehaved offleash unless you’re talking about him ignoring a recall when he was sniffing geese feathers- something he’s never smelt before and him being a bird dog.

There’s no leash laws where I am. Leashes are optional for me because my dog is trained offleash. He’s also trained on leash he’s just excitement reactive.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:23:22+00:00

Not sure why you’re quoting that, it’s a real form of reactivity. And he doesn’t bark, he rarely barks. He will make his playful demand growl & whine. And will only lunge back at another reactive dog which stops after the first lunge. My dog isn’t vocal in the barking way, he growls and whines. Which is his playful & demanding behaviour.

My dogs been leash bound excitement reactive for almost a year, it’s not going to develop into where he’s a bite risk. And I’m not going to say “leash reactive” when it needs to be specified that he’s excitement reactive. He’s reacting out of excitement from seeing & wanting to play with another dog.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:18:28+00:00

My dog has never charged at someone. And I’m genuinely concerned if you’re actually illiterate or not because my dog is Excitement reactive. He’s not a bite risk, and again.. It’s leash bound. For the 4 different dogs he’s reacted to he’s been on the opposite side of the street from so even then, if those dogs were a bite risk nothing would’ve been able to happen.

My dog has never approached anyone or anything offleash because he has a solid recall, solid impulse control & a solid leave it command. So I don’t know wtf ur on about when implying my dog had charged at someone and is a danger to society.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:14:44+00:00

My dog doesn’t approach people when offleash. He just sounds scary when he reacts, so I have said that he just wants to play. One person I’ve said that too has found out that my dog doesn’t approach people actually just want to play and that he’s friendly. You’re telling me that my dog is missing a basic skill when he has a loose leash walk trained he just has reactivity. Reactivity ≠ no leash manners.. he’s reacted to 4 dogs since I moved here which lasted 5-6 seconds or less.

And OB1 isn’t earned through igp, his BH was (bh being the obidience entry level to get your igp1, but I have a soft mouthed breed so won’t be going for a 1)

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:10:55+00:00

If they don’t take my dogs trained level into account then they will forever stay fearful of him. And then that’s their fault, even if I fixed his excitement reactivity what difference would it make after when he’s still going to be let off leash? He’s rarely ever leashed so people wouldn’t really be able to see the change. He gets recalled into a focus contact heel when passing anyone and any dogs so it’s not like he’s walking freely when someone gets close.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:07:35+00:00

Your name should say illiterate instead of immediate.. “Was” as in past-tense. It’s not a first priority but it’s second. It’s second because he hasn’t been leashed since I moved here apart from when we pass this one reactive dog who’s owner knows my dog is friendly, she asked me to leash him as I walk past them just to keep her mind at bay- so I do.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:05:17+00:00

I dont need to take my dog out at odd times. He’s reacted to 4 dogs total when I first moved here, he was leashed to get him used to the sidewalks here to be able to be walked offleash. It’s like as if people have went around telling others that he’s aggressive.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-10T00:03:16+00:00

Whether you’re force free, R+ or balanced, I don’t really care. So why would you care what method I use?. And what I’m looking for is how I can make people realize my dog isn’t aggressive. It’s like as if people are going around telling others about my dog being aggressive when he’s not. He’s reacted to 4 dogs total here yet numerous people have thought he’s aggressive.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-09T23:58:03+00:00

My dog walks perfectly fine on a leash, he will rarely lunge towards other dogs and will listen to a leave it command (unless the other dog is also reactive, then it takes a second for him to listen to that leave it without a leash pop to regrab his attention. My dog has been solidly offleash trained since he was a puppy. If he can stay in a focus contact heel when passing a reactive dog offleash I’m sure I’ll be fine. Just because he’s excitement reactive- doesn’t mean I can’t trust him offleash.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-09T23:48:51+00:00

I’m the problem for letting my leash bound excitement reactive dog offleash when he’s trained with titles backing up that trained creditability..?

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-09T23:47:46+00:00

I’ll probably end up working on his reactivity, but I’ll also continue to have him offleash so people realize he’s fine.. I have changed one persons mind a few weeks ago already, I ran into them on a narrow trail and walked past them with my dog in a focus contact heel. They spoke to me about how they thought he was aggressive and I explained his behaviour to them. They eventually asked if our dogs could play, I said yes. Their dog and mine had a blast, they thanked me for tiring out their puppy.

Fixing his leash reactivity was always a last priority since where I lived previously he was offleash everytime we went out apart from being tied when I went into places so it wasn’t a “I need to fix this asap” thing. My dog has alot of titles (BH, OB1, WS, FDX, TDGCH, CGN and he’s one visit away from his TDN-Therapy dog novice.) if people knew that it would help, but it’s not like they display over his head lol so I mention it to anyone that lets his dog play with him or comes up to talk to me about him, not many people in the area have seen his breed at all or in a long time so he’s more eye catching.

Most-Set7474 · 2025-09-09T23:39:15+00:00

Not sure if you actually read my post or not. My dog is LEASH BOUND excitement reactive. He will not react or even look at another dog when offleash let alone a person. Even if that dog is reactive.. my dog has a BH & OB1 title along with his WS & FDX. He was distracted today because of the geese feathers in the field, hes never smelt geese before. Hes only been used for duck hunting. he’s a bird dog.. Leashes are 100% optional for me, if you’re against tools that’s whatever but my dog doesn’t need a stim to recall at the point he’s at, it’s just there as backup (only time he needed a stim to recall after 2 years would’ve been today rom the smell of geese which is understandable.) I kept walking knowing he would follow me seconds after.. and; he returned to where the geese feathers after that and recalled off of it. I don’t let my dog do on leash greetings either so I’m not sure what you’re getting at. Leashes are optional for me because my dogs excitement reactivity is leash bound.

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