Testimonials
MIGUEL NEGRON TRD has 6 TRD from me <bigboypr@hotmail.com> wrote:
hehehehehehehe!!!!
Well grandpa, another pet lover with a little problem to solved...
Maybe some of my hints will help....
1. Turn a radio on when your not in home,that will get her some confidence and help her to start getting comfortable around sounds and voices..
2. Leave her a toy inside the crate all night, better if you get one with a wiggle or clicker inside,that will be helpfull for the time you want to get her inside the crate...
3. Bait her, I used liver or chicken,they really love it!!!
4. Sleep with her!!!! and ofcourse leave her the toy around....
5. Did you have some park or open wide area???get a rope of 100 feet, leave her run free around you,then start getting her more close to you ''just like fishing'' keep doing this not for less that 30 min..better if you sit on the floor,all animals get fear to things more taller than them, if she see you on the floor she will think your not looking to hurt her......or your looking for something she will start looking the way to get closer to you, just to know what your looking for...
6. Ignore her, never run or get paranoid to get her, remember they are a shy breed and a ''pack'' animal, she always will look foward to get to place back!! even will look for the way to get back to.. Thailand!
Just need some time, you will see change in a matter of days....
BIG BOY  P.R.
TAINO-P.R.SIAMDOG
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Jeanette Husman bought 9 TRD from since 2004 ..here is her suggestion..
Hello Angela,
Let me see, what helped with Lexus???? We had her for a week and it took about that long before she started giving us love within the fenced kennel. Outside of it she was aloof and didn't want to be caught. I find most of my dogs can be bribed, food from the hand only.....and time. I know it is stressful but she may take a month or longer from one step to another.
She may always want to run and explore when off the leash, I don't know because she is still very young. All my dogs have changed over time....originally I couldn't catch half of them and they really didn't want to be caught. Now I can't get rid of them....the second I exit the door they are all over me.
Jeanette Husman in Hayes, VA
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Patrica Fleming of Phoenix, AZ got a BLACK female from me about 5 months ago..
Hi Angela,
My name is Trish Fleming, I wrote you a long time ago regarding TRD's. My girl, THAI ANN, is somewhat the sameexact way. (BECAUSE THEY ARE LITTERMATES.. maybe??) She won't disappear on me for days, but she had a habit of getting out and running around my duplex. Mainly chasing stray cats (TRYING TO PLAY WITH THEM). She would do the same thing as soon as the gate was open and she saw a getaway. She would be gone. Frustrating I know!!!!
A couple of times I got sooo tired of trying to catch her I just gave up and went home crying.
I tried everything dry food, food in a can, whistle, hotdogs. etc... Finally I just got to the point where I thought it was a waste of effort and when she would run I would run I would just leave the gate open for her. The time gone started to lessen, but I couldn't stand the thought of someone else getting a hold of her considering the TRD breed is so rare. So what to do?
Finally we would take her to a baseball field with pig ears and let her loose to run as wildly as her hearts desire. Retrieving her in the end with the pig ears (PLAYING FETCH) when we would get her to return the ear to us after a couple of times we would make her sit and then over time she knew we would be putting her leash back on and familiarized herself with the routine. So, then we decided to always show her the leash and make her sit before we would take her out and make her sit before we would go. Trust me, it was like torture, but eventually she got better and knew she was not going to be able to leave unless the leash was on her!
Now even with no leash and the gate wide open she will not step outside the gate!!!! She will sit and wait for you to put her leash on. She's still very shetish of unfamiliar faces and even with familar ones (LIKE MY SISTERS) she refuses to let them pet her or come near her unless on her own account. She has only taken to my kids, boyfriend, and myself which is fine by me. I don't want her to feel she can trust everyone anyway!
She is stubborn and smarter than I could have ever imagined a dog to be. She will paw you and not leave you alone if she wants something. She is AWESOME, and once your LUCY comes around it will be well worth your wait. Just don't give up and be persistant about what you are wanting her to do. Eventually she will break.
We actually live in Phoenix and went camping in Prescott. We bought a harness and a 20 ft. cable cord that we attached to the tent. THAI ANN slept in the tent with us, but one morning my boyfriend took her out (WHICH I BRIEFLY GAZED UP TO SEE HIM LEAVE) Well as I'm in a dead sleep I hear our camping neighbors talking about a dog that got loose and was running around like a crazy. So, I'm thinking "Nah it's not us, Chris went out with her"
So. I roll over to find my boyfriend. I jumped up and started screaming "Where's THAI ANN, what are you doing here and she's out there?" My boyfriend grabs the leash and starts realing it into the tent only to find a chewed up harness at the end. Both of us frantic rush out of the tent with no glases, contacts, shoes etc...
We were in a forest (THAI ANN'S FIRST TIME EVER) I'm thinking the worst I thoughts for sure she was gone then out of no where she comes trotting back . Like she went to fetch wood for the camp fire or something. As she came closer we discover our firewood was actually deer bones!! but at that point she could have brought back the actual deer I was just so happy to see her and amazed how she ever found her wat back to the tent. Sorry to have made this so long.
Keep in touch and let me know how things are going.
My best wishes, Trish
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Oceana & Me <rachelle812@yahoo.com> wrote: This is Angela Keys TRD in Ohio...
Hi Jack,
Could you please forward this email to everyone as I don't have everyone's emails on my list.
I just wanted to send a quick Thank You to everyone that replied to my email on my BLACK TRD "Lucy" (Who is not running Loosey at this time).
I have contacted a private trainer who specializes in behavioral training. All the input was great as well as the personal stories. It surely made me feel better, as did the phone call from Jack in Thailand - assuring me that nobody can catch an escapee TRD, and that they always come home.
Thank You to everyone... Angela Keys TRD in Ohio
P.S. I just wanted to Thank You Jack Sterling so very much for the best pets I've ever had! (Jack teared up at this comment) I have one male (blue) and one female (black). They are the smartest dogs I've ever met - A dog that knows how to get back to someplace she's only been for 5 minutes.
Everywhere I take them people go out of their way to find out what kind of dog they are. Even my vet had to add the TRD to her list of breeds. I am soo glad that I bought pups from you and not someone else. You truly do care about the dogs and about helping the people who buy them from you. Most people would sell you the dog and then disappear.
Thanks Again Angela in Ohio
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Hello Jack,
This is GREAT!! Look at what you have started!! How comforting is it to know that everyone cares and loves these wonderful Thai Dogs that you have blessed each and everyone of us with... CONGRADULATIONS JACK!! I am very happy to be apart of the THAI DOG FAMILY and have been since day one!
Best wishes,
Trish Fleming TRD in Phoenix, AZ
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This guy saw a STERLING TRD walking down a street of Soho in NYC...
Thank You, Jack,
For such a professional, quick, informative response. From what I gather you're a credit to your profession and the type of individual I would like to deal with. I can assure you that I am quite serious about aquiring a trd. We, being my girlfriend and I, have our heart set on a pup, fitting the description I've given you. We live in Soho, NYC, and have two such TRD in our neighborhood. We believe them to be the most beautiful dogs we've seen here, in a community of fine dog lovers. Our apartment however is not very large and we would not want to hinder our companion's health or happiness.
There is a small park on the corner and a small dogpark about three blocks away. Daily outings are not a problem however. I work at night and have all day free and am always out and about. I have been around dogs all my life, dobermans and german shepards, and miss thier companionship. Since I hope to raise and care for him his entire lifespan, I am of course willing to exhibit patience for the proper canidate in my search. But should something arise soon, I am quite eager and ready at a moments notice. I am going to Costa Rica however, July 2nd - 11th. In this city hardlines in the apartment have slowly become a rarity.
Our cell phones do not call internationally w/ the ease of a landline but will call you when you deem necessary.
What time is good for you? What is the time difference?
Again thank you. Eddie Q. in NYC
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Note:
That was Sir Brian Dumont, one of NYC's royals..and his TRD BRYNNER....who is the coolest... no sorry that term is sooooo 1950's.. BRYNNER is so "FRESH" and is a down dawg! Cool, bitchin', awesome, asteral, or fresh...he is a STERLING TRD
So far, no phone call and no further emails.. Looks like Mr. Eddie is having too much fun in Costa Rico! I will keep you posted if he pursues a TRD in the future.
NOPE... Looks like Eddie got stuck in Costa Rica...not a word about a TRD for him...
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NEW TRD PUPPIES ARRIVE IN LAX...
OKAY... all is well with everyone.. all the pups are in their new homes and so far everyone is extremely happy. Why are there so many happy STERLING TRD owners??? All my so-called "opposition" is from people who never bought from me, or misguided, misinformed people who are also totally really like "clueless in Seattle"... I have so many happy buyers who swear by me and not at me... ask the "real" buyers and those "real" happy STERLING TRD owners about the TRD they got from me and what their dealings with me before, during, and after they recieve their TRD puppy from me.. Read what Dr. Simaan Shira has to say to Eric Mc Henry who has read this site last Saturday and sent Simaan a email about his new BLUE STERLING TRD female puppy that Chad Haney brought back for him on Tuesday..
Dr. Simaan & wife proud new STERLING TRD owners...
Hey Eric,
I am sorry it took so long to get back with you...I have been busy with my new puppy. Yes, it is the only dog I have now, but we also have a cat and the TRD puppy is doing extraordinarily well with my kitty. I really can't tell you how pleased I am with this puppy I got from Jack Sterling TRD. Everything I read about this breed lead me to believe that they would be headstrong and difficult to train, but in fact it is the opposite.
We have had her nearly a week now and she is almost potty trained, still working on leash training. She rarely ever barks inside unless she is in her crate kennel away from us. I would highly reccomend crate training as this has been much easier than I had expected. The breed is extremely intelligent and Jack obviously socializes the animals very well because she is not skiddish around people or animals. The puppy I bought is a blue female which did have a dermoid sinus cyst, but Jack removed it prior to me receiving her. Her shots were done (rabies, kennel cough and parvo/distemper) previous to me receiving her, as well. The cost of the puppy was $1000 and shipping was $600 including airline crate ($100) from ChiangMai, Thailand to Los Angeles, CA. Shipping from California to Houston was $210.
So, total price paid was $1810 including ALL shipping and expenses. Jack is straight forward and does what he says he will do. I was a bit nervous at first with the whole depositing money into anyone account I didn't know, but Jack is very honest and ALWAYS answers his emails quickly with a ton of information. His website is probably the most complete and informative anywhere on the internet. Feel free to call me if you have any further questions.... Just a GREAT puppy and absolutely unlike ANYTHING I have ever seen. Pictures do not do the puppy justice until you see the color in the sun. absolutely a sweet heart so far.
Anyhow, hope I answered what you needed
Simaan
Original Message -- From: "Eric McHenry"
Date: Sat, 4 Mar 2006 13:45:00 -0600 >
PLEASE TELL ME ABOUT YOUR DOG.
I LIVE IN DALLAS AND SAW THE BREED IN HOUSE AND GARDEN MAGAZINE. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THE TRD IS THE ONLY DOG YOU HAVE. ALSO, HOW EXPENSIVE WAS HE/SHE?
THANKS, ERIC MCHENRY
Here is Simaan's first email about his new STERLING TRD BLUE female puppy....
Hello Everyone,
For those of you who are considering a TRD puppy from Jack Sterling you should look no further than House of Sakorn-Sterling TRD. When I was researching who I may find and buy a TRD puppy from, the ONLY person that had relevant information for me and the ONLY person who I felt was NOT trying to scam me was Jack. He will always answer your questions about anything you may want to know or need to know concerning this great breed. Everything that he told me was accurate concerning the puppy that I received.
Also, his website contains more info concerning this breed than I could find anywhere on the internet. If any of you prospective TRD owners have any specific questions/concerns about the buying process feel free to email me at: sshini.2004@alumni.opt.uh.edu
Dr. Simaan Shira
College Station, TX
    
Hello Everyone,
I just got back from Thailand yesterday, went and saw my TRD partner Jack Sterling who is the owner of www.ThaiDog.com House of Sakorn - Sterling TRD
and picked up 6 TRD, 3 are already sold and the other 3 I'm keeping for myself... Jack still has many top quality blue/silver TRD puppies left for sale and he may even have a pet quality one as well.... Honestly, if you want a top notch blue pup then right now is a good time because Jack had 2 litters in Nov 2005 and they are ready and let me tell you it's is rare to have 15 blue puppies to pick from... Just go to www.ThaiDog.com
and see for yourself... You can come see my TRD if you like Sunday-Wednesday (my days off) but I live kinda out by El Centro so you'd have quite a drive... Marie is in Chula Vista and I’m sure would love to have you come by if that’s closer…
Chad Haney
El Centro, CA
This next email is from Mr. Bill White of Norwalk, CT read what Bill has to say about recieving his first STERLING TRD a few days ago...
Hello all,
I am a proud new owner of a blue STERLING TRD puppy. If your looking to purchase a TRD... now.... Jack Sterling is the man to see. He has several males he told me, just the same as the one he sent me. He was a huge help when I was thinking about purchasing a TRD many months ago. He gave me a lot of information on the breed and what I will be able to expect. I'am so very happy with my blue STERLING TRD puppy. I am very glad that I bought my blue TRD from the HOUSE OF SAKORN .
BILL WHITE
Thank you Mr. Bill White in Norwalk, CT for your kind words. It means a lot to me as I have tried for many years to get the right bloodlines and create the right TRD... I have seen so many TRD over the past 12 years and am now proud to say I do have the best TRD puppies anywhere in the world. All the people who have bought my TRD in the past 12 years are still enjoying their STERLING TRD today.
ATB. Jack Sterling
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