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Road Side Pub
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<blockquote data-quote="smokey" data-source="post: 3906829" data-attributes="member: 12215"><p>Well first and foremost, you need to establish dominance over the dog and instill a sense of calmness to it emotionally. It's not acting badly for no reason at all..obviously in those instances, it is misbehaving because it thinks it can and you have allowed it to do that.</p><p></p><p>I still don't understand what the problem is - she broke through a screen door a few times and escaped. Is that seriously it? Or is it anxiety seperation issues when you're gone? Once again, is that it? Both can be dealt with through training - if you've gone and seen trainers, either they are not doing their job well, or you are personally not following up on their advice.</p><p></p><p>And note to you, its a dog - not a baby. Showering it with constant attention and giving it zero boundries is NOT the way to deal with a dog, no matter how cute and loveable they are. </p><p></p><p>Watch the "Dog Whisperer" sometime and notice how he deals with any dog he comes across. Every dog that has problems, he can fix within a matter of minutes by establishing who's in control. It's a very educational show and it will give you a lot of tips on how to deal with these types of issues.</p><p></p><p>Sorry, you obviously got all us dog owners in an uproar with your ridiculously quick action of taking the dog to the pound. I'm glad you're going to rectify that by picking her back up, but do yourself and your dog a favor and train (both of you)!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smokey, post: 3906829, member: 12215"] Well first and foremost, you need to establish dominance over the dog and instill a sense of calmness to it emotionally. It's not acting badly for no reason at all..obviously in those instances, it is misbehaving because it thinks it can and you have allowed it to do that. I still don't understand what the problem is - she broke through a screen door a few times and escaped. Is that seriously it? Or is it anxiety seperation issues when you're gone? Once again, is that it? Both can be dealt with through training - if you've gone and seen trainers, either they are not doing their job well, or you are personally not following up on their advice. And note to you, its a dog - not a baby. Showering it with constant attention and giving it zero boundries is NOT the way to deal with a dog, no matter how cute and loveable they are. Watch the "Dog Whisperer" sometime and notice how he deals with any dog he comes across. Every dog that has problems, he can fix within a matter of minutes by establishing who's in control. It's a very educational show and it will give you a lot of tips on how to deal with these types of issues. Sorry, you obviously got all us dog owners in an uproar with your ridiculously quick action of taking the dog to the pound. I'm glad you're going to rectify that by picking her back up, but do yourself and your dog a favor and train (both of you)! [/QUOTE]
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