Dog Health Questions: I have a question about my dog...(training)?

okay, every time i try to pick up my dog or come near her she runs away, and i dont know why. When i want to i have to either trap her or get food and she still doesn't like it. HELP!!!

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Make yourself smaller by sitting on the floor and have treats ready..sit still and call her , holding out the treat..talk in a nice soothing voice and just keep talking..if she comes to you give her the treat and say good girl..keep giving her treats and then try to pet her..Make sure you are the only person who feeds her, walks her and pets her for awhile..this will let her know you are trustworthy and the pack leader..eventually she will come around..be sure to talk to her all the time..she may not know what you are saying but it will reassure her you not aggressive. Lots of praise will go along way!

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• I hate chase the puppy, it is a game puppies enjoy, but I don't. You are right, you have to corner her, or bribe her with food. Practice with things to see what you can do to get your dog to come to you. I have one dog that will come if you play a hallmark music card, one that comes for a yellow mouse toy, one that just comes if you call her. The wild ducks come if I burp. Try whistling, whatever your dog responds to.


• It's a lack of trust.
  
  STOP trapping her and picking her up, and stop coaxing her with food. Instead, work at building up trust by quietly feeding treats whilst sitting down with her. Make her feel that it is fun to be with you - take her out on interesting walks, feed her etc. She should eventually start trusting you enough to let you pick her up again.
  
  BUT
  
  Why do you want to pick her up anyway? Dogs have legs which they know how to use. I know you have to pick them up sometimes, and I am sorry if that's all you mean, but there are so many people on here who carry their dogs around, and only gets dogs that 'look cute.' It's better for her to walk - unless there is a really good reason for you to pick her up.


• Sounds to me almost like she's scared of you. Most dogs don't like to be picked up. If you're picking her up every time you're around, of course she won't like you being around. You do something to her that she doesn't like every time you're near her so you represent the bad thing. If you only do things she doesn't like, she won't like you either.
  
  Do something with her that she will enjoy. Play with her, pet her, feed her, reward her with praise, walk her, etc. If you come to mean more to her than "Oh no! I'm going to be picked up again", then she'll come around.


• The best way to stop this is to train her. You may need to call her and when she comes reward her with a treat. Do it every day and as much as you can, (not to much) and get her to come. Eventually she will learn and get the hang of it.


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• She does not trust you!! Gain her trust and she will come to you over and over again!