Dog Health Questions: My dog has a severe growling problem?

She is a pomeranian about 5 almost 6 pounds and now its to the point to where when i say "STOP" she doesn't stop anymore its not barking at all just growling and it is getting worse and worse so i want to buy a shock collar but im afraid that it wont work even if i do get the shock collar because they are more for barking dogs. she no longer growls at something specific she just growls at birds , people walking next door (we live in a duplex) she growls at the wind , rain etc My question is WILL a shock collar stop her growling?
a simple yes or no will work.

This is the shock collar i want.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Bark-Dog-Training-Shock-Control-No-Barking-Collar-/360348171872?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53e66cbe60

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She sounds like a very worried, understimulated dog.

Growling isn't a bad thing. It's done in play, and is also the most recognized sign preceding a bite. Take away the dogs growl and you may find yourself with a dog who "bites out of nowhere".

What would you rather have. A dog who is uncomfortable with something and let's you know with a growl? Which at that time you can work on the issue to make the dog more comfortable with it. Or one who says "Screw "telling" you I'm uncomfortable, I'm just going to put a few holes in your arm instead"

Skip the collar and hire a trainer to help you.

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• Yes! My dog had the same problem, and I got a shock collar. She doesn't growl hardly at all anymore! It's truly a great device. Go for it!


• shock her and see if it works!!!Lol


• You have to be very careful using a shock collar on small dogs as it can actually stop their heart if you don't use one that is specifically made for small dogs. Do a lot of research and talk to a knowledgeable veterinarian before trying this. If it were my dog, I would try someother methods first, as these "shock" methods can sometimes frighten small dogs and make them worse. Research books and web sites on dog training. Maybe even enroll in an obedience course where the instructor can evaluate your dog and her specific concerns. I would not advocate using a shock collar in most cases.

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Dog Health Questions: Dog training?

I have a golden Retreiver, he is one year old. He is fixed, He listens when he sees me, as soon as I leave he does what he wont do in front of me, like eat the plants and scare my birds. I walk him for an hour a day, but that only tires him out for an hour.

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The amount of exercise needs to be longer and spread out to the very least 2 walks a day...friends of ours have 2 spaniels like us whose dogs only get one walk a day...they are destructive and bouncy all the time...ours get more walks and are not..he needs other means of entertainment if you are not there...but it might be that he has some sort of anxiety when you are not with him so he becomes destructive...when he does these things, how do you react...any reaction, negative or not, is attention,and as such, is a reward....he is still a young dog and playful at heart he is bored and needs to do something to fill his time..try a local training class in your area, look out for ones that have a behaviourist and give them a call to see if they can advise you..

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• A retriever is a working breed and that means that he is highly intelligent and is bred to have high endurance. If he's raising hell when you are out of his sight then he is bored and does what he can to keep himself entertained. That's one of the "drawbacks" of having a working dog - the need nearly constant interaction and work.
  
  Get him a playmate. Go for one that can keep up with him, not a lapdog. Check your local shelter and you're sure to find one there soon, if not right away.


• Every dog is different, even we humans have different personalities. He does all that stuff when you aren't home because he feels lonely and bored. Try leaving bunch of toys around. Some dogs do need more pacience than others.


• Training Your Pup
  
  Pups are as individual as they can get. Stereotyping any puppy's nature is a grave mistake, so refrain from it. Observe to find what sort of action your dog likes, and what he dislikes. Few may like a belly rub, while others may hate an ear scratch. This is essential while conveying to your puppy what is a reward and what is a punishment. You must not end up doing something what he dislikes so as to discourage him.


• The big difference is, a retriever is a working dog...the pit-mix may not have been. You need to spend a lot of time(read: 2-3 times a day for that hour you spoke of) both exercising and training a working dog as opposed to your run-of-the-mill house pet, like a Lhasa Apso. If you aren't into riding mountain bikes, running and the like, he's going to be a handful even with formal training. Without it, he's going to be unbearable, both for you and for him(even fixed). I sure hope you have a large yard or house for him to run around in while you're at work, because the dog is just doing what come naturally to him: exercising!!!


• Use a crate when you leave.

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Dog Health Questions: Dog Training help please?

One of my answers in my former question said to take my dog out (when i get it) of the crate to go outside but when it comes back does the dog go back to the crate or free to walk around the house? Also What if it continually goes in the crate instead of outside so when i DO take it outside it doesn't have to go? Do i use human toothpaste or do they have dog toothpaste?(sorry i have never had my own dog before that i myself had to train)

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do not use human toothpaste. There is a doggie form of toothpaste that will not harm the dog if it swallows it.

Generally an animal will not soil it's own bed. Now if the crate is large enough for it to eliminate at one end and lie in the other end it might do that. So block off part of the crate so that it has just enough room to stand up and turn around.

You put the dog in the crate when you can not watch it for signs of needing to relieve it's self.

When you get home with it. Take it outside. Then play a short while inside. But put it back in the crate when done. It might whine some so put in a toy or chew stick. In ah hour take it outside to relieve it's self. Then maybe feed it. In 30 minutes it may need to go out again. As eating and drinking will stimulate it eliminate.

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• 1) Let your dog walk around the house most of the time. Only crate it when you cannot watch it.
  2) Take the dog outside every couple of hours, and after naps and playtime.
  3) If it goes in the crate or house when you are watching, scold it gently and put it outside. If it goes outside, give it treats and praise.
  4) DO NOT use human toothpaste on dogs. It can make them sick. Get a dog toothpaste and toothbrush( you can also use a very soft child's toothbrush).
  
  Have fun with your new puppy!


• A dog usually won't go to the bathroom in its crate, or atleast try not to, because it sees if as its den. If you make the crate as their den to relax and be comfortable in, not as a punishment, then they will try not to go in the crate. Yes the make specific dog toothpaste. There is a chemical in human toothpaste that will foam up a lot in a dogs mouth. If your dog has been exercised and went to the bathroom outside then it should be fine roaming the house but watch out because accidents do happen a lot in the beginning so keep a close eye and look out for signs (some common ones are walking in a circle, sniffing a lot, but all dogs are different).


• First, human toothpaste will clean his mouth, but he might resist it, so dog toothpaste is a good idea. They have it in all sorts of flavors, so he might like it. If he keeps going to the bathroom in the crate, train him to do something when he has to go outside. Maybe it could be that he scratches at the crate or barks or something. You can do this by taking him outside frequently, even if he doesn't have to go, and when he goes to the bathroom out there, praise him. When he goes inside the crate, tell him no. Eventually, he'll figure it out. When he gets it, train him to do whatever it is you want him to do to let you know he has to go out. We trained our dog to cry by the stairs that lead to our front door. That way, we knew what he was crying for, because often the cry for a lot of different reasons.


• You can get a dental kit from your vet on your first visit. Usually it'll come with a special dog brush, finger brush, & special dog tooth paste.
  
  Crate training takes patience.
  
  Depending on the size of the dog you will want to get the crate a little bigger then what the dog will be at it's full grown stature. Some crates have a divider, I suggest one of those. You want the dog to be able to stand up and turn around and that's it.
  
  You need to take the dog out hourly until it get's the idea of pottying outside, whenever you can't watch the dog you need to put it into the crate. You feed it and play with it outside of the crate any time before you put the dog in the crate take it to potty and when you take the dog out of the crate you take it potty.. I wouldn't allow the dog to walk around the house if you can't watch it, you have to be able to keep an eye on it in order to catch the signs that it will give if it needs to potty. Usually you will see a pup sniff around, make circles be impatient. I'm not sure of the age of the dog you are getting but they usually say for every month the dog is that's the max amount of hours it can be in a crate without being taken out. Like a 4 month dog can be in a crate for 4 hours, but don't exceed 8 hours at any time.
  
  If you stay consistent and take the dog out all the time to potty you shouldn't have too many potty issues in the crate especiallyif you take it out before you put it in.


• Not sure what is asked but there are pee pads and dog toothpaste's that come with a tooth brush for about 5cnd
  
  training is done at a local pet store or groomer or gym/community center .

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Dog Health Questions: Help with dog training?

OK so i have this dog who is english springer spaniel and everyone in the family loves him but the only problem is that every time someone has food in their hand he always take it from them and if we leave food out for 2 seconds he will get it then when we try and take it from him he bites us and eats it, he has bit over 5 family members all under the age of 10, i was just wondering what i should do about this or if there is any trainers for this in like the Philadelphia district. THANK YOU SO SO MUCH

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why don't you just give it a treat every time it does something good

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• Make sure he is punished for his bad behavior and make sure that food is not within reach of him or put him in a kennel when it is time to eat. After a while he might figure it out.

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Dog Health Questions: I need some advice about training my dog, and it may take a professional.?

I have a question about dog training, and I need someone who is very experienced to answer me. I have a Great Dane/Lab mix who is nearly 8 months old and she seems untrainable at times. Duchess is very sweet but she jumps a lot, and I'm not exactly sure how to go along making her stop. I tell her no but it seems to have no effect. When I try to teach her commands I can rarely keep her attention long enough to even tell her what it means. She doesn't know how to sit or lay down or anything, just to 'come'.

Also, we usually keep bones for her to chew on, and then usually she doesn't have any problems with chewing things, but she gets bored easily and when we don't have bones she likes to chew up (not necessarily eat) things. My mom gets very mad at her when I'm not home (I go to my dad's about two to three times a week) and usually just puts her in her kennel. I don't think that's right for a dog to be in a kennel for punishment, but it's either that or we have to get rid of her.
My mom has very little patience and every time she needs to go to the bathroom she'll wake my mom up, and then sometimes even then she'll still go on the floor. My mom gets really angry at her and usually pops her for it (which I don't think is correct either). We feed her at the same time every day and we give her water at the same time.

I suggested obedience school because the organization we adopted her from gave us a 25% discount but my mom is very set on not letting her go because it's too expensive for us. I honestly don't know what to do and it's causing a lot of problems for us. Please help me.

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This is how I taught my dog(I have a black lab)
Potty training: I kept her on a leash and put her outside about every hour in the first month, then every 2 hours the second month. In the second month she understood where to poop and urinate!! I praised her each and every time she did her business outside, by telling her "good dog".
Sitting and going down: I took her on a leash and gently pushed her hind to the floor telling her sit. I had to do that several times, but she did understand pretty fast what it meant. Going down("down")I pushed her between her shoulders until she lay on the floor. She did understand that one pretty fast too.
Walking by my side: I called it heel: I again had her on the leash and pushed her to my side until she was lined up straight with me and told her the word heel.
After my dog understood those commands I trained her by doing this procedure every other day or so, until she did it without any flaw. Then I trained her not to jump for food: I had a nice bone, told her to sit, and put the bone on the coffee table(she was sitting right in front of it). Whenever she wanted to snap up the bone I told her "no" and grabbed the bone. It was a harder one, because labs are very greedy, but she got the picture--she could not have the food until I told her so. After that she got food in a dog bowl and I made her sit down and told her "stay" while putting the food down. If she wanted to get up to go to the food I told her "no" "stay". That way she learned that she had to wait until I told her something. I did let her wait a couple of minutes and then told her "ok". It is a little time consuming to train the dogs like that, but it is well worth it.

Not jumping on people: When someone knocked on my door she usually went into a barking fit and tried to jump up on whoever came. I did put her on the leash and told her "down". She did go down. I did not let her jump up to greet the visitor her way. Excessive barking was discouraged by jerking the leash and telling her "no bark".

Understandably this approach takes time and there is a regular upkeep of thes training to do. However, it does pay off, because in the long run do you have a better behaving dog. Good luck

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• So you rescued/adopted a dog that you now cant control/train. Contact the place you got her from and ask for help. Tell them whats happening and ask if someone there can help you with training for her. Reputable places will help you, without a second thought or question.


• there are these remote trainers that you could purchase at any pet store. Every time she does something you don't want her to do, you press a button and she will stop. I don't own one but I was thinking about getting one, before finally purchasing a bark collar for my 3 year old Pug. The remote trainer will correct everything from barking, jumping, biting, and ect. I put my pug in obedience classes and it was a waste of money.


• If you can't afford an obedience class - then check to see if there is a dog 4-H club in your area you can join. You can get free advice from the leaders and other members, and you can use your current dog as your project animal. They will help you train the dog, and you will learn all about dog care and training.
  
  The skills you learn in 4-H will last you a lifetime. You'll become best friends with your dog and make other dog owning friends, too.
  
  In most communities it is free to be a member of a 4-H club and to attend the meetings, and show at the county fair in the summer.
  
  You need help with your dog, and this would be a great way to have some fun and get the help you need.

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Dog Health Questions: Watch dog training?

Okay so i want to train my dog to be a watchdog but without making her aggressive towards anyone unthreatening and maybe myself. Is there web sites that I could maybe go to to read up on, or whatever? She's an australian cattle dog mix I think. I'm pretty good with handling dogs but needed some professional advice on this. Anything anyone can give me will be helpful.

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Ooh a queensland. Those are pretty loyal and protective dogs. If you don't want her to be aggressive just teach her to bark a couple of times to warn you if anyone is coming. This shouldn't lead to aggression. Those are good dogs for that purpose. Hope this helps!

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• Hello...you want a PRO go to a PRO site for training, many claim to be Pro's in here..but then anyone can be anything they want on the net & most usually are ... a good < key word;) pro would not be in Yahoo Answers claiming professionalism, even if they are !! Take Care :) P.S Police dog training happens in Germany, the dog & the cop take classes !!

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Dog Health Questions: Lead Sled dog training question?

I am trying to train my dog to go right on cue. We are out walking on a trail with 90 degree right turns. I have one leash on his harness to teach him to pull and one leash on his collar that's slack unless he does it wrong. I am using a clicker. Whenever we near a turn, I give him the command "Gee" and instead of turning, he turns his head and looks back at me, expecting a treat. What am I doing wrong?

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Guten Abend, Yo LO, and thank you again! :)

Sounds like a couple of things:

1. You're moving a little too fast in your training, allowing him out in front of you when he doesn't have a clear idea of what the command means.

If he stops to look back at you, keep walking right up to him, past him, "gee" him around that corner (repeating the command the entire time), praise him as he comes with you. Once you are moving in a straight line again, slow down and urge him out ahead of you once more. I do a lot of running to catch up and correct, and then falling back behind when I'm training individual dogs to pull -- it's a good workout! 2. You need to work to "wean" him off getting a treat for responding to you, so that he is no longer expecting it.

Frankly, I've never used a clicker to train my sled dogs, and I've never given them treats for gee-haw...for this exact reason. I don't want the leaders on my 8-dog team turning the team back to me just because they think they'll get a treat after they turn a corner.

Give the command (from either beside or behind him) -- even if he glances right, praise ("good gee!"), if he leans right, more praise, if he goes right, more praise, pats, etc. Encourage him to keep moving the entire time. You don't want him to stop for a pet or a treat. The goal is to keep moving ahead of you regardless.

This would be much easier to demonstrate in person. I hope I haven't confused you more than I've helped!

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• You are not doing anything wrong you see it takes about two years to train a dog to mush but he will soon get the hang of it


• I've trained both lead dogs and agility dogs with this method:
  
  Toss something the direction you wish the dog to go... giving the command as you do it (add the clicking if this is something your dog responds to). Even the SLIGHTEST turn of the head that direction gets rewarded.
  
  While actually running I found it useful to very my tone and repeat the command depending on the degree of the turn (sledding in Minnesota can mean crossing lakes and you may need only a couple degree turn or a REALLY big turn).
  
  FWIW: I used "right" and "left" as I found my dogs didn't listen to others sledding with their dogs (my son ran sprint races with them) and I remembered it better for agility.


• I'll star this and hope Loki sees it...

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Dog Health Questions: Has anyone every used "The Bark Busters" dog training?

What were the pros and cons of using them. They are really expensive.

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we signed up for barkbusters. we've already had one session and have yet to schedule a second session. partly because both my husband and i are having some doubts about the effectiveness of the methods. a lot of reviews will read like this: "oh we saw results immediately and whenever we had an issue our trainer was always available to come back."
well, the second part is true. the first part unfortunately is not. now i suppose it does depend on the dog (or dogs, in our case). but i had an easier time training our dogs to do simple things like SIT and DOWN by watching trainers on animal planet. i'm not a huge fan of the growling (because it seldom works with our dogs) and i don't feel comfortable with the special leash and collar (similar to a choke chain). we use prong collars when we walk becuase otherwise they will drag us around.
the idea is that by growling, you are communicating in a way that the dogs are familiar with since they use growling to "talk" to other dogs. what i think that most dog owners, if not every dog owner, will tell you is that dogs do recognize certain english words. they obviously aren't able to understand the word but they do understand the sound (and what it means for them).
our experience with BB is that for the first few days afterwards, our pups were confused and anxious. we have barking issues and some biting issues that we wanted corrected and our trainer has not addressed either of these. her advice was this: "if you see them perk up RIGHT BEFORE they start to bark, then growl and they should behave." my reaction (in my head): "unless you want me to sit by the window forever keeping a lookout for anything that might ignite a barking spree, then please offer a solution to make them STOP barking."
they are expensive. because of that we had expected MAJOR results. but just remember, training takes a ton of patience. your dog is learning about the world around him and learning how humans want him to behave as opposed to how he--as a dog--would behave.
i hope that this helps! good luck!

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• We used them and while their techniques do work - I wouldn't spend the $$ on them again. It could be the specific trainer that we had but she never bothered to even follow up after our initial session.
  
  Save your $$ and take your pup to a class at a local obedience school. I wish we had.
  
  Ultimately though - successfully training your dog has more to do with you and your consistency than anything else!


• Most times the dog AND THE OWNER need training. Buy some decent dog training books.

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Dog Health Questions: Does anyone know any good dog training websites? free?

Does anyone know any good dog training websites?

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You will find that your local library has a multitude of books about dog training, and is the most overlooked resource on the planet.

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• Youtube.com has plenty of good trainers. Depends on what you like. Some are anti treat training(which I am also) so I like watching those at times.


• Hi!
  
  Click the link below for more information.
  http://eeneido.notlong.com
  
  Thank you!


• What are you wanting to train? House hold manners? Hunting? Herding? Tracking? Obedience? There are many types of training. You can pop the type of training that you want into google and get many sites. Also don't discount your local library. They have free books that you can check out with your library card.


• Here are a bunch to look at:
  www.clickertraining.com (huge resource library)
  www.clickertraining.tv
  www.watchandtrain.com
  www.positively.com
  www.i2ik9.com
  www.theotherendoftheleash.com
  http://www.theotherendoftheleash.com/tag…
  www.patriciamcconnell.com
  http://www.casinstitute.com/
  www.abrionline.org
  http://www.caninesinaction.com/
  www.dogstardaily.com
  www.deesdogs.com
  http://www.sthuberts.org/petpouri/articl…
  http://www.bestfriends.org/vickdogs/
  www.apdt.com
  www.clickersolutions.com
  www.learningaboutdogs.com * excellent on-line courses


• Obedience training is the foundation for establishing a better relationship between you and your dog. Obedience training helps establish the owner in the role of "pack leader". Obedience will lay down clear behavior guidelines that your dog can follow. A well-behaved, obedient dog is more than just a pet of pride. The difference lies largely in the training, and good training can save a dog's life.
  
  These articles will give you tips about how to best train your dog.
  
  Dog Training - http://www.dog-pound.net/dog-training.ht…
  
  Dog Obedience - http://www.dog-pound.net/dog-obedience.h…
  
  Repetition, consistency, practice and correction are what it takes to train a dog to be happy and responsive. If you follow these simple steps you will find that your puppy can grow into an obedient well-adjusted dog.
  
  Repitition and Consistency in Dog Training - http://www.dog-pound.net/repetition-cons…


• Check your tv listings. There are a lot of dog/training shows on television.

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Dog Health Questions: What is the best online school with a reasonable tuition for a dog training certification?

I want to be a dog trainer but I don't know what online school would be the best and have the lowest tuition fees. Does anyone know any of this info?

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why not read a book that can easily learn dog training.
visit http://www.dogstraining.info
hope that can help you!

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Dog Health Questions: Dog training..?

How can you train a dog to go on walks at home? What are somethings you can do?? My puppy is about 2 months, and can't go on walks. He pulls away, chews on the leash, and wont walk. I need help?!

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Hi there Haley Baley
I have had plenty of training experience as i have trained dogs Here in New Zealand for protection and obedience.
Your dog is still very young for this and will not be ready for another couple of months.
If you work on him/her for 10-15 mins at a time 3-4 times aday he will surely get used to it.
Its okay to leave his collar on all the time as long as its not a choker chain.
If you are working with a choker chain there is a right way to put it on his neck.
Make sure that its fitted on him in a way so that when you let go of the lead it falls away from his neck releasing the pressure.

That way he will know that when he stops pulling on it its a relief.

The three ps to use are perseverance patience and plenty of praise. They are a pack animal and love to part of the family.

If you want more help let me know i can send you to a great site that specializes in this. its owned by an American who is very good at training for home and the movie set.

I hope this helps you

Best of luck

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• get a chain leash so that the fabric on your leash dont break and pull your dog back gently and say no
  goodluck
  
  pick me plz


• Get into an obedience class.


• He's only 2 months old so this can only be expected of him. Just make sure you let him know gently what he can and cannot do so don't let him chew on the leash.
  
  At home, I would recommend letting him get used to wearing a leash and teaching him not to play with it, plus having your puppy tied to your waist is a great way to begin training him in other catagories such as potty training and it's safe too so you always know where and what your puppy is up to. One he gets the hang of the leash you should start training him to walk outside. A gentle leash correction can be used to stop him from pulling but I'm stressing the gentle. He's just a pup after all. Once he gets old enough I recommend the use of a Halti.


• Go to your local pet store. They generally have a list of up and coming obedience classes that you can sign up for.


• Obedience schools are a very good thing and can help. But the main thing that will help is that you and your dog go and practice and practice and make sure you let him or her know when he or she is doing something good by giving the dog a treat and make sure when the dog is not doing something right the dog also knows by whatever means you discipline your dog. Eventually the repitition will set in and your dog will please you.


• jsut keep working with him and hold the leash behind his head where he cant reach it and try not to pull to hard and choke him just be patient and and use your foot and tap him on the but and so "kets go"!


• choke chain to train a dog to walk. make her walk by you and every time she pulls away. pull on the chain. she will learn walking by you means not getting choked.


• First, you will want to start with the lead VERY short. Do not allow the dog to run around with a long legnth of lead.
  
  Second. start inside your home. Take a treat and coax the dog to walk forward a short distance while on the leash. When he does it without biting or chewing or pulling, give him the treat.
  
  Continue this over longer and longer legnths. Once he is comfortable inside the house, move outside. Starting again with short distances in your yard, rewarding with treats and praise when he does it right :)
  
  Good luck! Be patient and consistant, this wont happen over nightt but with work you're sure to make great progress!


• start by just putting the leash on and then feeding it treats so it will associate the leash with something positive. Then start moving a couple of steps and lure him with a treat so he will follow you and not pull away.


• Well, if you wait too long, the dog will have a good chance of not being able to be trained. Perhaps try short walks at a time in a confiened area, like your backyard(if it's fenced in)? I'm not expert though, so maybe places like ASPCA.com or PetSmart could give more info.

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Dog Health Questions: Is there a site dedicated to uploading dog training videos?

Is there a site dedicated to uploading dog training videos? A site just for that not everything like youtube one everyone can upload an d watch dog training videos.

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Yep, pay-per view...Ot Vitosha kennels has one and the trainer is EXCELLENT!!!

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• yes , there are places where you can do that. i recommend u go to dove or go to the site below and check for yourself.

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