14.01.2018
Put a stop to dog visitor humping!
Firstly, it’s important to remember that dogs do not share our view on anti-social behaviour ;-)
A dog ‘humps’/mounts a person usually because they are in a heightened or charged state that can include being stressed or excited*.
Humping is performed to relieve this stress. [Read More…]
Admin - 14:00:01 | 1 comment
08.01.2018
A couple of tips for you..
-To your dog, the word “No” is far less effective than the guttural growling sound of “Bah!” or “Ahh!” usually, when a negative behaviour has JUST occurred.
- On a different note, a good time to have a short training session, I find, is after a walk. Not a marathon mind you ;-) Your dog’s pent-up energy has been released and their mind is more calm and focused,
Selina McIntyre, Dog Behavioural Consultant, Dogs Best Friend.
Admin - 04:54:04 @ General Training | 3 comments
03.01.2018
Tis the season for visitors and visiting!
So let’s recap how to stop jumping up -
Firstly though, always give your dog the opportunity to ‘do good’ and ask for a ‘Sit’, they may surprise you ;-)
It goes without saying then, that jumping up should never be encouraged.
If you’re dealing with a mild jumper, talk to your guest about how to greet your dog. [Read More…]
Admin - 13:35:30 @ Puppies, Dog 'Ownership' Helpful Tips, General Training | Add a comment
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