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by Slamdunc on 20 November 2013 - 20:11
Chaz,
I think you should put the peanut butter away.
I think you should put the peanut butter away.
by Jenni78 on 20 November 2013 - 20:11
+1
by Chaz Reinhold on 20 November 2013 - 21:11
I have a peanut allergy. Don't even have Reese's pieces in my house. I tried to redirect to a toy, but he doesn't like my pocket p****.
by vk4gsd on 20 November 2013 - 21:11
have you tried marker training?
by Chaz Reinhold on 20 November 2013 - 21:11
Like peeing on the couch, or my leg? Marking my territory?
by vk4gsd on 20 November 2013 - 21:11
haha, good response, i will use that with yr permission.
by Chaz Reinhold on 20 November 2013 - 21:11
No, I used your advise and just peed on the remote. I'm sick of him picking the channel.
by Chaz Reinhold on 20 November 2013 - 21:11
Or advice
by Ruger1 on 20 November 2013 - 23:11
That is "territorial aggression" or your dog guarding or defending his territory. Many dogs of any breed will guard the yard (especially behind a fence), the car or even a crate quite aggressively, open the door and let them out and they are fine and friendly. Reach into the car or the crate and they'll bite.
Jim, That definitely describes Prince except the friendly would be better described as indifferent with strangers at least///,,Interesting thread,,
We have been letting Prince out while guest are visiting,,Prince has been such a good boy!,,Enjoying my daughter's boyfriends as well :) ,We had a poker game the other night and had a house full of adults. They were all comfortable with Prince being loose while muzzled so we took advantage of the opportunity,,,Everything was super great until our good friend approached Prince and started petting his head and talking nicely..lol,,Prince hates when people look at him and say nice things,,Prince hit him in the chest with his muzzle and knocked him backward..He is 6'2 and a big guy.It was a very shocking//,.After the fact he said to me, " I thought you taught him who was boss"....Prince didn't like his attitude I guess..
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It is hard to tell what provoked it for sure, but Prince was perfectly content going from person to person and saying hello//But as soon as this friend started stroking his head and talking to him Prince reacted,,,Anti -social or fear?,,Not sure...
Jim, That definitely describes Prince except the friendly would be better described as indifferent with strangers at least///,,Interesting thread,,
We have been letting Prince out while guest are visiting,,Prince has been such a good boy!,,Enjoying my daughter's boyfriends as well :) ,We had a poker game the other night and had a house full of adults. They were all comfortable with Prince being loose while muzzled so we took advantage of the opportunity,,,Everything was super great until our good friend approached Prince and started petting his head and talking nicely..lol,,Prince hates when people look at him and say nice things,,Prince hit him in the chest with his muzzle and knocked him backward..He is 6'2 and a big guy.It was a very shocking//,.After the fact he said to me, " I thought you taught him who was boss"....Prince didn't like his attitude I guess..
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It is hard to tell what provoked it for sure, but Prince was perfectly content going from person to person and saying hello//But as soon as this friend started stroking his head and talking to him Prince reacted,,,Anti -social or fear?,,Not sure...
by Jenni78 on 21 November 2013 - 00:11
Why was Prince muzzled and forced to deal with people petting him? Muzzle is a fine precaution, but I think it's unfair and unwise to leave him LOOSE and muzzled. Be there with him, have him on lead, communicate what you want to him. I disagree with turning him loose, leaving him to his own "defenses" muzzled, in a crowd. Something tells me you're misreading..."perfectly content" doesn't muzzle-punch someone.
Oh, and I'd tell that guy "it's not you," regarding the "boss" comment, as I told a jerk who tried to alpha roll my puppy and said the same stupid comment.
But you're sweet, and I'm not.
Oh, and I'd tell that guy "it's not you," regarding the "boss" comment, as I told a jerk who tried to alpha roll my puppy and said the same stupid comment.
But you're sweet, and I'm not.
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