My famous ‘Crazy Man Method’ will often improve a dog’s leash walking skills in mere minutes.
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Crazy Man Method For Leash Walking
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6 Responses to “Crazy Man Method For Leash Walking”
hi Ty i recently adopted a 7mt pomaranian dog called ‘Charlie’ he is now 1yr and i could really do with your help,i am absolutely deperate as i might have to let him go because of my neighbours complaining about his barking when i am not in my flat,i love charlie soo much and it would break my heart if i had to give him to someone else and it would break charlie’s heart aswell as we have a very strong bond. I live on my own and had to retire at an early age due to the fact that i broke my back in 2002,so i am with Charlie all the time,but when i go to physiotherepy obviously he cant come with me and to doctors appointments,when i leave he cries,barks and is generally distructive,i have bought him toys to stimulate him to keep him occupied i.e a cong and other bone shape toys,my neighbour suggested that i get him a muzzle to stop him barking,but i really dont know what to do,i know that you must be a very busy man but please please please can you offer me some suggestions,i would be soo grateful
Yours faithfully
Miss Lisa Marie Jones
p.s i mentioned that i broke my back years ago,but that dosent stop me taking Charlie out for regular excersise
If you’re only gone for a few hours here and there why not use a crate?
Hi Ty,
I have a 5 mnth old apso pup and I need to potty train him but dont know how, he also needs to be trained not to nibble or bite people even in play could you please help me.
Thanks
Reena
Hi Ty, My son has this 4 and a half great dain puppy, and i babysit him a couple days a week, he likes to bite me, and I have the marks to show for it, he doesnt like to listen to me, he is a good puppy most of the time, but when he want to do what he wants, it is hard for me to make him listen to me, what do I need to do to get him to stop biteing me and to listen when i say stay , for him to stay.
You need to start training right away. Before giving advice, though, I want to know what people have done? Have you already read the articles on this site about biting and obedience training and applied them?
I would immediately telling him “No Bite” every time he starts biting you, and stop interacting with him. Be consistent, and just ignore the puppy. OR when he starts biting you, replace your hand or arm with a chew toy, or something you DO want him to bite.