Not So Home Sweet Home
Humans experience a wide range of emotions -- frustration, anxiety, insecurity -- all of which can affect your dog's behavior. So before you blame the dog, ask yourself whether he could be reacting to your unbalanced energy!
If you are the one who’s causing the problem, cool off in another room or ask someone in your pack for help. Find a quiet place to regain neutral, calm-assertive energy, which will help both you and your dog.
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I rescued a cocker spaniel when she was 6 months old from a family who had to large dogs and they picked on this little puppy badly. My daughter fell in love with her and took her home to Colorado. Coco is now a very sweet dog at two years old but she will not let us put medication in her ears which she has very small ear canals and they get itchy so when we try to touch her ear at all she turns into a monster and if you don't get your arms up you will be bitten I have had a two inch gash in my arm and on the back of my hand. I love her dog and am babysitting her while my daughter heals from a shoulder injury I am trying so hard to get coco to let us treat her ears and be a better more docile dog can you help with any suggestions as to how to approach this situation any better.
She will also just attack you if you are petting her and touch her ears or lower stomach, she just goes balistic and it scares ua all to death and other time she lays across your lap and licks us and rolls over for a tummy rub then all of a sudden she's cujo in 2 seconds. WHat is going on with her? Please someone help.
Hello my name is Sam. My girlfriend has a miniature shetland sheep dog. She is a little over a year old. The problem we have with the dog is that it does everything wrong. We tried for a year now to get the dog to use puppy pads. She will not use the pads and she only goes to the bathroom when we are asleep. When we wake up and walk in the room she runs and hides because she knows she has done wrong. She also likes to tear everything up. If we are awake or home she will not use the bathroom on the floor or tear anything up, but as soon as we leave or go to sleep she does her business on the floor and tears and chews on everything she once chewed a hole through the wall. As soon as one of us walks into the room she runs and hides. I don't know if there is any hope I have almost given up all together. I am asking someone to give me some advice please we need the help.
Hi. I like your show. I have a question. How can i walk my dog without her pulling on the leash. I understand that i have to be calm and to keep her behind me not infront of me. when i do this though she is pulling and she makes me trip over her cause she is like leaning away from me and feet trip me cause they right were im about to step so when im trying to be calm i worry dont want to step on her. she also will sometimes pull harder when shes another i think i might not be calm enough
Cesar.
My husband and I own a Jack Russell/Shitzu mix (9years old) named Chica who we have spoiled terribly, although she is well behaved. We recently decided to add a puppy to our family, a Bijob/Maltese puppy named Coco. I have read some of your blogs and understand and use the instant correcting because she is so put out about the puppy she "smiles" and will occasionally luncge. We are very sensetive to this and split the time with them individually, and then have floor time together. It has only been a week but I want to make sure I am doing all I can. Can you please let me know anything else I should do.
Thank you.
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