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I have an 8 week old male Golden Retriever puppy and a 4 year old granddaughter . My granddaughter is handicapped and often sits on the floor. Is there a way to get the dog to give her only very gentle attention or leave her alone when she’s had enough?
Julie and I are just friends and training partners. We don’t even live in the same city anymore. We each have two dogs. She has a Puggle and a Cattle Dog mix. I have a Beagle and a mostly-Beagle mix.
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Try using a tug toy designed to hold food inside. An old sock with meat inside it can be used to build motivation to tug. Use carefully though as there is a danger of ingestion – it should never be left unsupervised.
and what pets dogs do youse have i take it your a couple or very good friends
this is great your bark method is great ive got a 16 mnth gsd dog hes very full of beans barking is a problem when we have a baby on the way plus i notice hes very waryof young kids think its fear nothing else but relly have to watch him hopefully when our kid comes along and im doing suum training with my year old son what would you do in this situation i was told the dog is a bit confused when comes to kids its fear not aggression but if not trained could lead to aggression can you help
I have a terrier who was a rescue, she is less than a year old and doesn’t play. Ive tried several things including putting treats in toys and tossing them but she is not interested Id like to reward her with play sessions for doing well on a walk or after a training session. Ive played with my daughters dog in front of her fetch , tug etc, to show her but didnt help.
Any tips would be great.