dog behavior yorkie

August 6, 2011 by admin  
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dog behavior yorkie
My dog returned from the shed a different dog?

My dog is a mixture of 11 month old yorkie silky. Before going to the kennel it: It was a child strong bites (something he was baffled by)-does not tell me when to go to the bathroom while outside of the box (something I was ready to pull my hair out more) – got up during the night, even to the bathroom now, after the pound ……… -Bitten (not aggressive I might add .. its more of a problem chewing on the limbs) is almost gone, he is doing much better training at home and alerted me that twice had to go by the barking of me – it has the habit of sleeping in my bed, because of the screaming cries in the night … but when she sleeps in my bed, she doesn't wake me up at 2 in the morning to go to the bathroom. Why has returned from the shed a better dog? I'm training harder than ever to maintain this good performance. But what led to this behavior? Socialization extreme, perhaps? Maybe I just missed a lot listening to now?

Dogs teach each other. His dog was allowed to run with a package in the kennel, and if you learn what they know. If you watch Cesar Milan Dog Whisperer always, often taking control of the dogs of his training and allows them to spend a couple of weeks running with his backpack. They are taught how to establish a pecking order, how to work with others and, above all, how to respond to the alpha of the pack, the human being. Toy dogs are especially prone to being too pampered by their owners. Even if it's your train, but still their booty, they will never learn good manners. And it has nothing to do with "Missing" it. He learned to be a dog, respond when told to do something. What to do not so much to train your dog whether it be a. Do not give everything you want. Make him sit and wait for their food. If she tries to force the attention, pushes her away, only give attention when you call. Remember, however, that nice words, not a human baby. Dogs need rules, discipline and no-care structure body.

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