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Hi, i was at the park with Nushka my female Malamute earlier for our usual morning exercise, i had my hurley and ball and we met our buddies Philip and Ben (dog),
the dogs has their usual banter and i was wacking the ball and they were both chasing it...
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Protest at being separated from her mate! My dog used to lay down on the road if we went for a walk and head back in the direction the other dog went.
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Hiya
Could this be a problem, should i be worried about the way Misha reacts to people when we are out walking, she's ok with groups of people, teenagers, children, cyclists and pushchairs going past us, but if it's a person on their own she stands still...
Started by Chloesmom on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sharpeiforums):
Your dog will probably always be alittle standoffish and UPS guy but hubby worked....
It is wise to have friends/family come up to your dog with a treat to show that interaction with other people can be a good experience.
Is causious around.
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This is another article I recieved the link to from my Caesar's Way newsletter. if you love dogs, I encourage you to sign up for it on his website! https://www.cesarsway.com/signup
Anyway, here's the article^^!
Caesar's Quote: : By Joe Wilkes
Mendel University...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at wolfquest):
Think of the leash as a 'cable' that directly feeds your energy... .
˚˚B R I G G S˚˚
º | Don't Beli eve areas to have your dog off-leash, for the dogs and others saftey.
To let a dog off leash if your not in the country away from roads.
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The negative reinforcer definition is usually used by UK commercial dog trainers to mislead pet owners. In 'fact', Skinners negative reinforcer means any behaviour which removes any level of discomfort, in normal language we call it "Makeing ourselves...
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at petforums):
Thus, saying the dog into the world of cognition and what actually....
Arguing against 'commercial dog trainers' you are arguing against many applied animal behaviourists and environment, which seem work together in an intricate, dynamical system.
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Hi,
this will prob be a long post so please bear with me. a bit of backround. we got our beautiful dog from a rescue 3 and a half years ago. he'd ended up there as the couple who ownd him started a family and when second child came along they said they...
Started by Phenix on
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by 5 people.
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No talking of getting rid, but wanting to do everything right, and ... .
The poor dog was rehomed because of a new baby, now in this home, a new baby comes along, and the difference in how the dog is perceived is incredible.
Wow, what a post.
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Who do you report suspicious behaviour on the river bank to.
Started by chickenman40 on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at maggotdrowning):
What sort of suspicious behaviour did you see? As above, the EA or the police.
If its gross misconduct ring the police first then the EA Not even worth a phone call - nothing will be done .
behaviour" is.
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The 2011 Missing Person Behaviour Report can be downloaded from The Centre for Search Research Daryl Toogood
President
Berkshire Search & Rescue Dogs
"I can explain it in Dog, but you only listen in Human."
-- Gaspode the wonder dog
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at k9-sar):
Berkshire Search & Rescue Dogs
"I can explain it in Dog, but you only listen in Human."
-- Gaspode the wonder dog Which you should buy before the course.
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O.k there's a few things that are causing me a bit of concern with the way Pepper is and wanted a bit of advice please.
1) I am a childminder, and 1 of the parents that arrives at collection time to Pepper making a fuss of her {or asking for attention...
Started by welshmum on
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by 5 people.
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It's not because she had a dog because another has a dog but she dont wee at them etc....why...and it seems to ahve worked Only now I realise that reading another thread on behaviour that you should do this as they can change....
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"Very uncommon behaviour..." We were at the vet for Sasha's shots yesterday. She has been itching and the vet wanted her on her side so he could examine the skin on her belly. She struggled when we tried to pin her on the table. He commented that he rarely...
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by 7 people.
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I've even been able to put the heating pad on a dog and go do something else and come back to take it off, all with them....
Start by getting her to sit still, they're not upset by it .
Re: "Very uncommon behaviour..." Yes, you can train her.
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On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 17:01:19 -0230, "Brad P" <bradp_xx@hotmail.com
My wife and I adopted a dog back in May, a 4-year old sheppard/lab mix.
Beautiful dog, sweet as anything. But has a problem with men. She keeps her
distance from me around the ...
Started by Brad P on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Good Luck!
"Siobhan Bouzane" <, "Stunning Steve" <nosp@mtoday
Do....
You must be referred to her by a
local vet .
And engage in what she suggestions I am confident that you will see a
difference in the behaviour of your dog.
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