steffy1811
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Oct 5, 2007, 9:07 PM
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Re: [kyels_k] Shredding Newspapers, Biting
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hmmm just be consistent with ur training lor.... of cos u don expect her to learn what u want her to do and what not to do overnight mah....I can safely say, it took my puppy 6 whole months to learn the all the dos and donts in the house. Initially of cos have to deal with lots of shredded paper and poo picking and pee cleaning all over the house lor but they'll learn. You just have to be more stern and strict with them. Strike a little fear in them. Hahahahah yeah controversial method, but heck, my dogs learnt better that way. They have associated "WOIIIIII" and "HAAAAHHH" as "Ok, let's get away before she whacks us" I think it's better if u get a play pen and restrict the space that she can roam freely. Like that U wont have to break ur back cleaning the whole room every single day. They are puppies, they need to be discplined but giving them total freedom is also not the way to go especially if u wan to housebreak it. I'm very supportive of cage training them. It makes life easier for you as the handler. Cage training doesnt mean pee/poo in the cage. In fact, its the other way round. When they are in the cage, they don pee and poo but they see their cage as their safe haven. When they get smack, they run to their cages to hide, when they are tired, they sleep in them. And because they see their cage as their den, they are very willing to let u cage them. They wont whine, yelp, bark or anything like that, They just play and sleep whenever they are in there. Most importantly they dont see the cage as a punishment. Most ppl like to cage the dogs whenever they have done something wrong. That makes the dog fear the cage. My dogs, if they do something wrong and I cage them, they are more than willing to get into the cage themselves cos to them, that means they wont get smack. *Rascal's Philosophy "Will give the world up for a good nap" Gizmo's Philosophy "Mine Mine Mine. All is MINE. Sharing is caring..? Whats that?"
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