Shutting a Dog Down
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Caryll- Names of Dogs : Dempsey
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Re: Shutting a Dog Down
Very interesting! I have seen it at agility training - makes me sad. I haven't got a competitive bone in my body, so there's no worries that my dogs will suffer that way.
Lorraine- Names of Dogs : Morgan, Tristan, Uther
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Re: Shutting a Dog Down
Good find.
I'm sitting here thinking on my dogs ... Lequita you can shut down by just moving or saying something she wants to interpret as negative. She's a weirdo but my mum did something wrong with her as a pup to have caused this.
The rest ... I wonder what I would have to do to shut them down.
I'm sitting here thinking on my dogs ... Lequita you can shut down by just moving or saying something she wants to interpret as negative. She's a weirdo but my mum did something wrong with her as a pup to have caused this.
The rest ... I wonder what I would have to do to shut them down.
Shisa- Names of Dogs : Xan, Daisy, Rusty, Missy, Sheba, Spike, Pugsley, Axel, Coco, Lequita, Bruno, Gypsy
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Re: Shutting a Dog Down
There is a lot of truth to this in my opinion yet no? It really depends on the dog. Nature, puppy or past experiences.
Tyson shuts down if you raise your voice, show disappointment in him or tell him off. It is not something he deals with at all well. Yet he was raised exactly as Jess was.
Jess & Boris... I have no idea what would shut them down. They were too strong willed & couldn't give a rats a22 about anything. They both did agility, scent training etc & had a ball.. if Jess got it wrong, (Jessie, argh, no, left, round!) She tried hard to get it right, but ...no worries mum... next obstacle... I'll go again. Nothing ever shut them down. I think it really comes down to the dog.
Tyson shuts down if you raise your voice, show disappointment in him or tell him off. It is not something he deals with at all well. Yet he was raised exactly as Jess was.
Jess & Boris... I have no idea what would shut them down. They were too strong willed & couldn't give a rats a22 about anything. They both did agility, scent training etc & had a ball.. if Jess got it wrong, (Jessie, argh, no, left, round!) She tried hard to get it right, but ...no worries mum... next obstacle... I'll go again. Nothing ever shut them down. I think it really comes down to the dog.
tracyp- Names of Dogs : Jessie & Tyson
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Lexi lives in shut down lol shes always been a bit of a nervous dog even as a pup - she doesn't like being shouted at or told to do anything no matter the method of asking. She will howver run to her bed at night because she knows shes getting a treat for it so that works (never did with me!!!!!! dad taught her this one!!!!!
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