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obedience

No No and No Doesn’t Teach a Dog Anything

NO NO isn’t conveying to Buster what they do want of him No No is a sure route to making an already confused dog even more bewildered – and frustrated too. They picked up Beagle mix Buster from a rescue just a few days ago and though totally in love with Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 2 yearsAugust 13, 2020 ago
biting or nipping

Food Glorious Food.

An emergency visit to another biting puppy! The young couple have had eight-week-old Springer Spaniel puppy for just four days. His flying at them and grabbing legs and clothes as they walk about has reached such a level that they are wearing their wellies in the house now! Actually this Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 2 yearsJuly 10, 2020 ago
arousal, excitement

Chewing and Destruction. Finding his Own Employment

Chewing everything, jumping up and toileting in the house. Chewing and toileting indoors are enough to drive a patient dog owner mad! These are the negatives. Marley is beautiful. He is affectionate, gentle, brainy and funny. They have been very fortunate with their older dog, an unusually placid German Shepherd. Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 5 yearsJuly 5, 2017 ago
Cocker Spaniel

No No! Uh-Uh! New Puppy and Total Confusion

We get a new puppy with the belief that it must fit in with our family life. He must learn what is acceptable right from the start. This sounds reasonable, doesn’t it? What most people do is to try to teach the puppy what is NOT acceptable instead. Cocker Spaniel Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 5 yearsApril 18, 2017 ago
Behaviour and Training

Changing No to Yes using a clicker

Bella is the most adorable, soft, cute, friendly and totally scrumptious Beagle puppy of six months old. She greeted me with lots of jumping up. She jumped up at the counters. Bella jumped at and onto the table. Bella is told NO. She’s told GET DOWN. When I arrive I usually Read more…

By Theo Stewart, 5 yearsDecember 7, 2016 ago

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