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If you have a young puppy that you have out and it is barking and pulling to get near other dogs, Do you give a correction or try to distract him so he focus on you?
puppy barking at other dogs?
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It depends. Does he have any "other" dog contact? Is he barking out of fear?
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what Andres said and what age are we talking about?
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I was just asking to see what to do in that situation.
I don't have a pup yet but remember when my dogs were little they were a pain in butt when they saw another dog and want to avoid that whole scene and have my future dog just sit there and behave if you take them in public
I don't have a pup yet but remember when my dogs were little they were a pain in butt when they saw another dog and want to avoid that whole scene and have my future dog just sit there and behave if you take them in public
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I was planning on either sch. or ring. i have been checking out some clubs just to see if i liked or not.
i really would like to try ring but the club i spoke with dosent really seem to like alternative breeds in their program, not that they said that but i kinda got that vibe. I am planning on getting another Pit bull in the future.
so yes to him being a working dog.
I was planning on either sch. or ring. i have been checking out some clubs just to see if i liked or not.
i really would like to try ring but the club i spoke with dosent really seem to like alternative breeds in their program, not that they said that but i kinda got that vibe. I am planning on getting another Pit bull in the future.
so yes to him being a working dog.
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Ah! You're asking just in case...your future pitbull pup barks at another dog...?
That's funny! :lol:
With pitbulls...even those bred for the pit...the idea is YOU MUST HAVE TOTAL CONTROL OVER THE PUP. Your pit pup must worship the ground you walk on...by whatever means works, from the instant he walks into your house. Plus, it will always (for the life of the dog) be an uphill battle. Mind you, it's winnable.
Many can make pretty cool sport dogs.
That's funny! :lol:
With pitbulls...even those bred for the pit...the idea is YOU MUST HAVE TOTAL CONTROL OVER THE PUP. Your pit pup must worship the ground you walk on...by whatever means works, from the instant he walks into your house. Plus, it will always (for the life of the dog) be an uphill battle. Mind you, it's winnable.
Many can make pretty cool sport dogs.
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