[nagdu] Indoor behavior

[A.J. LaPointe]

hI,I had the same kinds of problems with my first 2 dogs.  My parents would 
feed the dog and wouldn't listen no matter what I said.  I even had the 
Instructor say something but, nothing..  It is a difficult thing when family 
doesn't cooperate and more so when you live in the same household..  Now my 
parents are gone and my third dog only has whet I give him and his waist 
line shows that too.  I guess, you will have to keep your dog close to you 
and give more correction when needed.  I wish I could give you more help 
but, trust me, I understand what you are going through..  Andy and Shubert

-----Original Message----- 
From: marilyn
Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2012 11:29 AM
To: nagdu
Subject: [nagdu] Indoor behavior

Hi Ava,
It sounds like you have to be firmer with your family. I would keep Cocoa 
with you as much as possible. Just keep reminding your family Cocoa is a 
guide and not a pet. As far as barking goes there must be a reason. Either 
someone is there , another animal or Cocoa is trying to get attention. To 
stop Cocoa from stealing food you can set a mouse trap and the snap scares 
them. I had a friend who had to do that and her dog stopped stealing food.
Marilyn and Anna
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