[nagdu] Update on our problem and another issue

[Vivianna via nagdu]

Hi.
she is probably whining because she is excited.  especially since you say she is rushing when you get off the bus.
it will be interesting to see what a school will tell you to do to get her to stop.
it's like any bad behavior, you will prob have to correct her and say no.
to bad it's on a bus full of people.  hmmm.
when i first got my dog she tried that whining stuff with me.  fortunately it was before we got on the bus or into a car.  she was so excited, pulling and dragging me.  but, after a few corrections and no's and time, she knows that she gets to go lots of places so, it's not such a big exciting deal.

Vivianna

On May 21, 2014, at 9:33 PM, via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> That is the thing, I do not know why she is whining.
> She did it again today in the car. I've been talked into an instructor and they're trying to get someone out as soon as possible. To see what is going on. They suggested I bring the clicker and some food with me on the bus, whenever I get on I Crickentree, see if that works.
> 
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>> On May 19, 2014, at 11:02 AM, Daryl Marie via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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>> Hey!
>> 
>> Jenny sometimes like to run off the bus as well.  What I ahve started doing is to tell her "steady" before we even get up.  This has helped immensely!  Also, the drivers here are very patient... if Jenny starts to rush off, I will ask them if it's OK if they give me 30 seconds or so to re-work the rush off the bus.  More times than not, they're just fine with it...  Perhaps ask this of the drivers in your area?
>> 
>> What set of circumstances does your dog whine about?  The only time Jenny will whine on the bus is if her bum is wet from rain or melting snow, for which I have started carrying a towel in my purse, backpack and/or coat pocket.  Perhaps if we know what prompts the whining, we can offer suggestions?
>> 
>> Daryl and Jenny (who is playing with Daryl's husband... kinda)
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>> Subject: [nagdu] Update on our problem and another issue
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>> Hi, I talked to the instructors and they suggested using my gentle leader and suggesting over left like I have been doing. So we will see how this is going.
>> Also, I called the school about this too. But does anyone have suggestions for when the dog winds? She was doing it the three times I was in the car, and just recently on the bus.
>> She also was like running off the bus. Going faster than she could. So her feet were all over the floor.
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