[nagdu] ranting
Joy Relton
jrelton at verizon.net
Mon Oct 19 01:15:32 UTC 2009
Oh I find the gentle lead to be a very useful tool. Oh yes, occasionally,
when the GL isn't close I have put my hands on her nose and made it clear
that her behavior was not acceptable. For the most part I can now pull the
GL out of my pocket/purse and show it to her and I see a marked difference
in her behavior. She hates having the thing on. It's as though it's an
embarrassment for her.
She's a piece of work and occasionally, I swear she's sort of trying to get
my attention and see how far she can take things. You really have to be
keyed into your dog, her/his behavior and yes your behavior as well. It's
easy to get uptight under certain situation and come down harder than is
warranted by the behavior. For the most part, with Belle I don't do a leash
correction per se when I have the GL on her, that seems to be distracting
enough, but I do give her verbal corrections though.
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From: nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf
Of d m gina
Sent: Saturday, October 17, 2009 5:34 PM
To: nagdu at nfbnet.org
Subject: Re: [nagdu] ranting
Yes I carry a gentle leader around all of the time,
unless we are walking to the trash can where he is only on leash. the other
night he wanted to talk to another dog bad, so he turned
around and wasn't going to listen.
what I did was grab his nose and hold it where he couldn't sniff the
other dog at all.
Boy was he mad at me.
then rite there we did obedience.
that was another bad for me.
We got the trash to the can, came inside and once again did obedience
for five minutes.
he tried to play then saw I wasn't giving in.
After we got done he went in his corner and pouted.
Trust me, going out after that,
he listened.
Now for how many days more who knows.
Until the next time, he gets praise and lots of praise.
Oh well, he had a blond day.
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