Dog Obedience Training Ideas

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Ok well i have a puppy she is about….almost two months old. When we got her we bought these puppy potty training mats that they learn to pee and poop on. I’ve been putting her on the pad when i see that she has to go to the bathroom and giving her a treat if she does it on the mat but if she doesn’t i rub her face in it and i wanna know if there’s a better and faster way because i hate when i have to rub her face in her pee it’s just really gross and makes me feel sad. please help me. if i can’t train her my parents wont let me keep her T.T
I dont know how to say this enough….
IM SORRY
i didn’t know this is my first puppy and i’ve heard from alot of people that rubbing her nose in it is an affective way but i stopped because i just cant i feel so awful
So please BACK OFF!

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A neighbor of mine ask me if I would buy her cockier spaniel. She said that she was deadly allergic to her and that she is a good dog, and was housebroken. I took my golden around her (at their house) and he loved her, so I said okay; because she said that she would have to take her to the pound. So we got her here and she poops and pees all over the place (even after she is let outside, where I watch her poop and pee, she will still poop in the house) and she is 2 1/2 years old, can she be housebroken at this age? Also her beautiful locks were matted and I couldn’t brush them out, so I took her to the groomers and they cut it all off (because the matted hair was so bad) will her beautiful coat return? If so, how long does it take. (PS she is still beautiful bald, but the curly locks were cute too.). Thanks in advance!
(the previous owners were in the process of moving and are now gone, cannot get in contact with them – only had a house # which is out of service. Vet says she is otherwise healthy)

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I need your assistance in solving the following problems that I have with a 10 week old West Highland white terrier:

1. He eats his own and other’s poop! He even digs up dog poop outside of the apartment complex I live in! How do you stop him from doing that?

2. He has started getting aggressive when I will pull him away from the poop or take something out of his mouth that he is not supposed to be chewing on. I’m guessing this is natural, but how do you teach him No?

3. I have bought him a couple toys to play with, but he seems to be losing interest…How many toys does a dog need?

4. Last but not least – im trying to leash train him so that I can take him on more walks, how do I do that, and how often should a pup be taken on walks?

Thanks!!

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I have a four year old female american eskimo dog that just won’t stop digging and chewing. I have tried putting her poop into the holes she digs but then she just moves over to a new spot. I catch her in the act and I spray her with water but she won’t stop. I’ve tried spraying the bitter spray on things I don’t want her to chew but she still won’t stop and she has a few chew toys. I walk her and we train her (we’ve been working on this problem for over a year!) but I can’t get it under control. I’ve already had to replace my couch, clothes, towels, yard hoses, and it seems like everyday I have to go out and buy more soil to fill in the holes! I’m thinking about trying a shock collar but I don’t want to hurt her. I’m afraid I will have to give her back to the pound but I feel so guilty about it. I’ve already looked into no kill shelters in our area but they never seem to have any space, if they did she’d be gone already. Please help.