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Originally Posted by rufus08  Wabbit,
Thanks for the advice...
I will try not to yell; but what am I supposed to do if he is doing something wrong? I guess that's where I am confused. If I don't yell then he will just keep doing it. Do I just ignore him?? |
I know it is hard, but try not to yell at him what I have done with Baxter, is when he has done bad stuff, I sort a growl at him and say BAD at the same time. It is only done with wrong behavior. He is such a smart little guy, that he knows to go out of the room when we are eating, and not to come back in until the tables are cleared. My Lhasa is 6 years and is learning some tricks from Baxter who is 14 months.
Bax, has been completely house broken since 5 months old. And has chewed on a cord one time, but saying bad to him stopped that. He is so smart. He has tried to trick me into taking him outside when he has not needed to go, and he will not get a treat for that. He only gets them when he has done the right thing. Hang in there, it is hard. But these guys are so smart, that they will do anything for your attention. Maybe that is what yours is doing. I agree with everyone on the walking and everything else.
Good luck, he will turn around.