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kinnykins · 02-06-2009, 12:33 PM

hi there hope someone can help us, we have a 15 month old spayed bitch, we love to take her down the beach for walks, but if we let her off lead she just runs off, i have tried treats (lasted 2 walks ) of her favorite cheese, she came back and was rewarded each time she came back, but alas now treats or not she just ignores us , we have tried treats, sweetly calling her, running in the other direction !! playing with a ball , even if she does get close shejust stays beyond reach so we cannot put her back on the lead.
She also barks excessivly outside ,its getting out of hand again as there are more and more cats moving in to the area and more barking dogs. We have tried the pennies in the jar,thanking her for barking and air spray for cleaning computers, most new things last a couple of days and then its back to taking no notice HELP !! sorry to go on so much but its really spoiling a lovely dog (I know it must be our fault somewhere )

02-06-2009, 12:33 PM	#1
kinnykins Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: fuertventura canary islands Posts: 149	disobedience, driving us nuts !! hi there hope someone can help us, we have a 15 month old spayed bitch, we love to take her down the beach for walks, but if we let her off lead she just runs off, i have tried treats (lasted 2 walks ) of her favorite cheese, she came back and was rewarded each time she came back, but alas now treats or not she just ignores us , we have tried treats, sweetly calling her, running in the other direction !! playing with a ball , even if she does get close shejust stays beyond reach so we cannot put her back on the lead. She also barks excessivly outside ,its getting out of hand again as there are more and more cats moving in to the area and more barking dogs. We have tried the pennies in the jar,thanking her for barking and air spray for cleaning computers, most new things last a couple of days and then its back to taking no notice HELP !! sorry to go on so much but its really spoiling a lovely dog (I know it must be our fault somewhere )