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Originally Posted by yorkiejunkie  First, you are right... to react... don't let her away with it!
I lite poke, and a growl reaction... a low rumbled "NO!" (not an actual gr-r!!)
But do it every time...
you are just her favorite play thing, so resume your role as "da boss"!!
Good luck! |
This really will work. My dog loves to play tug-of-war with one of her toys. She follows me, my foot, around with that bone on my foot trying to get me to play. Sometimes I do, that is why she will never learn not to do it. Sometimes I say "Enough!!" and she stops. If you always tell her to stop she will learn not to do it, just be firm.
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I think this is interesting because we are supposed to be consistent, as in I should allow or not allow a behavior. This just goes to show I can sometimes allow it and can communicate that to her. This is her way of asking to play and I say 'yes' or 'no' and she obeys. >>>>gosh I love this dog<<<<