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Old 11-21-2010, 07:53 AM   #4
yorkielady06
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First as Gail said I do hear your frustration and I do believe that YOU were out of hand by striking the dog!! Regardless of her behavior VIOLENCE from either side is wrong, should you be struck for striking her?? I would even venture further to ask you, if this were a human child and it was biting, would you strike it?? I cannot even believe you tried to justify that.
I am sure you do not like this answer from me and you can choose to ignore me, however I have over 22 years of dog experience. I have taken in rescues that were biters and was able to rehab most of them, and not just Yorkies. Your girlfriend is also a problem. This poor dog has been stuck in a crate for hours. Have either of you tried an xpen? How about scheduled walks and feeding times? Dog sitters? Dog daycare? Trainers? Basic obedience classes? A dog is a commitment and with that commitment comes lots of responsibility.
You and your girlfriend should be on the same page with discipline first and foremost with this dog. Because if you cannot agree with parenting a dog, imagine what it will be like with a human child??
I know this seems harsh but for the sake of this poor dog please find her a reputable rescue so that she can learn to trust again and have a brighter future....
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