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Originally Posted by Yorkie Mum Thanks livingdustmops for recognizing my skills.
I am happy to share What I have had to learn.
I am lucky enough to have one of the best clicker trainers/ vet/behavoiurist in Canada right in my back yard. I am lucky that she loves my girl as much as I do and we have worked hard to help her live a happy life.
She points me in the right direction and I go do it.
This takes a big commitment and lots of time but well worth it when you get them happy and trained.
The love that they pour out when the world makes sence is just amazing.
Right now his little world does not make sence to him so that why I say and stress..... slow ,easy and gentle.
Also you are going to have to say no I have a biter or no he is cranky as he is tired and not let people near him.
This is a subject near and dear to my heart and I am sure that it comes out in my posts.
I can not stress enough that if my girl did not have me and my vet she been dead long ago.
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Yes you are lucky, but with that luck comes the responsibilty of sharing everything you learn
I always read your posts because you do an excellent job of explaining to people what some of the issues are with fear aggressive dogs. I am on the receiving end of these little dudes and it is not easy but knowing what some of their triggers are and moving very slow and gentle I have been able to change some of their behavors. Note when I say move slow, I mean in months.
Yes, sadly many small dogs are put down because of this...
Keep up the good work
