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Old 09-02-2011, 07:49 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by Maximo View Post

To solve a behavioral problem, the cause must be identified. I believe this is the likely explanation for the dog's behavior.

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(there are plenty of Yorkies that like bigger dogs, but what is the situation in this home with the GSDs?)
The shepherds are 15 weeks old and for the most part they are outdoors, when it gets to hot outside I bring them inside and they are crated. Mind you Gizmo is always placed in another room out of the way when I am handling the shepherds, by the way the shepherds are my husbands primary dogs and the mom is also here but again outdoors. On this day, you are right, I was rushing to the door when I saw that they had gotten out and yes I was being verbal at the time and just was not thinking as Gizmo followed behind me. A great deal should have been done differently, however I cannot un-do what had been done, and now that you guys mention it Gizmo was probally trying to protect me, I know none of this is his fault, I am the responsible party here.

One thing I would like and have thought about is not having the shepherd here at all, because hubby is not really steeping up to handle their care and I do not want to have something like this happen again so I am looking at that option as well. I am have always just had Gizmo to tend to and would like to keep it that way.
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