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Old 06-01-2012, 09:08 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by Teresa Ford View Post
STOP IT ! Yes, I agree stop it now before it turns into aggression issue. I cue with the word, 'Enough' in a normal tone but, firm voice. And give the palm up pushing motion, a hand cue, that means get back. You could also put Max in a sit- stay if he is trained for this. Be firm and consistent. I only work with small dogs so my methods are designed for them. But, another trainer whose work I like, stomps her foot and says NO WAY, that works for her. Try to find what feels natural for you and use it faithfully. Be the PLP (Protector, Leader, Provider ) that your dogs can count on.
PS feeling sorry for a picked on animal is a human emotion, dogs see this as a weakness, not something a PLP should show, try not to project this emotion, instead stay positive and lovingly correct your little bully boy.

Thanks for the great advise. i'll be keeping this informaition a the top of my mind when i bring home our new addition ONE WEEK FROM NOW!!!!
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