Thread: Sibling Rivalry
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Old 06-01-2012, 01:04 PM   #14
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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!! So much!! I'm in luck because Max knows both of those commands. I will try your method first, and if that doesn't work I will try the stomping method! Thanks again!!
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