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Originally Posted by Rpc07  Yes and he looks at me like I'm nuts and keeps doing whatever he's doing, I've also tried many different growls they all get funny looks but that's about it.  |
You haven't hit on the right one yet... at least you got his attention for a second or so.
Try just putting one hand over his shoulders, thumb and fore finger on either side of his neck, with very gentle pressure, or a little weight to your hand.
I understand it's very frustrating... but until you can figure out how to comunicate with him, you'll have a hard time. Eventually he may learn from repetition, but that takes longer. If you hit on the right growl, results will be immediate and he'll stop in his tracks. Then you add english with a growl for a week or two then you can drop the growl completely.