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Old 08-22-2013, 04:46 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by DBlain View Post
I know everyone will scream at me, but I would give his but a little swat while giving him a loud NO, if he does it a second time, repeat and put him in a time out. Of course when I say swat I don't mean any thing that hurts, just enough to startle him and make him take notice, you could even just hit the area on the bottom of the couch close to him, perhaps use a rolled up newspaper. This is how dogs react if another dog is trying to assert themselves. Often you hear people say after they bring a puppy home that is starting to bite the older animals that it takes a few times and then finally their older animals have enough and swat and nip at the puppy hard enough to make the puppy think twice about doing it again. LOL I think where that expression nip it in the bud comes from Of course I am no dog whisper but I do believe and have read this as well that we need to think more like a dog and their natural behaviors when trying to discipline bad behavior. It's not like we can sit there and explain that this is bad and why it is bad and so forth. Good luck because sounds like you have to watch TV on pins and needles
No screaming here, makes perfect scene Donna. I've don't the same thing with the news paper. Normally once they get a few taps on the rear that's all it takes. So, as long as you just hold it in your hand they get the hint. It puts you in control of the situation while taking the correction to the behavior away from the person holding the paper and puts it on to the paper. Which in turn makes them react to being corrected with the paper and not take the anger out on you.

I totally get it !!
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