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Originally Posted by ilovejoel  I had that problem with Joel, but he's gotten a lot better. When it's something that he really doesn't want to put down (tiny rocks he finds on the floor lol) I show him a treat and wait for him to drop it on his own without saying anything and then right when he's about to then I say 'drop it' and he gets the treat with lots of praise. Now when he finds a rock(like he did today) I just say drop it or put it down and 90 percent of the time he drops it unless it's some kind of food lol |
I'm glad he's gotten better, that gives me hope lol.
I'll try showing her the treat and waiting for her to drop it, but I think she'll get fed up and run away.
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Originally Posted by BabieChloe I taught Chloe "drop it" really easily with her favorite thing... Paper towels lol. Sometimes she takes a paper towel on purpose now though lol for a treat. Try teaching her with her favorite biting things first. It seems like it would be hard with toys because toys are "good" chewing things.. Paper towels aren't lol. |
That might work, Thanks.
Lola already brings me bad items if she wants something I'm eating. Like if I have ice cream she'll find a tissue or something and stand infront of me.