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Originally Posted by isevilla What i mean by having to drag her is that she will come out of the box and I have to get her back into it by usually pulling on the leash and directing her back into it. I have to this quite often with her as she pulls on the lease to get out of the box. So, the "dragging" is actually pulling of the lease for redirection.
Sorry if I made it sound so harse but it wasnt intended to sound like that.
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Gotcha !!
When I read your post I felt the frustration and I think our dogs feel it too when we get that way - I just wanted to emphasise that you do have a young puppy - I remember mine at that age - the teeth HURT... but try to relax and enjoy her - they grow up fast.
the other thing people have said about the training is just use consistency - like if you feed her - put her right on her 'place' to go - you just have to keep doing the same things and praise them ALOT - they get it eventually...
IF you want to take something away from her and you think she'll bite - try to read the links I posted earlier - some of the same problems were talked about there -
one more thing - you aren't leaving her leash on while she's in the crate right ?? they can strangle on anything hanging or around their necks -