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Old 12-27-2019, 02:57 PM   #31
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I am so sorry. I need to rehome my yorkie too due to horrifying behavior that I can't stop and won't be able to for years. Its terrible and I feel for you. But if you know he's dangerus (and this whole thread is proof) you have to do something.
I think I read that you adopted this pup. If you adopted from a reputable rescue, you probably signed a contract that requires the pup be returned to them if you don't plan to keep him/her.

As for the "dangerous" yorkie the whole thread proved to me that the poor pup may have been made that way by disreputable trainers. There ARE ways to fix an issue such as the one Bhanish has with his/her pup and suggestions have been made.
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My brother couldnt stand it if anyone else had the last word. Hmm.

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Thanks, everyone. I'm still at a loss. If I was going to rehome Whimsy, I would ultimately find a family or owner myself. I would never give him to the pound or anything. The whole point is to avoid Whimsy being euthanized.

I should note that Whimsy is ONLY bad when I'm around. For example, when I'm not home, he is excited to see the daycare driver and doesn't bark. When I was home, he barked, jumped at the daycare driver, bit my foot, and cried when he was taken away.

His daycare also says he's really great at school. And sometimes I get help from a dogwalker when the daycare is closed, and she says he's super wonderful on walks.
Meanwhile, I JUST took Whimsy out to the park and had another incident (someone said to avoid people and dogs but it's hard in a major city). Whimsy's tail was wagging and he sniffed the dogs and then tried to bite one of the dog's behinds!

I don't think Whimsy is one of those dogs who are just wired differently. I agree he was always super anxious, even when I got him as a puppy. And you can never find a photo of him where he's relaxed, but I think much of his behavior is experience based.

And I'm not sure it's relevant, but Whimsy had INSANE separation anxiety for his first year or so. He'd literally cry for hours when I left him. Now he has less separation anxiety but he's way more aggressive.

Someone mentioned just accepting Whimsy as he is and stop with the trainers. But, honestly, if I had kids, I'd probably reach out to specialists too. And there's a bit more urgency with getting him help because his behavior has escalated the last two months. I literally tell delivery people to leave items at the door and not to knock or ring the doorbell. I need to hire a walker more than usual because Whimsy is so aggressive when I take him to the park. And I just think he's a ticking time bomb.

The options I was entertaining: (1) maybe Whimsy needs another dog in the house. That way he's not alone (which he hates, even if it's only for a couple of hrs a day). But then that's just a huge gamble. What if they don't get along? What if Whimsy makes the dog aggressive as well? (2) find another trainer; apparently there's a "great one" but the trainer literally charged $150 an hour!! or (3) rehome him to a family who loves dogs and familiar with troubled dogs and yorkies. The fact is, Whimsy is super cute and insanely smart. If he's really OK with others, he might be a perfect pet. Maybe he and I just have a bad history and he doesn't trust me.

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Thanks for the advice everyone. The update is we just heard from the HOA that my pup nipped a resident's ankle when he was with his dog walker (we rely on a walker when the daycare is closed). The dog walker claims that my pup didn't nip at all, but we have been asked to carry my pup in the building. I'm fine with that but I don't want things to escalate.

ladyjane: With every trainer, I am trained as well. Usually trainers come in, observe, make recommendations, and show you how to implement those recommendations. So my personality as a dog owner has shifted throughout these three years.

First, I was told to limit the affection I gave my dog. The theory was that what dogs crave more than anything is the approval and love of their owner. When affection is withheld, the dog is more attentive to the owner's commands because the pup wants that validation of a "good boy" or pat on the head. I was also told to be the pack-leader. I think this theory is sound, although the practice isn't. The theory goes that dogs want a simple life and be relaxed. Without a pack leader, the dog feels like he has to manage the entire world around him, which is anxiety producing and distressing.

Second, I was told to give my dog a lot of praise and affection. Treats were key. My pup had an aversion to being pet, particularly on the front of the head, so the solution was to give him treats until he slowly made his way over to you. With every treat, you try to get closer and closer. When the pup no longer went for the treat and retreated, he was no longer consenting to being touched. Well, that eventually worked because my dog is now far more receptive to being pet. However, he is still a little paranoid when he sees I want to pick him up. Usually it means I'm going to do something he doesn't want like give him a haircut or brush his teeth.

Third, I was told to accept the fact that my pup's world was going to be "small." That some dogs will always have a problem, and so having him around others may not be possible. This was with behaviorist that gave my pup meds. I wasn't truly receptive to this view because my pup was only 2 years old at the time, and I didn't want to give up on him just yet.

Fourth, I was told that love and treats were great, but that my pup needed to accept that he was not the boss of the house. We used a prong collar to prevent him from lunging at people. We put him on "tie-down" in quiet areas of the house. I was also told that daycares were not great for a dog in training, and did not meet a pup's exercise needs. So we had him go on daily pack walks, hiking around every day. My main task in this was to be consistent, embrace the prong collar or bark collar because the dog would be in more pain with many small corrections rather than one large one to get the point across, and to meet my pup's exercise needs. Honestly, I hate to admit it, but many of these things made my pup more tolerable. He stopped lunging. He gained more confidence from the pack walks. And the bark collar taught him only to bark when it was "necessary"/when he got tunnel vision. But it wasn't sustainable. The goal was to eventually pull back all these methods and my pup would behave as he did when the methods were in effect. But anytime I would pull back, his behavior came back in full force. Eventually, I decided I couldn't do that to him for years and years.

Ellie May: Thank you for your thoughtful post. I think you have described my situation with my pup perfectly. I agree that it is not an easy fix and that it will require a lot of time (admittedly, I have a time-consuming job), but I feel like I'm racing the clock. I don't want him to be put down.

But I've made some adjustments: (1) no delivery person can knock or ring, and must leave items at the door; (2) I or anyone handling Whimsy must carry him out of the building; (3) he can no longer be off-leash at the dog park with a dog walker; I knew to never do that when I was around, but now I can't take the risk of him becoming aggressive with other handlers too; and (4) my pup needs to be either on a short leash or in another room when the apartment door is opened for any reason.

I'm also asking his daycare for trainer recommendations, as the one I reached out to is too busy to respond.
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Thanks for the advice everyone. The update is we just heard from the HOA that my pup nipped a resident's ankle when he was with his dog walker (we rely on a walker when the daycare is closed). The dog walker claims that my pup didn't nip at all, but we have been asked to carry my pup in the building. I'm fine with that but I don't want things to escalate.

ladyjane: With every trainer, I am trained as well. Usually trainers come in, observe, make recommendations, and show you how to implement those recommendations. So my personality as a dog owner has shifted throughout these three years.

First, I was told to limit the affection I gave my dog. The theory was that what dogs crave more than anything is the approval and love of their owner. When affection is withheld, the dog is more attentive to the owner's commands because the pup wants that validation of a "good boy" or pat on the head. I was also told to be the pack-leader. I think this theory is sound, although the practice isn't. The theory goes that dogs want a simple life and be relaxed. Without a pack leader, the dog feels like he has to manage the entire world around him, which is anxiety producing and distressing.

Second, I was told to give my dog a lot of praise and affection. Treats were key. My pup had an aversion to being pet, particularly on the front of the head, so the solution was to give him treats until he slowly made his way over to you. With every treat, you try to get closer and closer. When the pup no longer went for the treat and retreated, he was no longer consenting to being touched. Well, that eventually worked because my dog is now far more receptive to being pet. However, he is still a little paranoid when he sees I want to pick him up. Usually it means I'm going to do something he doesn't want like give him a haircut or brush his teeth.

Third, I was told to accept the fact that my pup's world was going to be "small." That some dogs will always have a problem, and so having him around others may not be possible. This was with behaviorist that gave my pup meds. I wasn't truly receptive to this view because my pup was only 2 years old at the time, and I didn't want to give up on him just yet.

Fourth, I was told that love and treats were great, but that my pup needed to accept that he was not the boss of the house. We used a prong collar to prevent him from lunging at people. We put him on "tie-down" in quiet areas of the house. I was also told that daycares were not great for a dog in training, and did not meet a pup's exercise needs. So we had him go on daily pack walks, hiking around every day. My main task in this was to be consistent, embrace the prong collar or bark collar because the dog would be in more pain with many small corrections rather than one large one to get the point across, and to meet my pup's exercise needs. Honestly, I hate to admit it, but many of these things made my pup more tolerable. He stopped lunging. He gained more confidence from the pack walks. And the bark collar taught him only to bark when it was "necessary"/when he got tunnel vision. But it wasn't sustainable. The goal was to eventually pull back all these methods and my pup would behave as he did when the methods were in effect. But anytime I would pull back, his behavior came back in full force. Eventually, I decided I couldn't do that to him for years and years.

Ellie May: Thank you for your thoughtful post. I think you have described my situation with my pup perfectly. I agree that it is not an easy fix and that it will require a lot of time (admittedly, I have a time-consuming job), but I feel like I'm racing the clock. I don't want him to be put down.

But I've made some adjustments: (1) no delivery person can knock or ring, and must leave items at the door; (2) I or anyone handling Whimsy must carry him out of the building; (3) he can no longer be off-leash at the dog park with a dog walker; I knew to never do that when I was around, but now I can't take the risk of him becoming aggressive with other handlers too; and (4) my pup needs to be either on a short leash or in another room when the apartment door is opened for any reason.

I'm also asking his daycare for trainer recommendations, as the one I reached out to is too busy to respond.
I personally would stop looking for trainers and just back off of training right now. So I was looking at your old threads. Is this the yorkie you got from Deb? I have one request please don’t use bark collars and prong collars. Throw them out ASAP. If you are stuck on yet another trainer please make sure it’s a positive reinforcement trainer not one that uses negative training. I’m going to be honest, I am not a huge fan of rehoming but it might actually be best if you don’t have lots of time for him. I don’t know that doggy day care and all these other people handling him is the best. A rescue like Yorkie Haven Rescue could foster him and adopt him to someone who could he with him most of the day and really work with him.
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I'm going to keep trying with my pup. I love him too much. I found a trainer who specializes in fear and aggression. And I'm going to take steps to minimize my pup's exposure to triggers.

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I'm going to keep trying with my pup. I love him too much. I found a trainer who specializes in fear and aggression. And I'm going to take steps to minimize my pup's exposure to triggers.

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I really don’t think that’s a good idea. He has already been through so much. Is this the pup you got from Deb?
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I'm so glad to hear you are going to work with your dog. Trainers can be GREAT, but, and I am sure you already know, It's not what they teach the dog, it's what they teach the Owner. We always tell people......'You get out of an animal, what YOU put into the animal.'


Any animal, especially dogs, need a 'job'.....or they will find their own. Even Trick Training can be of so much help and also a segway to other Training. It's, and YOU know this, about that Bond you create with them. It is about being their Alpha. Not being mean, being their Leader who when a rule is set, the rule is met. Dogs NEED an Alpha/Leader.....or they take that roll themselves.....we, as humans usually notice this through what we call, "bad/aggressive behavior".


Good Luck, and I really mean that! It's sure going to take time, but YOU can do this.


I am looking forward to seeing your posts about how this is going for you. Starting over is NOT easy.....and I know.....Katy had gone almost 3 full weeks with NO potty mistakes in the house.....then last night...... <sighs and laughs> A dog owner just has to STAY WITH IT, even when the person is tired, or it's raining, or cold or.... <laughs again> Dog Ownership is NOT for the lazy, THAT is for sure! Keep us posted!
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I am looking forward to seeing your posts about how this is going for you. Starting over is NOT easy.....and I know.....Katy had gone almost 3 full weeks with NO potty mistakes in the house.....then last night...... <sighs and laughs> A dog owner just has to STAY WITH IT, even when the person is tired, or it's raining, or cold or.... <laughs again> Dog Ownership is NOT for the lazy, THAT is for sure! Keep us posted!

It wasn't that I failed to take Katy out.....it was that she climbed the stairs to the bedrooms while we were watching TV and..... <sighs> Yes. We will be securing the stairs today so that she can NOT go up without us. Every Day something else, ey? <laughs>
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I'm so glad to hear you are going to work with your dog. Trainers can be GREAT, but, and I am sure you already know, It's not what they teach the dog, it's what they teach the Owner. We always tell people......'You get out of an animal, what YOU put into the animal.'


Any animal, especially dogs, need a 'job'.....or they will find their own. Even Trick Training can be of so much help and also a segway to other Training. It's, and YOU know this, about that Bond you create with them. It is about being their Alpha. Not being mean, being their Leader who when a rule is set, the rule is met. Dogs NEED an Alpha/Leader.....or they take that roll themselves.....we, as humans usually notice this through what we call, "bad/aggressive behavior".


Good Luck, and I really mean that! It's sure going to take time, but YOU can do this.


I am looking forward to seeing your posts about how this is going for you. Starting over is NOT easy.....and I know.....Katy had gone almost 3 full weeks with NO potty mistakes in the house.....then last night...... <sighs and laughs> A dog owner just has to STAY WITH IT, even when the person is tired, or it's raining, or cold or.... <laughs again> Dog Ownership is NOT for the lazy, THAT is for sure! Keep us posted!
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I'm so glad to hear you are going to work with your dog. Trainers can be GREAT, but, and I am sure you already know, It's not what they teach the dog, it's what they teach the Owner. We always tell people......'You get out of an animal, what YOU put into the animal.'


Any animal, especially dogs, need a 'job'.....or they will find their own. Even Trick Training can be of so much help and also a segway to other Training. It's, and YOU know this, about that Bond you create with them. It is about being their Alpha. Not being mean, being their Leader who when a rule is set, the rule is met. Dogs NEED an Alpha/Leader.....or they take that roll themselves.....we, as humans usually notice this through what we call, "bad/aggressive behavior".


Good Luck, and I really mean that! It's sure going to take time, but YOU can do this.


I am looking forward to seeing your posts about how this is going for you. Starting over is NOT easy.....and I know.....Katy had gone almost 3 full weeks with NO potty mistakes in the house.....then last night...... <sighs and laughs> A dog owner just has to STAY WITH IT, even when the person is tired, or it's raining, or cold or.... <laughs again> Dog Ownership is NOT for the lazy, THAT is for sure! Keep us posted!
Dogs can not see a human as an alpha because they do not see the human as another dog. I actually was doing some research on this topic and there can be a more dominate dog in a group but there is no alpha in a group of dogs either. https://www.animalhealthfoundation.n...the-alpha-dog/
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Dogs can not see a human as an alpha because they do not see the human as another dog. I actually was doing some research on this topic and there can be a more dominate dog in a group but there is no alpha in a group of dogs either. https://www.animalhealthfoundation.n...the-alpha-dog/

People 'research', or write 'research', sometimes so that they can cause a stir. In today's world people want to change words around and pretend they came up with something new, something profound.



I am not sure who wrote what you read, but I will not read it. I will be too busy working with Katy, as her Leader/Trainer/Alpha. I know, through over 55 years TRAINING experience that dogs do have Alphas, sometimes it can even be a CAT! To pretend otherwise is to let your animals 'run amuck'.
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