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Jealous Yorkie Help ! :confused: Hello everybody Well i need your guys advise .....about four weeks ago i got another yorkie Ija so that freddy can have a companion. Freddy he is 5 years old. Freddy's potty trained and everything until we got our new member. Ever since i got Ija he has been doing bad things. I have been researching it and i treat him the same, i greet him first , feed him first and i walk him three times a day. I show him that he is the alpha male. But ever since Ija came he has been peeing on the carpet. He doesn't want to play with her.Every time time he see's Ija he just crawls under the bed.i think that he is jealous. In the past he has lived with two other female yorkies. Yesterday i took Ija to the Vet and i left Freddy at home, well when i came back Freddy got mad i guess, because he peed on my sweater and my comforter. So from yesterday on i have been kennel training him. any advise ??/ please help!! Thanks, Jes |
Mines to :-\ I have a yorkiee,. Mines to, it get jelouss. Cuhs yesterday April 11 I bought him a maltese pup. Now he seems to walk saddlyy under the bed or hide from us:-\ when we call his name he doesnt come . :confused: |
Your little boy is showing is dominant side to make sure the new dog won't take over. Here Are a few things you can do to help the process: If any of the dog isn't fix... IT'S TIME TO DO IT! If your dog sleep in your bed, stop that for now. It will encourage his dominant behaviors. Walk the dogs together, that will help them bond as a pack. When you watch TV, try to have both dog next ( not on) to you. Do not pet them much. Napping together will also help bond. If they sleep in a crate, but them close ( but not facing or touching) to each other. They will get use to be together in a safe way. For now, you should buy some belly band for your male. Good luck . :eggs::bunnysmiley3: |
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