Help !!!

[starr1048]

Im to a point , dont know what to do
Neo had become a Psycho Yorkie
Picking up bad Habit ,
from barking at big dogs , to picking fight
disliking english , french , to pug , any dog with flat face
the list gose on ...but

let just talk about today ,
I took him for a Grooming
its the same groomer for the pass yr
last time he was acting up
but this time its got worst
he started barking , biting , etc,
and wont let the groomer finish
now he's 1/2 groom
the groomer told me to take him to a vet
and drug him ? ( sudated ) how ever its spell
what can i do ? should i try another groomer ?
maybe or get him drug ?

[4doggiemama]

How about posting this in the training section? I'm most certainly not an expert but it sounds as if need to do a bit of training---let him know that you are the leader. But I will let other more experienced members tell you how. I use a soda bottle with coins in it when any of my four furbabies start doing something that I don't want them to. It works, let me tell you. Good luck.

[starr1048]

Originally Posted by 4doggiemama

How about posting this in the training section? I'm most certainly not an expert but it sounds as if need to do a bit of training---let him know that you are the leader. But I will let other more experienced members tell you how. I use a soda bottle with coins in it when any of my four furbabies start doing something that I don't want them to. It works, let me tell you. Good luck.

sorri im a noob
this is my 1st post
never use yorkie talk before
but i guess its too late to repost ?
btw coins in a bottle wont work lol
cuz in the pass i had use that as a toy
so he were think its a toy / im playing with him
picking up a newspaper will work
but i dont think that's a good idea to get a newspaper
at the groomer

[Nancy1999]

Hi, welcome to YorkieTalk, it sounds like you need to totally revamp your training. We have a member by the name of ScootieBootie, who is a training specialist and gives special rates to YT members. Here is her page, http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/mem...tiebootie.html, it might be worth it to totally retrain your dog, and understand all the principles involved. Whenever a dog is biting some serious retraining is necessary, but if done properly, you'll have a much more enjoyable pet.