And how would just muzzling your dog going to 'teach' it not to bite helping anything? Can you leave the muzzle off and he won't bite anymore? I just don't understand your statement " I like to use training techniques that actually work on the dogs behavior, instead of just teaching it tricks" If you think muzzling a dog is a training technique for his behavior, I think you are sadly mistaken.
what do you think of this?
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We go to training on saturdays. The saturday we bought the muzzle and used it on Buster, he was doing very bad and trying to attack Romeo, a Yorkie pup. The next Saturday, muzzle in hand, he was much much better, and tolerated Romeo and the rest of the pups better, and he didnt try to attack them, just growled and snarled. Id say it worked pretty damned well.
And orion, you feel sorry for my dogs?
Without me, Bagel and Buster would have died in the back yard of a trailer trash family from a respritory infection and starving to death. I feel sorry for my dogs too, eh?
We rescued Ginger, our oldest Dachie, and spent thousands of dollars to have 4 back sugeries done on her, and guess what? Shes still crazy, still jumps around, still takes socks, because we loved her enough to do all that.
Pepper? Shes allergic to her vaccines, so we can't board her at the vet. Its a big hassel, driving 3 hours to my aunt to drop her off to stay when we go on vacation, but we love her enough to do it, instead of her waiting in an isolation kennel all by herself at the vet, which would be a lot easier. But no, we know she can't handle being alone.
Juliette. She tried, and almost did, to kill our cat, not once, but twice. She also attacked our oldest dog. She doesnt like other dogs, so we can't take her to the park or anything, but we still love her and have her.
Your right, poor my dogs.
And orion, you feel sorry for my dogs?
Without me, Bagel and Buster would have died in the back yard of a trailer trash family from a respritory infection and starving to death. I feel sorry for my dogs too, eh?
We rescued Ginger, our oldest Dachie, and spent thousands of dollars to have 4 back sugeries done on her, and guess what? Shes still crazy, still jumps around, still takes socks, because we loved her enough to do all that.
Pepper? Shes allergic to her vaccines, so we can't board her at the vet. Its a big hassel, driving 3 hours to my aunt to drop her off to stay when we go on vacation, but we love her enough to do it, instead of her waiting in an isolation kennel all by herself at the vet, which would be a lot easier. But no, we know she can't handle being alone.
Juliette. She tried, and almost did, to kill our cat, not once, but twice. She also attacked our oldest dog. She doesnt like other dogs, so we can't take her to the park or anything, but we still love her and have her.
Your right, poor my dogs.
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Alrighty then lol....I still belive in my "naughty leash" and still believe that Brownie understands the concept of her punishment(I think dogs can be really smart with the right training, and Brownie is very intellegent in my opinion)And sorry for this comment sparking such negativity(wasnt the idea)I just wanted to get your opinions and comments and critisims in a positive way! CANT WE ALL GET ALONG LOL....
