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Bad Dog Behavior in the Four Corners - Which Is Easiest To Change?by Rena Murray Send Feedback to Rena Murray aggressive dogMore Details about aggressive dog here.
So which of these would be the easiest to change? Keep in mind, there are obstacles and a great deal of rehabilitation needed for each of them. Let me spell this out for you.
The easiest to change, by far, is Axe. "Are you nuts?" Some professionals (who do not know dog psychology) have exclaimed. These are the ones who believe dogs like Axe should be euthanized without a chance.
An aggressive dog puts up a fine fight before he will let you have surrender from him. However, the intense fight he gives drains him. Once he is submitted, the next rehearsal of the behavior will be easier, and each time will get better and better.
Sometimes a dog of any kind is too far gone and there is nothing to be done. This is rare, but I have seen it a couple of times.
The second easiest to change in my experience would be Willie. To solve the dragging problem, loop the leash around the most sensitive part of the neck and pull UP, not to the side. Then keep walking. Eventually, Willie will get up when he sees he is no longer being catered to.
The refusal to pay attention when called? Get a training lead and bring Willie to you. Pet him gently. Say, "Good come." Step a couple of steps backward and again say "Come." If Willie does not come, then bring him to you. If he does, then give him a gentle stroke and reward him with "Good come" – calmly, please.
The other two dogs, Shy Skye, and Hyperactive Holly? These two bad dog behaviors will be addressed in another article. Nevertheless, these two difficult dogs can be rehabilitated, too, just with more difficulty and more effort. So whether you have an Aggressive Dog Axe, Willful Dog Willie, Shy Dog Skye, or Hyperactive Dog Holly, be encouraged and do your best!
Need help solving Bad Dog Behavior? Ask Dog Behaviorist – Dog Obedience Trainer, Rena Murray, at The Dog Obedience Training Site - your source for all your Dog Training, Dog Products, and Dog Lover Gift needs. See Rena's no-nonsense "Platinum Expert Author" Articles for specifics on Aggressive Dogs, Fearful Dogs, Hyperactive Dogs, Dog Instinctive Behaviors and more, her "BestEzines"-featured free Newsletter – PAW PERSUASION POINTERS, and Paw Persuasion Blog - http://www.pawpersuasion.com/blog/ . Contact Rena NOW for hands-on help with a Private Coaching Session .
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