Nipping - Re: Strong interest in cats........................

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As I understand, dogs understand " in the moment " , so putting in the

bathroom afterward may not be something a dog can understand.

Something I found that worked - As soon as a dog puts its teeth on

someone, yell " Ouch! " and turn your back. Then ignore for a few

seconds (no looking, touching or talking) and then resume interacting

with the dog.

Hope

>

> Sondra,

>

> We too have been dealing with the nipping when Allie runs in the

house. We

> were trying a water squirt bottle to stop him, but too often by the

time we

> found where it had been left last time it had been too long since

the nip, so

> it was too late to do any good. Your suggestion sounds like

something we

> could manage. We'll definitely give it a try.

>

> Thanks so much!

>

> Sandi

>

>

> In a message dated 1/10/2009 8:33:02 P.M. Central Standard Time,

> hfa2@... writes:

>

> my libby dog which is of around 50 pounds is of at times in her life

> aggressive and will chase and nip at anyone who runs or makes of a

> nosie she does not like and how we broke of her of this behavior is we

> immidiately used harsh tones and placed her the bathroom in the dark

> alone for 10- minutes or so. she hated that and was of so sorry acting

> when she came back out but over time she is of rare to nip anyones.

> sondra

>

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