Re: Puppy bit dog

HOWEDY alison,

"Alison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> > > That so? Is that where you got all the expert advice
> > > that makes your dogs have separation anxiety and
> > > other temperament and behavior disorders?
>
>   Does he ?

INDEEDY.

> I didn't know that.lol

Oh. Perhaps that's on accHOWENT of you're a freakin simpleton.

>  What other temperment and behaviour orders does he
>  suffer from, then ,

Perhaps you can't remember on accHOWENT of you're
a goddamned imbecile?

>  I've  had him less than two months and he's improved
tremendously

That so? You mean, you're still havin trHOWEble.

> He's having a kip on the bed

Isn't that nice.

> and I'm in the computer room so I would say he's doing fine .

Because you can't hear him crying...

> Thanks for your concern though.

You're a liar and a dog abuser and a simpleton
and mental case, alison... You can't post your
lies and bullshit here noMOORE.

>  Alison

Here's you IGNORING your dog's anxiety:

"Alison" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>      Hi ,
>  I recently adopted a dog that whined I found it best to
completely
> ignore it and don't respond at all .(works with children too
,<g>). I
> have to confess that I can only hear him when he is close to me
so
> that helps LOL  though I know he is whining by his chest
movement.

>   You don't say how long you have had the dog  but if she is a
rescue
> dog she needs to find her feet and to have trust in you so using
an
> aversive like spraying water would be detrimental . If she
whines when
> you eat put her out of the room .
>  Does she have to be crated ?
>  I found with a new dog it's best to stick to a routine and
stick to
> your rules (like you have , with no feeding from the table )  so
they
> know what will happen and what is expected of them.
>  I found Understanding the Rescue Dog  by Carol Price a very
helpful
> and useful book . Also Gwen Baily's Rescue Dog is recommended .
>    Alison