Dog Training

[carlos21]

You need to put ground rules in place asap. We had Moysie when he was six months and he was a complete nightmare.....chewed everything in sight....but tbh picked up the basic commands quite quickly.

We shelled £100 on a dog behaviourist and that calmed him down and now , while he still has his mad moments , he is so much easier to control etc. He is now 3.

we have a springer spaniel

 

[neil999]

ignore the bad,reward the good...be warned its ALOT harder than you think its gonna be! and they will chew everything in sight, at times you'll be thinking of getting rid of him/her, BUT its worth it(eventually!)

 

[neil999]

Cover your entire floor with sawdust in the area it sleeps every single night mate.

When you come down in the morning wherever it was done a wee then grab it and rub it's nose in the sawdust. As it gets older it will associate sawdust with discipline. So it's being a bit of a tit and barking too much for your liking then put sawdust in it's food bowl for the day and it will get the message.

Sawdust, a man's best friend.

i would say this advice has its downsides...

 

[BlueLlama]

Tried training but my pooch is untrainable. He basically does what he wants so maybe part honey badger