Blooper turned seven weeks today. I'm honestly surprised he has made it with our first go round of having to hand feed a puppy from birth.
Happy seven weeks of life to him!
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Blooper turned seven weeks today. I'm honestly surprised he has made it with our first go round of having to hand feed a puppy from birth.
Soooo precious!!!Blooper turned seven weeks today. I'm honestly surprised he has made it with our first go round of having to hand feed a puppy from birth.
What method are you using to teach it? It took Twiggy a while before she started undstanding it. I want to teach Fanta but she rarely barksAnyone else have a dog that refuses to learn 'speak'? Our dog loves to bark, but as soon as we try telling her to speak, she goes silent, even when we're using her favorite treats.
When we taught our other dogs, we would hold up the treat and say speak, and give it to them when they barked after the command. It seemed to just sorta make sense to them that speak equaled 'bark once'. For her though, it seems to mean 'don't make a freaking sound'. We even started trying to train her back when we had our old girl too, so she could watch, and it didn't work then eitherWhat method are you using to teach it? It took Twiggy a while before she started undstanding it. I want to teach Fanta but she rarely barks![]()
thats weird to me that it workedWhen we taught our other dogs, we would hold up the treat and say speak, and give it to them when they barked after the command. It seemed to just sorta make sense to them that speak equaled 'bark once'. For her though, it seems to mean 'don't make a freaking sound'. We even started trying to train her back when we had our old girl too, so she could watch, and it didn't work then either
When we taught our other dogs, we would hold up the treat and say speak, and give it to them when they barked after the command. It seemed to just sorta make sense to them that speak equaled 'bark once'. For her though, it seems to mean 'don't make a freaking sound'. We even started trying to train her back when we had our old girl too, so she could watch, and it didn't work then either
We don't want her to bark constantly. We already have to get after her for barking for stretches.Try and reward when it's done at random. They catch on pretty quick. Then, the hard part is to also make them shut up![]()
You might wanna try rewarding when she’s already barking. Say the command and then give the treat when she does it.When we taught our other dogs, we would hold up the treat and say speak, and give it to them when they barked after the command. It seemed to just sorta make sense to them that speak equaled 'bark once'. For her though, it seems to mean 'don't make a freaking sound'. We even started trying to train her back when we had our old girl too, so she could watch, and it didn't work then either
We don't want her to start barking though unprompted. She already goes into barking fits when we try to make her quiet downYou might wanna try rewarding when she’s already barking. Say the command and then give the treat when she does it.
Ah okay that makes sense.We don't want her to start barking though unprompted. She already goes into barking fits when we try to make her quiet down