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Howdy! Any of y'all got tips for training great Pyrenees to stop chasing chickens. I've tried so much, but nothin is workin

 

[fluffycrow]

Aww! She looks a lot bigger!
Can i ask how you get her to stack like that? I can get Denver to do it but her tail isnt always up. Tucker on the other hand i cant he just continues to move his paws

With the tail you kinda just hope for the best. Fortunately for the golden retriever, you can hold the tail

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

With the tail you kinda just hope for the best. Fortunately for the golden retriever, you can hold the tail

I know, but sometimes she will hold it up and other times, is where i call the sloppy stack. Thanks

 

[fluffycrow]

I know, but sometimes she will hold it up and other times, is where i call the sloppy stack. Thanks

Yeah, unfortunately for the most part it's out of your control. You can sort of guide them into the proper position, and If it bothers you try to re-stack, but I haven't found any way to get it on command. In my experience though, if the stack is good and the dog is happy to be doing the work, the tail follows. Maybe someone else has an idea

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

Yeah, unfortunately for the most part it's out of your control. You can sort of guide them into the proper position, and If it bothers you try to re-stack, but I haven't found any way to get it on command. In my experience though, if the stack is good and the dog is happy to be doing the work, the tail follows. Maybe someone else has an idea

Thank you! Maybe thats what it is. She isnt happy certain days doing it. She is always happy to lick my arm to death during it though

 

[SpotTheCat]

Aww! She looks a lot bigger!
Can i ask how you get her to stack like that? I can get Denver to do it but her tail isnt always up. Tucker on the other hand i cant he just continues to move his paws

Her tails wagging I do what fluffy says just hope! I have just been free stacking her, her nose is glued to the treats in my hand and I shuffle her backwards and forwards until she is in the correct position. Cameras taking a video

With the tail you kinda just hope for the best. Fortunately for the golden retriever, you can hold the tail

 

[SpotTheCat]

Howdy! Any of y'all got tips for training great Pyrenees to stop chasing chickens. I've tried so much, but nothin is workin

I don’t know much about lgd, more information might help

Thank you! Maybe thats what it is. She isnt happy certain days doing it. She is always happy to lick my arm to death during it though

Lulu’s tail droops when she’s concentrating

 

[fluffycrow]

Thank you! Maybe thats what it is. She isnt happy certain days doing it. She is always happy to lick my arm to death during it though

I believe my favorite quote works great for this occasion. You can't make a dog look as good as it can by itself. Some of the best stacks I've had from Buddy is when he's playing. So in your instance, maybe try shaping. Oh, and another big tip. Don't try and save a bad stack. Just re-stack

 

[fluffycrow]

Howdy! Any of y'all got tips for training great Pyrenees to stop chasing chickens. I've tried so much, but nothin is workin

How old is the dog? Did you get it from a breeder? How long have you had it?

 

[SpotTheCat]

I believe my favorite quote works great for this occasion. You can't make a dog look as good as it can by itself. Some of the best stacks I've had from Buddy is when he's playing. So in your instance, maybe try shaping. Oh, and another big tip. Don't try and save a bad stack. Just re-stack

And don’t try and “force” a stack too much, better bred the dog the more easily they stack. Which is why I like free stacking more then placing the feet