Enemies in the gate: An awful puppy

[Cherishedchicks]

You never even think about kicking the living out of a dog or any other animal!

The heartless, so proud to admit on social media for millions to see that they are guilty of animal abuse; kicking the out of a dog. Cruel and shameful, not to mention illegal. Some people should not have animals of any sort.

 

[Lenny loves chickens]

Put a string of barbed wire along the top of the fence and when he jumps he will get poked it may seem kind of cruel but it might work. also if you have a dead chicken tie a piece around his neck and Let It rot there this will deter him from ever wanting to eat or kill your chickens again, still kind of cruel but which would you rather dead chickens or alive chickens.

Agreed this method works really well or beating him with a dead chicken I know how awful it sounds but it works and is actually a number 1 advice for never messing with them again

 

[Lenny loves chickens]

Most who say this have never attempted to train this way. There's more to using an electric shock collar. Its a training tool implemented in steps. It's not used just for punishment. It's used to learn boundaries. There are many dog trainers that offer classes on implementing different training tools. As the dog owner, you pick what you're comfortable with and what works for the dog.

I agree my rescue dog got my chicken. I used a shock collar to train her 6 shocks and she was done messing with the chickems then I left her out but I could watch from window so she thought I was gone. I shocked her twice has been fine ever since it's a training process

 

[Granny23]

scold him yell at him like a crazy person it will insure that he stops before its too late let him by them under extreme supervision and anytime he even looks at them funny sternly say no!

My 9 week old goldendoodle thinks my 4 girls are amazing but if they run she follows them. I am leash training and she is never out with them without supervision.
My question is the first day she was here, May 2, we got no eggs. The next day we got 4. The next day 2 and then 4. If the girls are stressed about her going after them would they stop laying?? I am obviously trying to stop Lacie from happily romping after them and my boss hen Cookie sometimes gets in her face and she backs off some, but I want to know how stressful is it for them.?We've had her since May 2. Will they stop laying if they are really unhappy?? I mean of course it would be better if she didn't chase them at all. She doesn't bite them...its like she herds them. She got all 4 in the coop the other night and sat down outside by the door and looked quite pleased with herself.
Leash training she's fighting for now but she's learning. And I can put the girls up while she's out but...
She goes out to potty and she plays when we're done it's back inside.

 

[Granny23]

I agree my rescue dog got my chicken. I used a shock collar to train her 6 shocks and she was done messing with the chickems then I left her out but I could watch from window so she thought I was gone. I shocked her twice has been fine ever since it's a training process

My son suggested that. We have a training collar and my husband was like NO SHOCK COLLARS. But it may be an answer so she can play outside without someone having to be hollering at her or leashing her.

 

[Lenny loves chickens]

My son suggested that. We have a training collar and my husband was like NO SHOCK COLLARS. But it may be an answer so she can play outside without someone having to be hollering at her or leashing her.

I use it for my two other puppys but I only vibrate them so you could use it if she responds to the beeping and vibrate but no shock.

 

[Texasclucker]

My 9 week old goldendoodle thinks my 4 girls are amazing but if they run she follows them. I am leash training and she is never out with them without supervision.
My question is the first day she was here, May 2, we got no eggs. The next day we got 4. The next day 2 and then 4. If the girls are stressed about her going after them would they stop laying?? I am obviously trying to stop Lacie from happily romping after them and my boss hen Cookie sometimes gets in her face and she backs off some, but I want to know how stressful is it for them.?We've had her since May 2. Will they stop laying if they are really unhappy?? I mean of course it would be better if she didn't chase them at all. She doesn't bite them...its like she herds them. She got all 4 in the coop the other night and sat down outside by the door and looked quite pleased with herself.
Leash training she's fighting for now but she's learning. And I can put the girls up while she's out but...
She goes out to potty and she plays when we're done it's back inside.

I don’t think they are stressed that just sounds like the natural fluctuation of chicken egg laying I mean they could be but they might not be

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

My son suggested that. We have a training collar and my husband was like NO SHOCK COLLARS. But it may be an answer so she can play outside without someone having to be hollering at her or leashing her.

Training collars do not shock the dog there is no shock option on mine. I use the nick and i barely have to use it anymore.

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

I don’t think they are stressed that just sounds like the natural fluctuation of chicken egg laying I mean they could be but they might not be

Yea, if one bird is stressed by a dog i think they all would be. It sounds like a normal chicken behavior.

 

[cluckmecoop7]

@Granny23 please do not use a shock collar on your 9 week old puppy!