Granny's gone and done it again

[BigBlueHen53]

What would Bandit do if you grabbed hold of his collar and scolded him so he knew he was the one in trouble, not the pup? Is there any chance would bite you, snap at you or anything like that?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

that sounds right
Bandit is protective-aggressive

 

[Granny Hatchet]

What would Bandit do if you grabbed hold of his collar and scolded him so he knew he was the one on trouble, not the pup? Is there any chance would bite you, snap at you or anything like that?

not with a muzzle on. I honestly dont know. Ive allways thought he had the potential

 

[Granny Hatchet]

What would Bandit do if you grabbed hold of his collar and scolded him so he knew he was the one in trouble, not the pup? Is there any chance would bite you, snap at you or anything like that?

the problem would be getting to him in time to scold. My chair takes a min. to put me down.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

well Tom had enough $ hid back for the microwave. The boys went and picked it up walmarts $83.00 And I slaved over it making dinner. Tomorrow is vets.

Yay, now you all won't starve.
Good about the vet. Get the parvo shots going. She shouldn't be let down on the ground or the floor in public places until the series is done.

Hubs and I took a tour of China when we got married. We had to take a short flight within the country on a Chinese airline. The seat belt latches looked like pot metal. Looked like they'd just break apart at the slightest pressure.

 

[Cynthia12]

I was going to have my heart looked at but I can't take the betta blocker they wanted me to take, so I'm just having my inner ear done. Sure would be amazing if they found out there was a problem there causing my dizzy, but I know what to expect. It's just the last test I've wanted done for over a year but no dr. ordered it. I finally asked my GP to. Will be glad it's done, just for my peace of mind that I've done all I can for an actual physical. Ive been doing pretty good with the Amitriptyline, but also with a gal online that someone posted about on my forum. The Steady Coach. She makes better sense than any dr., specialist I've gone to. I know that stress causes me to have really bad days. What she is saying goes along with my timeline of when I became chronic. When Scott passed. I'm learning that it is a brain problem. If you're interested in how stress can cause dizzy and pain...listen to her here, and other videos. It's just true. I know it.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

the problem would be getting to him in time to scold. My chair takes a min. to put me down.

That's why he needs to be on a leash in the house.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

not with a muzzle on. I honestly dont know. Ive allways thought he had the potential

Hmm. Well then how about this. Whenever the pup is out, have Bandit on leash, so you don't have to grab his collar. But if he gets aggressive with Fawn you can correct him by pulling him away by pulling on the LEASH. That way you don't have to put your hand down there by his head where he might snap at you. I don't want him tempted to snap at you, even if the muzzle would prevent an actual bite. Make sense? So, pull him away and say NO! LEAVE IT! Then when he calms down, praise him, Good boy.

There always has to be praise as soon as he STOPS doing the wrong thing.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Yay, now you all won't starve.
Good about the vet. Get the parvo shots going. She shouldn't be let down on the ground or the floor in public places until the series is done.


Hubs and I took a tour of China when we got married. We had to take a short flight within the country on a Chinese airline. The seat belt latches looked like pot metal. Looked like they'd just break apart at the slightest pressure.

Isnt she too old for the whole set of parvo?
You honeymooned in China?

 

[BigBlueHen53]

That's why he needs to be on a leash in the house.

Yes! And you always have hold of the end of it.