Help me dog people! Dog psychologist needed!

[Maddcatter]

It may be because he’s intact. I walk dogs a lot and deal with many, even if the female you have is spayed and he’s friendly she may just not want him around because he’s intact.

They now have a beautiful relationship. The original posts on this thread are several years old. Welcome to byc!

 

[Onechicktwochickthree]

He knows absolutely No basic commands. He doesn't even recognize his own name.

Are you sure he doesn’t know his name? I have walked a dog for a few months know and at the start he acted like he didn’t know his name, or how to sit or any command at all. He was just being ignorant. And often excited. It may take time for him to realise he won’t get if he doesn’t listen, but I bet he knows his name and simple comands.

 

[Onechicktwochickthree]

They now have a beautiful relationship. The original posts on this thread are several years old. Welcome to byc!

Not new here I just replied to what was apparently new on my feed ^

 

[Onechicktwochickthree]

I’ll just quit posting makes things a ton easier

 

[janiedoe]

Are you sure he doesn’t know his name? I have walked a dog for a few months know and at the start he acted like he didn’t know his name, or how to sit or any command at all. He was just being ignorant. And often excited. It may take time for him to realise he won’t get if he doesn’t listen, but I bet he knows his name and simple comands.

He knows his name now. He has been with us for two years, and is doing great. We love him, his "sister" loves him, and even the cats love him!
Please post some pictures of your own pets!

 

[janiedoe]

I’ll just quit posting makes things a ton easier

No please! I know how those old threads show up. Please stay and enjoy.

 

[janiedoe]

We have a couple of geese on the water today.

 

[janiedoe]

The whistling ducks are still here also

 

[janiedoe]

I lost one of my older hens yesterday. It wasn't unexpected, but I was sad to see her go.
Rip Beazley

 

[janiedoe]

@swampfox440
Mark, come identify the geese on our pond