Nasty lgd?

[Susannah4040]

Hmmm, sorry all I can see is a lot of heartache concerning this pup...even 'tapping' him on the head is not the correct way to deal with controlling his actions - all this pup sees is 'abuse', for doing a certain action - better to praise his 'good' behaviour and ignore his 'bad' behaviour...children, in my humble opinion, should be schooled in the right way to deal with and treat animals, from a very early age...RESPECT, is the key...I have seen, heard of and read of far too many animals deemed 'aggressive' and 'uncontrollable', due only to the fact that their 'owner' hadn't done their 'homework' in regards to the breed, how to discipline and/or integrate an animal into their family unit...my advice - re-home this pup to an experienced dog person, preferably to someone of this breed.

 

[OkieChickenGal]

I just sold her.. I guess I didn't realize that lgds aren't meant for indoor pets. But she went to a good homw with 10 acres and a dog buddy.

 

[Zoomie]

Good for you, and good for her! You made a very tough but very good decision, and I applaud you for it.

I hope there is now more peace and quiet, and now you can spend more time spoiling your other little doggie, the min-pin. I bet she will love it!

 

[lazy gardener]

I just sold her.. I guess I didn't realize that lgds aren't meant for indoor pets. But she went to a good homw with 10 acres and a dog buddy.

Kudos to you for choosing the best solution for all concerned.

 

[OkieChickenGal]

Thank you all For Your Help!

 

[OkieChickenGal]

Good for you, and good for her! You made a very tough but very good decision, and I applaud you for it.

I hope there is now more peace and quiet, and now you can spend more time spoiling your other little doggie, the min-pin. I bet she will love it!

Yup! She's much happier now that she's the center of attention! Lol