It is also important that every family member share the training information learned so as not to send mixed signals to the dog, which may confuse him. Everyone in the family needs to use the same commands and expect the same results. Remember, when we adopted these animals as our companions, we were thinking of having them for a lifetime. Unruly and aggressive behavior has cost many a dog its life, whether through an automobile encounter or by being euthanized because they have bitten someone or has demonstrated other aggressive, unacceptable behavior. Owners reap the rewards of a well-behaved companion and quality bonding time during these sessions.
Results don t occur overnight just as the problem didn t occur overnight.
Be patient and realistic in your expectations. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain by assisting your dog to good behavior and social acceptance. PET OF THE WEEK Meet Shalla. She has been spayed. She does not get along well with other animals.