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Great training concept; nothing in life is free
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MadPip
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I think I tend to practice this without thinking too much about it. I've always made my dogs sit to have their lead on - not due to any pack heirachy, but because it's easier if the dog's sat still.
And they have to sit and wait for my command to eat. They don't have to wait more than 1 second, but they still have to wait. This way, combined with a "leave" command I can try and control what goes in their little mouths and tummies. Didn't stop Pippin chewing up a door mat when I was out once, though. Still, we can but try. Still, it is good reward-based advice, so thanks for posting the link.
And they have to sit and wait for my command to eat. They don't have to wait more than 1 second, but they still have to wait. This way, combined with a "leave" command I can try and control what goes in their little mouths and tummies. Didn't stop Pippin chewing up a door mat when I was out once, though. Still, we can but try. Still, it is good reward-based advice, so thanks for posting the link.
LovesCavaliers
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Trisha, this is a very good link and sadly such simple rules are not implemented by owners until problems start to arise.
This would be a good hand out to any prospective pet owner.
This would be a good hand out to any prospective pet owner.