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| commented answer | What are some (ideal) Meet & Greet questions? Great!! I am adding this one under issues or concerns I need to know about. Thanks Diana! |
| answered a question | What are some (ideal) Meet & Greet questions? Here are my questions:
..**Myself, I would get my dog out of harms way by pulling on the leash, shout at the other dog while looking for the owner, and use my bullhorn! -- and you? |
| answered a question | How do you handle a dog constantly barking? My neighbors dog constantly barked when inside the home. She's sweetest angel outside. Take him/her for a walk. It's usually cause for exercise, a lot of roaming and fresh air should do the trick! Introduce a new chew toy that squeaks http://www.amazon.com/Play-Squeaky-Quack-Sound-Large/dp/B00PK12O12 (image description). Something YOU know he/she will enjoy. Although some dogs do it because there is a stranger amongst their presence and they have not accepted them. |
| answered a question | How to stop dogs from peeing in one area of the house? Using harmful chemicals solutions may cause other health risk factors. Try using green products or For the most part, using vinegar may depend on the type of dog you have. It does not work for all. You know your dog best and your training method with him/her. Get creative with your training tactics. Be humble and follow your gut instinct without physical or mental harm to your loved one. Perhaps blocking off the area and initiating the word "No!", when you see the attempt on the area. Take him/her straight outside and deliver a treat he/she loves or hasn't had in a while with additional praise!! |
| answered a question | How do you stop a dog from digging? It depends on what the dog is digging for.. could be boredom, food, another dog or missing the owner. Either way you can introduce new toys, singing, or place rocks at the site of digging |