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By (Guest Post)
03/08/2008
I just got my pit his name is Juise he is 4 months old a very adorable. I got him from my co-worker who had to get rid of him because he was to big to play with his yorkie. Today for the first time he growled at me. I have been told not to hit to punish by crate training and using "NO" outside then take him. Today my husband hit him on the behind for using the restroom in the house.
We have had him three days and he is getting on a scheduled and used to I have not had any problems but have become nervous due to him growling. I told him bad dog. He will start his obedience training 03/21/08. I had that scheduled before I got him. Do I have anything to worry about? ( I told my husband no hitting)
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11/22/2007
Im bad on the computer and have never owned an American Bulldog but have both and am doing my best to do my best, If ya know what im saying. Id love to be given a FREE link or something to point me in the right direction. I have the time, space, and drive to make my dog JET into a good girl. She will be either way but if this computer will help im game. If someone gets this, Help a brother out.
By
09/29/2004
One very important issue to remember with training anything, is not to set up a failure. If the dog or puppy is half an acre away, do not call him if he is busy smelling a flower..you are setting up a failure.
If the dog looks like he will obey, then call him, and praise profusely when he comes to you!
Remember only ask for things that you know the dog or puppy is likely to do immediately, this enforces training, and rewards, and the dog is set up to succeed!
Remember training should have praise as the number one achievement. If he cant do something and gts stuck, then ignore him for a second, then go to a command he can do and praise him profusely..........praise praise praise!
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