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justamom said:
Isn't funny how dogs and their owners resemble each other.
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Corgi Barking
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I know this is a busy time on a showcattle farm...but as a corgi owner and breeder I'd highly suggest a basic obedience class. I've found that my young corgis, tend to get in trouble when they don't have a "job" to do. Simple things like fetch and other fun "jobs" keep them out of trouble. A once a week class and some practice would do her a world of good. No, she may not be an obedience champ, but she'll learn what she'll think is a " job" and should behave better.
Where's Red when we need her on a corgi topic lol. Wait...Woody can misbehave too! lol
Where's Red when we need her on a corgi topic lol. Wait...Woody can misbehave too! lol
knabe
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especially if it's a pha/th carrier.BIGTEX said:If you couldn't find the book you could find a bullet.
on the serious side, i'm not sure i'd punish anything by sending them to their room.
barking to me is them wanting affirmation.
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Just to clarify, I was joking, I am a dog lover. Especially if their TH/PHA Free.
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You said the dog sleeps in the house with the guys. Where in the house?
She probably needs a solid half an hour of "just her" time in a day. She needs to be reasured that she is loved, and gets played with, and attention. Especially still being young.
I have a Min Pin, and got him when he was 5 months. He barked for 3 days in the house, and since, has been totally cured. We would interrupt him by talking loudly and firmly to him. He understood that we meant business. The water gun is a simple $1.99 tool that will help "interrupt" the barking. It is totally harmless, and can be used along with firmly saying "no/quite/shhh", etc. He now is only allowed to bark outside, or at strangers. I do not think that it is "cruel" to try to stop a dog from barking, however, it is not necessary for a dog to bark at every sound and movement. Healthy, normal, completely content dogs will very rarely bark in the average day. They have no reason to bark if they are completely content. Packs of wolves and coyotes dont sit around barking and yelping all day, just when they are herding, calling eachother, hunting, etc.
Your corgi will need a bit of undivided attention for a while. Like you said, taking her home and spending time with her will definately help. The clicker may help in interrupting her barking, and then putting her attention on you. It should work well. Another trainer is Ceaser Millan. He has a television show called The Dog Whisperer[/i,] and works with all types of dogs from badly aggressive pit bulls, to insanely abused and mistreated chiuaiua's (sp). He does not use sound at all, just firm movement, and state of mind. He works with dogs, like they would work with eachother in a pack. He is AWESOME!
She probably needs a solid half an hour of "just her" time in a day. She needs to be reasured that she is loved, and gets played with, and attention. Especially still being young.
I have a Min Pin, and got him when he was 5 months. He barked for 3 days in the house, and since, has been totally cured. We would interrupt him by talking loudly and firmly to him. He understood that we meant business. The water gun is a simple $1.99 tool that will help "interrupt" the barking. It is totally harmless, and can be used along with firmly saying "no/quite/shhh", etc. He now is only allowed to bark outside, or at strangers. I do not think that it is "cruel" to try to stop a dog from barking, however, it is not necessary for a dog to bark at every sound and movement. Healthy, normal, completely content dogs will very rarely bark in the average day. They have no reason to bark if they are completely content. Packs of wolves and coyotes dont sit around barking and yelping all day, just when they are herding, calling eachother, hunting, etc.
Your corgi will need a bit of undivided attention for a while. Like you said, taking her home and spending time with her will definately help. The clicker may help in interrupting her barking, and then putting her attention on you. It should work well. Another trainer is Ceaser Millan. He has a television show called The Dog Whisperer[/i,] and works with all types of dogs from badly aggressive pit bulls, to insanely abused and mistreated chiuaiua's (sp). He does not use sound at all, just firm movement, and state of mind. He works with dogs, like they would work with eachother in a pack. He is AWESOME!
