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My dog acting like a kid
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May 23, 2015 #127080sanjaiParticipant
Hey i got a German Shepard, she is 11 months old. She loves me too much, she can smell me from a along distance.. She is very cute . The only problem is that some times she acts like a kid. She become disobedient. For example, when i unlock her from her chain, she starts to play with me like police and thief.. She stand still , when i come closer she ran away and do the same. its kind of funny but its not good every time. She always wants to play, but will not give any chance to catch her. so tell me how to make her more obedient ..
it almost midnight i don’t have any picture.. she is sleeping
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August 4, 2015 #158947Trent LanthierParticipant
Sounds to me like your 11month old is (And should be a puppy) I would ignore the advice you are going to receive about the chain.
As well do not acknowledge behavior you don’t like (Like how she runs away when you go to get her) Instead make sure you bring food (This can be replaced with toys later on) and stand near her (She’ll run away) and just wait be calm and happy and patient (Dogs read you better than you think)
Make sure you have time … because the more you rush this the more frustrated you’ll seem to her.
Just be calm and when she comes over to see you … give her kibble one at a time like little cookies give her 5-10 of them (I take it out of my dogs measured food for the day)
Each time she comes to you give her some of her kibble for the day outside. And start giving her a word to associate with coming to you on the chain.
Keep this up until until she does it most of the time then start making her sit before you unleash her.
Slowly work her to where you want her to be (Trust me spending TOO much time with her now will make such a better dog down the road)
Also avoid doing really exciting things right after taking her off the chain such as:
– Enthusiastic greetings
– play time
– food time
– walk timeBecause then when she see’s you she just gets more and more excited and raps herself up.
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August 5, 2015 #160127AnonymousInactive
I believe in dog obedience classes and structure. Right now I have a 9 month old shepard mix and have taken her to puppy obedience classes and she is now enrolled in a doggy day camp where she can socialize and play with other dogs and tire herself out! She only goes for 2 half days, which are 6 hours, a week but it’s enough for now. When I ask her if she wants to go to doggy camp and play she gets all excited!
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