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RE: leash
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on Milka's Way--she dragged the leash around and chewed it. How I got her
to walk with it was to call her in a happy voice and start running in place and
then she went bounding with me on leash. She's done that now 2 days in a
row!!!!
On
treats--Milka doesn't seem interested in treats at all. I'm not sure what I'm
going to do for training. She seems to be responding to praise a lot and a
tummy rub so don't know if I really need treats for her?
:)
Karin
At 02:03 PM 9/5/01 -0700, you wrote:
Hi
I introduced Katie to a leash
today - my "plan" was to follow her around the yard with it
on. Well Katie did one of two things - either chew on it or sit
still and not move. Any suggestions? Also are "beef
backstraps" an ok chew thing? Hope all pups and parents are
doing well.
Peggy
Hi Peggy,
Just let her drag the
leash around, sit on it, chew on it, it's all new and well relax a bit...
<very Big grin> She is only 8.5 weeks old!!!!
Don't know what beef backstraps are? Carrots, apples,
grapes, just about any veggies and fruits are great treats. Personally
I do not give my dogs "dog treats" processed treats minus dog
cookies: Milkbone, that sort of thing. I think the "treats"
processed for dogs are for the most part garbage. Cheerios, Graham crackers,
are good treats. I think Lori' Bogey will do just about anything for a
Graham cracker...
Other seasoned treat pro's out there????
Gina
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