Sayin no to a puppy how???

How do I tell my puppy off so she understands but doesnt hurt her or scare her…?? She keeps biting my other dog which is really annoying him, plus other things that I dont want her to do. Any advce?

Answer #1

Say “HEY!!” or “ACKK!!”…something short and sharp, then at the same time, push her away from whatever she’s into…say “goood girl” (singsong “happy” voice and a big smile), then distract with a toy.

If your other dog is only being annoyed, then things are probably ok…Adult dogs are pretty good at disciplining pups…setting limits…in a non-harmful, yet VERY effective way (this doesn’t apply to a VERY old dog…in that case you do have to protect them from a pup). If he’s under 8 or 9, tho, he’ll let her know when she’s gone too far.

Of course you don’t want to “hurt” her…but you do need to be firm (that sharp sound of “ACKKK!” even in a low normal volume), just loud enough to get her attention…also, put on a serious face…just as a big smile when you’re saying “goood girl” helps establish good communication…a frown “baaad” does the same…

When I’m working with a pup, I really exagerate positive things…like my smile is HUGE, my “goood girl”…is ultra happy…some people feel uncomfortable doing that stuff, but it really enhances training…and it’s not forever.

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Answer #2

I doesn’t matter they need to learn. take them away from the dog and say “NO” in a stern voice. if she gets scared then you might have a problem.

Answer #3

well that is not fare on the other dog and he might become aggressive to it so do you give the 1 that is biting bones to chew because she is probley teething not sure how to spell that right soz and do you have a cage so when the puppy is naughty you can put it in there and say naughty boy/girl and leave it in there for 5 mins so it no’s that it has done something wrong also if it ters something up say naughty in a ferm voice and show it what it has done! it worked for me !! xx

Answer #4

take a tin can and put coins in it and shake it when she is bad and remember Praise is just as important as punishment

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