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    Senior Dog Doreen Davis's Avatar
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    We did a full obedience course which involved the trainer, other dogs and their owners which is when his shyness became apparent. I also observed last week when Sara one of the day care staff brought him out and walked him through people that he was fine, I had our other dog, Stella so I may be 'sending stress' down the leash or he may think he needs to protect me. I really can't say enough about finding a trainer who knows what they're doing and doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

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    I think finding a good trainer is a great idea. This way you can find out what's really going on and how to address it correctly. Make sure you find a trainer who does not punish the dog for barking as it will just make it worse.

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    as quickly as possible develop food drive in this dog act quickly !! and there is hope, you must be able to control the dogs state of mind and biochemically is where to jump off ....I have one now I'm working with and its making big progress

 



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