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Date Posted: 22:42:06 06/10/03 Tue
Author: Nicole
Subject: Re: Attention
In reply to: Dionne 's message, "Attention" on 11:02:16 06/10/03 Tue

>I have a cc who is 13mths, she is a cutie expect that
>she wants so much attention it's unbelievable, she
>goes everywhere with me, even when i sleep i can feel
>her watching at me. Is this normal? And then if i
>donot give her attention she goes off tearing stuff up
>especially my stuff.
Cane Corsos and breeds similar to them want and demand a lot of attention. But she will need to be corrected if she goes and starts tearing up your stuff when you don't give her attention, but first I think you should ask yourself if you are giving her enough attention, they need more then you would think, hours a day. When I say you should correct her I don't mean getting mean with her. What you should do if she starts tearing something up because she wants attention is give her a firm no and put her in time out for a few minutes (somewhere where she is totally alone but can't tear anything up). This will show her that when she does something bad to get a attention, she gets put away all alone, with no attention. Hope this helps you, bye.
P.S, This also might be a dominace problem.

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