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Date Posted: 05:17:59 08/06/03 Wed
Author: Kay
Subject: Re: Any ideas???
In reply to: Jill 's message, "Any ideas???" on 19:52:34 07/20/03 Sun

When our dogs get really out of line I get out the rolled up magazine with electrical tape on one end. They all go lay down! LOL I hit it on my thigh or my hand and tell them NO, go lay down.
Does your older dog have a "safe spot" that he goes to? Our male has under the table and noone bothers him while he is under there, not that they would, he is the instigator! If he has this place I would make sure that the pup doesn't bother him while he is there and each time the pup goes over in that area I would tell him no. Or, you might want to block them from each other to ensure your older dogs safety.



>I have 2 older (12 and 13 yr.old) dogs and a 4 and a
>half month old Corso. The larger of the two and her
>get along great. The smaller and older one is
>constantly (seems like) tormented by the puppy. She
>knows she won't fight back and takes full advantage of
>her. I have tried scruffing and rolling and I have
>used the squirt gun but they only work for a brief
>time. Her attention span is pretty short and she
>seems to forget immediately. Any suggestions as to
>how to curtail this behavior before she is extra
>large??? Other than that, she has been wonderful and
>made her first nursing home visit the other night and
>did GREAT!! Thanks for your help!!

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