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>The "holding the mouth shut and saying no" is ok, but >use it sparingly, again, they will learn that even >negative attention is attention. >Think of the leash as a handle more so than a "leash", >it gives you something to grab onto that isnt wiggling >and even when you are on the floor with her you can >still pull it taught opposite of the direction she is >lunging and she will get the idea of restriction. When >she heals you should pull the leash tight enough so >she is not so close to you rpant leg and pull her away >if she tries to nip. Timing is crucial because their >attention span is sooooo short, so be consistant, >firm, not to scouring and confident. A pup needs a >confident leader. Train her in short lessons so she >gets the point and its not a battle and not a "game". >Remember to reward her with ANY good or desired >behavior, even when you dont ask for it.... >I have a pup who was what i thought "out to get me" >and was so intelligent and took some time to break out >of bad habits, but I have learned so much from him a >feel that I can handle any pup after him. You just >have to know how to beat them to it... have fun JO
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