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pipedream
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 Jul 8 2012, 06:43 PM
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Just brought back my lil' Happy, age 3 month. She's sweet and affectionate, however sometimes too affectionate, as she sticks around me like a glue, when I put her in her cage to do my stuff such as going to the toilet or even just merely washing my hands, she starts to whine and bark, I understand the normal thing to do is to ignore her or it will turn into a bad behaviour in the future, but I live in a condo, and can't afford the neighbours start complaining. Any advice for a newbie?
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pipedream
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Jul 9 2012, 02:47 PM
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QUOTE(huey80 @ Jul 9 2012, 11:38 AM) Did u put in some toys for her? Or u can try switching on the TV for some noise n visuals...yeah, dogs watch tv too..LOL She doesn't seem interested in the chew toys i gave her. Just play around a while then when i go away she starts to whine again. I will try the TV method later. Thanks, |
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pipedream
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Dec 27 2012, 03:02 PM
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QUOTE(chocoraisin @ Dec 26 2012, 02:57 PM) hi all, I have this toy poodle with me approximately 1 month ago, i tried to toilet train her but also will fail sumtime where she will poop at other place. Beside that, she hardly train for sit. That the first thing i wanna train her but still not success. She is 3 months now. So playful, so many energy wont stop running around and very notty. Any advise on how to train her to poop at the correct place and listen to the command 'sit'??? Keep a very close watch on her, if u can't, just lock her with the place she's supposed to pee/poop and let her out when u are able to watch. Takes time, but mine got it suddenly one night, just went inside the cage herself to pee and poop. |
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