Oh yes, sound familiar with Charlie, dominance. He has gotten much better now.
A few tips from the trainer see if it applies to Sweetie.
Just like Chloe's mom said when feeding pay more attention to how you feed. But I never pretend to eat out from his bowl though. Try scooping the kibbles with your hands onto the bowl. The meaning is that it has your smell on it and from your hand to the bowl, food is only from you. If more than 20 minutes untouched, take it back...no more food. And also feeding time is after we have our dinner.
When walking through doors always you walk out first. Put her in a sit position by the open door, you walk out first then said OK come.
Never let her sit on your foot or your lap or just on you. Never let them be in a higher position, like up on a sofa, up on a chair, even upstairs. They think they are surperior. Get your control back as an alfa. But then again these methods are for dominant dogs, like I said some are sweet heart.
It worked on Charlie, so try it and see.
A few tips from the trainer see if it applies to Sweetie.
Just like Chloe's mom said when feeding pay more attention to how you feed. But I never pretend to eat out from his bowl though. Try scooping the kibbles with your hands onto the bowl. The meaning is that it has your smell on it and from your hand to the bowl, food is only from you. If more than 20 minutes untouched, take it back...no more food. And also feeding time is after we have our dinner.
When walking through doors always you walk out first. Put her in a sit position by the open door, you walk out first then said OK come.
Never let her sit on your foot or your lap or just on you. Never let them be in a higher position, like up on a sofa, up on a chair, even upstairs. They think they are surperior. Get your control back as an alfa. But then again these methods are for dominant dogs, like I said some are sweet heart.
It worked on Charlie, so try it and see.
