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I agree to try shorter more frequent walks. 3/4 /5 10-15 mt walks will manage it better for now. Also try to do little 5 mt heeling walks a few times a day. the more experiences she has w/o getting to that level will set her up for proper walking & eventually going back to longer walks 2x a day....

Continue with bringing him out to potty just prior to guests arriving. Also when you come him do not acknowledge him other than leashing him up & taking him out. Are you sure you are not encouraging him with love /praise/lots of eye contact/ high pitched voice or anything that would raise his le...

If the person can afford 4! mil for the dog I'm sure they can afford a good groomer too.

Im gonna buy one!

oh wow! i was right! Best of luck to Duke for a speedy recovery!

Hope you have a wonderful day in every way!

Can u tire the little bugger out a bit in the house (or do u have a yard) before you take him out? Play a little fetch, have him run around doing something to burn off some steam When he is tuckered then try to leash him. Also you should start doing impulse control games with him---many threads here...

Maybe his kennel is too big thus giving him room to spin--kennels should only be big enough to stand & turn around. Just a thought... Also try spraying a little lavendar on the underside of his bed/pillow. It is know to have a calming effect. but too much can be overwhelming so spray the undersi...

Invite another dog to pee in your garden. He will most likely mark over it, and will start to get the picture. Or when he pees on a walk scoop up a little of the patch where he went & bring it back to your garden & rub in it the ground. You can try one or both of these and you can do it more...

To get dog out from under a bed or room you should try target training. VS showed this on one of the episodes. Teach dog just to touch your hand or a target stick (any stick with red pom pom on end) with its nose, and when he does, treat & praise say" good touch! " He will soon underst...

The concern is about COOKED chicken bones, not raw. I give my boy raw chicken bones, never a problem or concern, On the rare occassion he has stolen a cooked bone but thank god nothing happened.

what is the name if the kibble you give her?

Very well done, Dog of fun!

keep him on a leash. It can be a very long one. When he sees the dead thing reel him in.

Maybe its a hemmoroid?