Verbally-Fixing-One-Dog-When-You-Have-Two-01963

'I have two dogs- - a Pit-bull and a Boston Terrier. I've read that you need to not use the dog's name and [the word]'No' together so that the dog doesn't associate negative emotions with his name. Just how do I tell one dog 'No,' without both feeling like they're both in big trouble? Situation: The Pit-bull is joyfully playing with her chew toy. The Boston Terrier is chewing on my couch. How do I allow the sofa chewer understand that he's... A poster from our discussion forum asked: 'I have two dogs- - a Pit-bull and a Boston Terrier. I've read that you should not make use of the dog's name and [the word]'No' together so that the dog doesn't associate bad feelings with his name. Just how do I tell one puppy 'No,' without both feeling like they are both in trouble?  [http://www.pt286.com/some-sure-fire-hiring-a-carpet-cleaner-secrets-which-bring-great-success pelapis sofa]   [http://www.dfunc.ru/content/good-advice-effective-home-improvement-project Страница не найдена | func.ru]  Situation: The Pit-bull is joyfully playing with her chew toy. The Boston Terrier is chewing on my settee. How do you let the couch chewer understand that he's in the wrong (the Boston knows better. I have fixed him using the prong collar in the past and by simply declaring, 'No,' will get him to avoid) without making the Pit-bull believe that she's in trouble.  [http://www.iamsport.org/pg/blog/cherybr57/read/16761558/changes-to-improve-the-power-efficiency-of-the-home IAMSport]  Adam replies:  [http://socialfaith.ignathanianreligion.com//index.php?p=blogs/viewstory/797553 jual bahan sofa]  Eye contact. That you don't need certainly to be worried about another dog's 'feelings.' Just make eye contact with your dog you're planning to correct. You ought not BE GIVING VERBAL CORRECTIONS when the dog is chewing on your sofa. You should be providing lead corrections. Biting on the settee is a major offense. We don't give $2 passes for chewing on the sofa. We provide $200 seats. Usually, your correction can have no meaning. (Keep the tab and training collar around the dog.) You ought not be providing completely verbal modifications with this behavior. Time. Two, maybe three leash improvements with this behavior and your dog should not repeat. If he continues doing it, then you understand that your corrections are not firm enough. Also, you might want to try using one link out from the touch collar. It ought to be a comfortable fit. I don't guide owners to actually make use of the dog's name together with the word 'No.' That's all for the time being, people! Adam