Thread: Has Anyone tried the porgram by "Don Sullivan called The Perfect Pet?"

Hi I found when we had our pup he would try and bite and chew our fingers and hands. I read that when you pull away they think you are playing. It is better to move your hand forward towards the back part of their mouth and they let go. We did this with Tommy and he soon stopped. He didnt chase our feet so not sure what to do with that. Maybe use a squirt bottle.

I would try introducing her to other dogs one at a time, and as long as the other dogs is not snapping back, then just ignore it. Have them both on leashes so you can stop them if they start to fight. Your state of mind is the biggest factor here, If you are nervous about what might happen, the dogs will pick up on that, so you need to be relaxed and calm. and do not pick her up and cuddle her when she is nervous and shaking, that only...

Big Smiles Isn't it funny how the little things make us so happy.

This guy is already on Animal Planet! A show called Superdog, I believe. I want to add though that Cesar doesn't teach tricks or typical sit-stay-down stuff... he works with problem dogs who often have learned to run the household, it's a bit different and not really comparable.

Treats and praise are the most effective way to train and is the best way to build a bond with your dog. Best of luck training. JL

I actually did it the opposite of you, and kept Joey in a playpen with a pad during the day, and crated him at night. I had to get up once or twice a night and put him on a pee pad, and of course, first thing in the morning. This trained him very fast that he was suppose to go on pee pads, and during the day he usually sought the pad out, if he was not too far from it.

I agree with Roxy. I would praise even if you didn't see the action. I do this with Sydney and she gets it.

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someone mentioned those grass pads for the inside back porch...i'm going to have a built in porch now around my walk out basement and i'm really thinking about those green grass pads for that space so it's still outside and on "grass" but i don't have to worry with the snow and mud. do those work well???? how do they work and can anyone explain them to me better??? where would i get one if i want to try...

Quote: Originally Posted by charlie1 He finally started poopin outside!!! I hope he continue! YAY!! I was going to suggest standing in one spot and only allowing him to go as far as the leash stretches and usually they calm down and aren't distracted and remember what they came to do.