Comments on: Why Dog's Struggle To Understand No http://www.thedogtrainingsecret.com/blog/why-dogs-struggle-to-understand-no/ Sat, 13 Mar 2010 03:10:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Linda Brown http://www.thedogtrainingsecret.com/blog/why-dogs-struggle-to-understand-no/comment-page-1/#comment-1395 Linda Brown Tue, 16 Feb 2010 08:35:02 +0000 http://www.thedogtrainingsecret.com/blog/?p=24#comment-1395 We have three cocker spaniel puppies, 17 months, 6 1/2 months and 8 months. Two out of the three are good, want to please dogs who just need some training. The other one is a real handful who does whatever he wants and heeds no attention to what we expect from him. He is always picking a fight with the other two and I'm afraid we'll end up with three bad dogs before it's over. I've never had to scream or swat a dog before but I find myself so exasberated with him that I just lose my cool. That's why I purchased your complete program. I NEED to get the two youngest puppies trained soon. I also have two elderly cats who have always gotten along well with all the dogs I've had, including dogs of various roommates. They would sleep on the bed beside them. Now, the dogs terrorize the cats to the point I keep one in the back bedroom with food, water and a litter box. The other stays in the family room area behind my computer, up on high furniture or wherever he can hide. It's not fair to them and I feel bad. We also have three parrots who have always been friendly with the dogs and cats. We had a very happy family with all pets getting an almost-equal one-on-one attention with us. The birds spend a lot of time out of the cage except at night or when we are gone. Our cockatoo is an escape artist though and loves getting out of her cage and then opening the doors for the other two. We never had to worry very much, but since getting the last two puppies, I fear what could happen if they cornered one of them. All three will gang up on the cats, making escape diffi-cult and they could do that with the birds also. And now to a problem that I hope can be resolved easily. I ordered and paid for the program tonight. I got "Amazing Bonus Tricks for Your K-9 Companion", Training the Limp, and then info from HealthyPetNet. I listened to the audios about Life's Abundance and a talk from Dr. Jane Bicks, set up an account and ordered some of the Life's Abundance. I ate some supper for less than an hour. Then I went back to finish downloading the rest of the program but nothing else was there. Is there a time limit on how long the information stays on line to be downloaded? What do I do now? Does the rest of the program come later? I'm really confused as to what to do. I know you are legitimate because I've ordered from you before and never had a problem. Please let me know what to do. My email is above and my telephone number is 719-380-8439. Linda Brown We have three cocker spaniel puppies, 17 months, 6 1/2 months and 8 months. Two out of the three are good, want to please dogs who just need some training. The other one is a real handful who does whatever he wants and heeds no attention to what we expect from him. He is always picking a fight with the other two and I’m afraid we’ll end up with three bad dogs before it’s over. I’ve never had to scream or swat a dog before but I find myself so exasberated with him that I just lose my cool. That’s why I purchased your complete program. I NEED to get the two youngest puppies trained soon. I also have two elderly cats who have always gotten along well with all the dogs I’ve had, including dogs of various roommates. They would sleep on the bed beside them. Now, the dogs terrorize the cats to the point I keep one in the back bedroom with food, water and a litter box. The other stays in the family room area behind my computer, up on high furniture or wherever he can hide. It’s not fair to them and I feel bad.

We also have three parrots who have always been friendly with the dogs and cats. We had a very happy family with all pets getting an almost-equal one-on-one attention with us. The birds spend a lot of time out of the cage except at night or when we are gone. Our cockatoo is an escape artist though and loves getting out of her cage and then opening the doors for the other two. We never had to worry very much, but since getting the last two puppies, I fear what could happen if they cornered one of them. All three will gang up on the cats, making escape diffi-cult and they could do that with the birds also.

And now to a problem that I hope can be resolved easily. I ordered and paid for the program tonight. I got “Amazing Bonus Tricks for Your K-9 Companion”, Training the Limp, and then info from HealthyPetNet. I listened to the audios about Life’s Abundance and a talk from Dr. Jane Bicks, set up an account and ordered some of the Life’s Abundance. I ate some supper for less than an hour. Then I went back to finish downloading the rest of the program but nothing else was there. Is there a time limit on how long the information stays on line to be downloaded? What do I do now? Does the rest of the program come later? I’m really confused as to what to do. I know you are legitimate because I’ve ordered from you before and never had a problem.

Please let me know what to do. My email is above and my telephone number is 719-380-8439. Linda Brown

]]> By: Gayle Cousineau http://www.thedogtrainingsecret.com/blog/why-dogs-struggle-to-understand-no/comment-page-1/#comment-639 Gayle Cousineau Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:12:43 +0000 http://www.thedogtrainingsecret.com/blog/?p=24#comment-639 Chet, I enjoy reading and learning from what you have to say. I especially appreciate that you wrote about dogs not understanding the word "no." It is far more clear when related to your child and his initially responding to your tone rather than your words. Hopefully, this will help reduce a lot of frustration and yelling for people with new pups! Thanks for making it so clear and easy to understand. Gayle Cousineau Chet,

I enjoy reading and learning from what you have to say. I especially appreciate that you wrote about dogs not understanding the word “no.” It is far more clear when related to your child and his initially responding to your tone rather than your words.

Hopefully, this will help reduce a lot of frustration and yelling for people with new pups!

Thanks for making it so clear and easy to understand.
Gayle Cousineau

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