Lucher chewing again at 2 years_help!

[3 Turns 326]

dont go booting your dog mate or roaring and shouting at it.all that will do is create another prob,on top of your current one.

 

 

YOUD NOT GIVE YOUR DOG A SLAP OR A BOLLOCKING FOR TEARING YOUR HOUSE UP.ID BOOT ITS ARSE THAT HARD IT HAVE A HUMPH

[scothunter 12,609]

dont go booting your dog mate or roaring and shouting at it.all that will do is create another prob,on top of your current one.

 

 

YOUD NOT GIVE YOUR DOG A SLAP OR A BOLLOCKING FOR TEARING YOUR HOUSE UP.ID BOOT ITS ARSE THAT HARD IT HAVE A HUMPH

 

nah mate,would never lift my feet to a dog.my pup when i first got it destroyed my carpet and a few pairs of trainers.however he is well sound now.want a dog that trusts me and not one that is cowed and shit scared from me

[staffs riffraff 1,068]

dont go booting your dog mate or roaring and shouting at it.all that will do is create another prob,on top of your current one.

 

 

YOUD NOT GIVE YOUR DOG A SLAP OR A BOLLOCKING FOR TEARING YOUR HOUSE UP.ID BOOT ITS ARSE THAT HARD IT HAVE A HUMPH

 

nah mate,would never lift my feet to a dog.my pup when i first got it destroyed my carpet and a few pairs of trainers.however he is well sound now.want a dog that trusts me and not one that is cowed and shit scared from me

 

very true a dog should listen out of respect not fear but that dont mean i wont give them a belt on the arse if i really have

[skycat 6,173]

Plenty of good advice already given, but I would add that dogs are pack animals. It is not natural for any dog to be happy when left alone. Most which are brought up properly cope with being left on their own for certain periods of time once they get used to it. Separation anxiety is especially common in rescue dogs or ones which have been traumatised at some stage in their lives, quite often those which were prematurely separated from their litter mates.

 

Have you considered getting another calm and stable dog to keep him company?