recall prolems again

[lamping lurchers 34]

my deer grey beddy grey was a twat when i first got him a month ago he was 14 months old and new feck all apart from hunting up, i got him great out with him every day doing the basic commands etc, he started trashing the house so i got myself a working collie grey bitch 12 months old, he stopped trashing the house ecause he wasnt bored anymore with his new friend, now his asic oedience has gone back out the window, the collie grey has also started to play deff and when there out together they listen in the garden ut when there out they just f**k on running round in circles not listening at all

 

any advice much appreciated

[rocky1 942]

back 2 basics afraid mate just keep at it ,try spended time with dog indervedual

[lamping lurchers 34]

they are both perfect on there own when out y them selves just when there out together, drives me crazy

[Red Collar 28]

my deer grey beddy grey was a twat when i first got him a month ago he was 14 months old and new feck all apart from hunting up, i got him great out with him every day doing the basic commands etc, he started trashing the house so i got myself a working collie grey bitch 12 months old, he stopped trashing the house ecause he wasnt bored anymore with his new friend, now his asic oedience has gone back out the window, the collie grey has also started to play deff and when there out together they listen in the garden ut when there out they just f**k on running round in circles not listening at all

 

any advice much appreciated

Shouldve just got the first pup going before you decided to get another,try taking them out separately,you have made double the work for yourself,good luck anyway mate.

[lamping lurchers 34]

only got the collie grey to stop my other dog chewing my house to its, there oth ok out on there own and oedient in the garden together just when you go into the field as soon as there off they play deff till there finishedc running round like arses 5 or 10 min s

[Springer87 7]

only got the collie grey to stop my other dog chewing my house to its, there oth ok out on there own and oedient in the garden together just when you go into the field as soon as there off they play deff till there finishedc running round like arses 5 or 10 min s

 

 

 

 

Got the same trouble with my 2, they are fine in the garden and when walked on their own but when together, I have to catch 1 for the other to come. I don't mean run and catch they generally pass at my side when called, but if they are both a distance out then I have to wait for them to stop being arses.

[Casso 1,261]

my deer grey beddy grey was a twat when i first got him a month ago he was 14 months old and new feck all apart from hunting up, i got him great out with him every day doing the basic commands etc, he started trashing the house so i got myself a working collie grey bitch 12 months old, he stopped trashing the house ecause he wasnt bored anymore with his new friend, now his asic oedience has gone back out the window, the collie grey has also started to play deff and when there out together they listen in the garden ut when there out they just f**k on running round in circles not listening at all

 

any advice much appreciated

 

all that playing and f*****g about they do is part of drive in dogs its how the hunt starts in wild canines, they focus on each other and through that eventually something else becomes the focus for them , the reason they dont do it at home is because there is nothing to kill in the back garden,,i've always focused my mutts on chasing ball in the off season if not working , it gives them a focus for their drive which includes me, a dog is always happiest in drive, and when he's playing about with another dog , he's having a great fecking time, thats why the recall goes out the windows because he's feeling great, you need to become a focus for his drive as well , i do it by simply playing fetch with the mutt, no treats , no shouting, having him jumping round you waiting for the ball to be thrown, plays right into our hands , it makes us very interesting to the dog and it feels good to be around us for him,,best of luck with it bud,,

[staffs riffraff 1,068]

my deer grey beddy grey was a twat when i first got him a month ago he was 14 months old and new feck all apart from hunting up, i got him great out with him every day doing the basic commands etc, he started trashing the house so i got myself a working collie grey bitch 12 months old, he stopped trashing the house ecause he wasnt bored anymore with his new friend, now his asic oedience has gone back out the window, the collie grey has also started to play deff and when there out together they listen in the garden ut when there out they just f**k on running round in circles not listening at all

 

any advice much appreciated

 

all that playing and f*****g about they do is part of drive in dogs its how the hunt starts in wild canines, they focus on each other and through that eventually something else becomes the focus for them , the reason they dont do it at home is because there is nothing to kill in the back garden,,i've always focused my mutts on chasing ball in the off season if not working , it gives them a focus for their drive which includes me, a dog is always happiest in drive, and when he's playing about with another dog , he's having a great fecking time, thats why the recall goes out the windows because he's feeling great, you need to become a focus for his drive as well , i do it by simply playing fetch with the mutt, no treats , no shouting, having him jumping round you waiting for the ball to be thrown, plays right into our hands , it makes us very interesting to the dog and it feels good to be around us for him,,best of luck with it bud,,

 

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[alexcjacko 1]

very good advice that pal i use it myself when walking through fields that are covered in litter or little pieces of anything with my young dog got to be one of the most annoying habits

[lamping lurchers 34]

thanks for that lads, only prolem is my collie x will retrieve a all ut my deer x aint interested he will chase it and have a sniff so i need to find something he is interested in retrieving, a rabit skin would do ut aint going to stay fresh for too long...................any other ideas on things for himn to retrieve

[tsteve9999 456]

I had exactly the same problem if I took my sons terrier out with my dog. The only way for me was to leave the terrier at home and concentrate on my dog. I've reached the stage where I take the two out together once a week for a mooch and the rest of the time it's the lurcher on it's own. The terrier still ranges way too far in front of me for my liking, and pulls the lurcher along with him but the two together are much more obedient than before and the lurchers spot on when he's on his own. Everything I've read said 2 dogs together were hard work and it certainly proved too much for a novice like me. My advice is to take each dog out on its own and work on them on their own for a while, in my experience dogs pick up bad habits from other dogs a lot easier than good ones.

 

Tom