dare 1,103 Posted April 29, 2014 Author Report Share Posted April 29, 2014 Have tried walking her on a side next to me yeah mate she just pulls constantly to get at the dog still and screams her head off. I'm going to make sure I've got some battery left in my phone and get a video. Thanks though I'm open to ideas, hopefully the video will show her behaviour and someone can say what they think it is n the best steps. Papers show she's had 2 homes before me and I know 100% she's had a litter. I feel sorry for her and wouldn't just pass her on because trust me I dought others would have as much patience. No idea how they managed to get her near another dog to be bred or are they more calm when on season as its natural? Never owned a bitch before or bred a dog so wouldn't have a clue. Quote Link to post
Snoz 29 Posted April 29, 2014 Report Share Posted April 29, 2014 mate of mine had a whippet that from what your describing had similar issues, it screamed like a banshee on the lead in what seemed like an effort to get at other dogs . When it was actually let off the lead with the other dogs we had out at the time it half heartedly got into them but this diminished over time , especially when it realised what it was out and off the lead to do. So I would say keep letting it off the lead in a controlled environment muzzled etc until it gets board or enter it for a bit of bushing!!!!. atb Quote Link to post
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