Whatd I win? Lol. I nice long snooze....and hopefully will bounce back in the morning. Glad it wasn't a major issue..
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Whatd I win? Lol. I nice long snooze....and hopefully will bounce back in the morning. Glad it wasn't a major issue..
Time to use a muzzle so he can't snoop and scoop the garbage.
A muzzle is not a bad idea. I've considered one of those shock collars in the past but those things seem to be more of a punishment than it does a deterent. As it is now I could save a small fortune on dog food as he seems to thrive on Tim's cups, old kleenex, sticks and dogs feces.
my dog use to get into the kittys litter box and make a friggen mess when she was a puppy, super gross too LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by sawbill
Good thing he’s ok. It was on the news here too a dog ate some buzz candies on the side of a trail. They though he was having a seizure of sort. Turns out he was high like a kite.
Geez SB, what kind of neighbourhood do you live in?
LOL Unbelievable we have to deal with weed butts now. I though people smoked them to the very end?
depends how good it is i guess! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Sharon
My wife's Rotti was terrible for picking up and eating anything she can find out on walks, rabbit poop, small sticks even gravel. I collar conditioned her on sit (a command she knows well) with the e-collar I train my gundogs with. I then taught he "leave it" with light nicks. The collar conditioning took longer than the training but she is no problem on walks now. She has largely given up eating stuff but if she does look interested in something we only need say "leave it".
Used properly the e-collar is not a punishment. I think of it more like a tug on a leash only your leash is 300 yards long. I think most dogs would rather learn this way than wear a muzzle every time they are out.