Bringing in a behaviorlist
Thanks for you support Lisa Frankie and Mattie |
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I'm sure that will do just the trick  |
| Sounds like a great plan, Lisa. Get ahead of any worsening behavior before it occurs. Good luck to Frankie and Mattie. |
| Lisa, I'd love to hear what the behaviourist says. Tiggy has that tendency a little too, its worse if one of us has food then she snaps at Rastus and the the cat  if they come near us. Tiggy's a bossy little witch so she gets in trouble and has to go and sit and behave but it hasnt really deterred her any. |
I think that's a great idea  I know my trainer told me to reward with their favorite treats when together so they learn to associate good things when together. Also, to pay attention to both...isn't that why God gave us two hands? To pet two sheepies at the same time  Let us know how it works. I bet we could all use a little more knowledge when it comes to training! |
| Sounds like a great idea! Do keep in mind that Mattie is the new kid there and is still settling in. To you it probably seems like she's been there long enough to have these issues with Frankie resolved but it often takes much longer. As with most things, patience is the key. The trainer/behaviorist should be able to help you through some of the more difficult things, the rest will just fall into place in time. Please keep us posted on their progress! |
| I hope you don't mind me asking but how much does that cost?? Thank you Traci |
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