
28-05-2010, 02:33 PM
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separation distress...
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Originally Posted by vitun
...u have a fearful excited dog. just like a spoiled child if i am not wrong.
common poodle being a toy dog we cant resist our selves . you have to play a leader role in his life ...
tell me (does he try) to fight or resist you when u (refuse) to meet his demands .. ?
set ur rules limitations and boundaries for him no matter what.... he has follow ur rules.. start playing an alpha role ...
exercise him daily twice a day in morning and evening . if this not possible try using treadmill.
tire him out before leaving home . simultaneously u can slowly increase the time between ur leaving and arrival ...
exercise comes first then rules limitation and boundaries .... then affection ...
be consistent .... the prob will slowly eradicate .... hav fun with ur dog
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hey, vitun! :--)
and which TV-presenter are U channeling this week?  sounds oh so familiar...
and also not necessarily accurate.
true sep-anx is a panic attack; being a firm leader has ZIP to do with it, as U are not * there! * when the panic-attack occurs.
separation-distress is a milder form, or earlier stage, of genuine sep-anx and is readily treatable.
good luck with Ur studies, and may i suggest i;ll be home soon! by *patricia mcConnell*,
also DVM karen overall for her DESENSITIZATION, Un-Coupling departure cues, and relaxation protocols -
found here -
What is Behavior Modification? | k9aggression.com
cheers,
--- terry
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