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Old 28-05-2011, 07:16 AM
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Re: Some more advice please

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If you have never used it how can you reccomend it or know its one of the best. Just because a food is at the high end of the scale price wise doesnt always mean its the best.
It is just what I have been told is good by a lot of dog owners - this isn't the only means of talking to dog people...
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Re: Some more advice please

Fair enough, a food can work great with one owner's dog, but be poor with another. Perhaps recommendations need some hint about sources?

For instance; my dog is fed JWB and well on it. Many ppl in DH&N forum prefer BARF diet ie raw. Some SBT owners say kibble is indigestible and recommend raw.
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Old 28-05-2011, 07:57 AM
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Re: Some more advice please

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I've decided to dedicate getting her out every single day now right after work without fail.

I took her out today, later than planned (it is the gfs birthday and I still took her out!) and I beasted her, I'm in aload of pain from yesterdays marathon at the gym and planned nothing but a walk but I gave her the run of her life today and was out with her for god knows how long.

So you can spend hours at the gym but are too busy to walk and train a young gundog? So you over-exercised a growing dog? Is this wise? It can harm growing joints to over-excercise. You need a sensible routine - twice a day for 30 minutes or so. Plus two ten minute training sessions. NOT a `beasting` occasionally.

She's been absolutely perfect until about an hour ago.. I was telling her to go away, she wanted to be touching.. I'd tell her to go away, shed come back instantly, shed already just been out.. and then she flipped jumping up on me and I ignored for at least 5minutes by this point she was nipping my hands and then pee'd on the carpet and jumped at me again.

Why didn`t you let her out to pee and then train the dog? This was an ideal opportunity to spend five minutes teaching her something and using that response instead of winding her up?

When she was out before I watched her pee, alot.

I'm always always paranoid about her peeing in the house still or pooing, I dont think it shows and when she wanders into the kitchen I dont jump up and follow her anymore but its always on my mind.

So am I transferring that to her without thinking I am?
Maybe she has a bladder problem?

Have you asked the vet to check her out

What would YOU guys do in this situation, how would you handle a dog that just flips out.

Heh, maybe she is bi-polar!?

No. She is mismanaged. And I doubt people with mental health issues would find that very amusing.

So so so frustrating though because shes so nice sometimes but it seems if she doesnt get her way.. that is the problem!
I suggest you buy books by Gwen Bailey and Jean Donaldson and learn how to train a young gundog.
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