binxrexchubbs
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I hope it works also. Hope you're staying warm as well.
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How old is the pup? Also, this has been mentioned but if he doesn't get enough physical exercise . mental exercise will tire him out just as fast! Give him a roast bone to chew on, also teach him some tricks, and make him work for it.... HARD! Also, they have these toys where a dog has to try and find the treat. That works as well.... And when walking to pup put the leash around the top part of the head, almost near his ears. Do NOT let him go outside with high energy because he WILL pull. Make sure to calm him down and when walking, go out the door first and guide him. It does take some work, LOTS of work. But you will get there <3 And you are not a failure.
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Thanks all, I greatly appreciate all of your support. News report, apparently he's naughty and good. He still hasn't submitted to anyone, Henry or Rusty. FIL asked if it's okay with us if he got a shock collar, start with the vibration setting. FIL's arm is hurting from the leash 'jerking'. Other than that, thankfully no one as gotten hurt yet.
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Thanks all, I greatly appreciate all of your support. News report, apparently he's naughty and good. He still hasn't submitted to anyone, Henry or Rusty. FIL asked if it's okay with us if he got a shock collar, start with the vibration setting. FIL's arm is hurting from the leash 'jerking'. Other than that, thankfully no one as gotten hurt yet.
Does your FIL know how to properly use hose collars? I'm never a fan of them. From following the story, it really does sound like Chubbs needs much more mental and physical stimulation than your lifestyle might allow. As much as you're attached and I know you've put in a lot of effort...I really hate to suggest it, but perhaps Chubbs's reputation precedes him with you and your family and it might be time, however sadly, to think about a different home for him. It makes me upset just to think about it.
I'm lucky my bully isn't aggressive, but he has endless energy and I'm not sure he'd be ok in a less active household. I wonder if Chubbs has a similar energy level and it's leaving him frustrated...