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What should I do with a little english setter which has behavior problems2007-11-25 2:53:09

this is the best help you ask for

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I have seen people and am constantly helping individuals retrain their dogs after they took it upon themselves to read a training book or get tips off of the internet. Some tips are easy to teach with just words but far too many, need the seasoned eye of the professional trainer to let you know why your dog isn't responding to your training methods. The body language of the handler is so important to obtaining the attention or your dog and the response that you are seeking. The best tip that I can give you is to find a local training school and sign up for Basic Obedience training. Take a course and learn first hand how difficult it is to assess your own body language.

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Instead of trying to wing it on your own, try looking for a local dog trainer or go to obedience classes. Some are available through 4H groups or animal shelters, some are private people. It would really be easiest that way, and then you'd be much more prepared when you get the next dog. Have fun with your new pup!

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Take your dog to soemone that does "traditional" dog training, and not this new age clicker and treat because you you looked at me cute.

By traditional I mean a method that is tried and true over several decades.

Visit the link I have provided, and find out the facts of what I consider "real" dog training, and not the misconceptions.

You will wind up with a dog who is well adjusted, well trained, and most of all is BONDED TO YOU and not his stomach!

Best of luck!

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