Is Your Dog Dramatic During Corrections?

[Raffilr]

My sable gsd talks back to me but he does what I tell him. Sometimes he's funny cause if he's trying to get my attention and I ignore him he will do something bad like chew something he can't chew. But now that he's older is getting better


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[NewbieShepherdGirl]

Originally Posted by wyoung2153

actually when I tell him to do something he REALLY doesn't want to do, I will know because when he does it, he will let out this huge groan/grumble while doing it. It's quite comical actually.

Sasha does this or she'll just get down right sassy lol It gets done, but she lets you know she's not pleased.

[jang]

You should hear Sib when I am trying to wipe her feet before she comes into the house..OMgosh you would think I was twisting her arm off..That is only the beginning of her drama queen antics...VERY VOCAL girl..sometimes this amuses me , sometimes it annoys the heck out of me...gotta love these dogs...

[LoveOscar]

Oscar screams and screaches bloody murder like he is being beaten and tortured. Anything else, he is as silent as a feather. He is still opening up to us, and is starting to whimper and whine more, and scream much less. Like he was taught him screaming meant what ever was being done, no matter how rough or gentle, would immediately cease. He screamed and people let go. Was fun training him out of that one. :-/

[gowen]

No verbal drama during correction. If Dolly does not understand the reason for correction, she will flatten her ears and try to bury her head in my legs or arms and that is how I know I've given a poorly timed correction or am doing a bad job of training her.

All other corrections she understands and, tail wagging, gets back in the game.