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Ozzy used to do this quite a bit. He still does it when he doesn't want to stop playing or if we're on a walk and walking in a direction he doesn't want to. He's 2 now and the behavior has abated quite a bit.
I initilally stopped a lot of the behavior by teaching "leave it." I would spray him with water, say 'Leave it' and the behavior would stop. Now all I have to say is "Leave it."
I have always chalked this behavior up to adolescence. Not sure it has anything to do with herding.
I initilally stopped a lot of the behavior by teaching "leave it." I would spray him with water, say 'Leave it' and the behavior would stop. Now all I have to say is "Leave it."
I have always chalked this behavior up to adolescence. Not sure it has anything to do with herding.
