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  • #92628
    *Nat*
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    Very interesting Bev – shal put it into practice one day!  ;D

    #92629
    toppy
    Member

    [quote author=kizkiznobite link=topic=5319.msg85200#msg85200 date=1161611364]
    The important thing is to let them get on with it, remove all resources like toys, half eaten bones etc then be there just in case – ignore the established dog saying stuff like – what is it?  Is it staying?  That’s my toy?  – do not reinforce any behaviour – just ignore. Let the pup sniff about and find her/his feet – the exits in to the garden – the position of the beds – the food bowls etc
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    I would never of thought of that!  ::)  🙂
    Love posts like this!!

    #92630
    xtine
    Member

    At what age is best to get a new addition?? Ideally?

    #92631
    toppy
    Member

    [quote author=xtine link=topic=5319.msg85206#msg85206 date=1161612225]
    At what age is best to get a new addition?? Ideally?
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    Ooooooooooo xtine, you going to get another?  😀

    #92632
    xtine
    Member

    no not yet… but it doesn’t hurt to ask the question does it??  >:D  ;D

    #92633
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    it depends on the resident dog and his/hers state of physical health and mind and how well trained or not that dog is and what time you have – dogs communicate to each other faster then lightening – bad stuff gets taught as well as the good – it really does depend on the house system in place

    #92634
    xtine
    Member

    so…definately not yet then in my case! LOL

    #92635
    toppy
    Member

    [quote author=kizkiznobite link=topic=5319.msg85209#msg85209 date=1161612540]
    it depends on the resident dog and his/hers state of physical health and mind and how well trained or not that dog is and what time you have – dogs communicate to each other faster then lightening – bad stuff gets taught as well as the good – it really does depend on the house system in place
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    i know its hard for you to say…..but what kind of training does the resident dog need to know! is it just basic things like – sit, down, come back,  etc things like that! or does it go further?

    #92636
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    it is more about what you want of the dog – what you are prepared to live with – but…remember if you get another dog you have this times 2 so it is a whole new ball game

    #92637
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    ok lets use an example to explain

    komtessa asked for this post as they get bluebell this weekend

    they have nacho – a well trained well balanced healthy boyo – but…he had bad door manners – now…if they had not done something about it then they would have 2 full grown weims with bad door manners – it is what you can cope with – if it don’t matter to you that your dog has bad door manners because you deal with it fine – but…if you getting another one then it adds some  ;D – ok? with me?

    #92638
    toppy
    Member

    ok, i think i understand now! so, basically whatever your dog does, the new addition will probably follow and do the same?

    Like milly barks when someone is at the door, but once the door is opened and she knows who is there, she stops barking and wants to play with the person at the door! – so the new dog would do the same?? or am i getting all this wrong?  :-[  ::)

    #92639
    kizkiznobite
    Member

    if you are happy with that then well and good – i would not be but keep a pack and i am a manager  – but what i am saying is would you be happy for 2 dogs to behave that way? if not then you have to sort out the residents dog behaviour before the new addition arrives

    #92640
    toppy
    Member

    ok i see!!

    I like her to give me a little bark when somone is at the door as i don’t always hear it, but i would prefer her once i go to the door to go back in the house and do whatever!! how would i do that??

    #92641
    Anonymous
    Guest

    great info thanks!! we done this when we went to get Tyson as Molly was still young wanted to make sure they were ok with eachother on pups turf, then the car, then the journey then mollys turf. We knew from previous dogs how Trixie would be, she stays away and it was best to introduce on Trixie turf so she had knowledge of where to go to avoid contact with the new pup ;D

    #92642
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Took Dex with us when we went to get Kodi, he had a good sniff of her, Jamie sat in the back with Kodi so Dex could see her all the way home, soon as we got home  just let them wander around, Dex was not impressed. Every time she came near him he’d get up and walk off, she was like awww I wanna play, took him about a week before he really took any notice of her.

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