Why does my Yo-Yo sneak/creep slowly inside when called?
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| When can't speak to all, but I had a girl who attacked brooms, mops, vacuums (silly thing could latch on almost like riding the Hoover). For her it was the movement on the floor........herding action in overdrive. You have to train that out of him with patience (while trying not the laugh). That same mop attacker would also chew on my shoes when we'd play......always made sure my shoes were tough enough. Other sheepies didn't have this motion drive.......oh wait, MO did with snow thrown off a snow shovel or the goop being thrown down while cleaning the gutters. silly dogs. Others haven't had extreme herding in their psyche. Yeah the crouching is to ambush, don't tolerate it. When he comes in quickly, reward-reward. Jumping and nipping is just repetition training......he's in the brat stages and trying to gain dominance. You have to double down on your obedience at every moment. He must learn you are in charge.......and love him when he's a good boy. |
SheepieBoss wrote: You have to double down on your obedience at every moment. He must learn you are in charge.......and love him when he's a good boy. That pretty much sums it up -- though it's pretty had to do sometime. :- ) |
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