tigerlily46514
Honored Member
THE SNOW HAS MELTED!! :laughsnow:Now that we can see the cement of the street, I'd like to teach Buddy to stop at the edge of the street, to NOT put his paw on the cement of the street at the edge of our lawn without permission. I've seen dogs who do this on film. I've met one in real life. Does this confuse the dog when you take him on walks then?
How do you teach this?
I HAD Buddy pretty well trustworthy in our front lawn, (UNfenced), BUT, lately, he's had some dog-friends visit, that run up and down the street, and he's turning into a hooligan again!:msngiggle: NOw, he acts like his recall training did not ever happen.:dognowink: Bummer. I spent SO MUCH time on that, felt we had that about 85% nailed...it's back to zero it seems.:msniwonder:
NOW, if he even walks in the front yard, Mr. Buddy acts like, "Ooh, the front yard! :dogbiggrin: I have about 2 minutes to run crazy up and down the street before i am corralled! GO!"
So how does one teach a dog to stop at the edge of the street?
How do you teach this?
I HAD Buddy pretty well trustworthy in our front lawn, (UNfenced), BUT, lately, he's had some dog-friends visit, that run up and down the street, and he's turning into a hooligan again!:msngiggle: NOw, he acts like his recall training did not ever happen.:dognowink: Bummer. I spent SO MUCH time on that, felt we had that about 85% nailed...it's back to zero it seems.:msniwonder:
NOW, if he even walks in the front yard, Mr. Buddy acts like, "Ooh, the front yard! :dogbiggrin: I have about 2 minutes to run crazy up and down the street before i am corralled! GO!"
So how does one teach a dog to stop at the edge of the street?