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A 'cure' for puppy mischief?

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Sherbert37 · 17/06/2009 10:02

Was advised by a friend to squirt my puppy quickly with water and say 'no' when she starts nipping ankles ot biting trousers. Just a little squirt, enough to distract her. Seems to be working. I use a Jif lemon container. Will see what today brings as it is raining and it is much more difficult to entertain her inside.

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NellyNoKnicks · 17/06/2009 10:08

When my dog was a puppy I was told to make a short, high pitched shriek whenever he started nipping, worked a treat with him because it shocked him into stopping. The water pistol never worked with him because he absolutely loves being sprayed with water!

Sherbert37 · 17/06/2009 10:11

Yes I have to say our Border Terrier is very interested in the Jif lemon bottle so I will need to hide it. Glad you are not saying I am being cruel!

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NellyNoKnicks · 17/06/2009 10:17

Maybe if you used a pressure hose you would be considered cruel! Good luck with the training though

Sherbert37 · 17/06/2009 10:19

The pressure hose did cross my mind as she disappeared into my grumpy neighbour's garden for the umpteenth time yesterday...

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NellyNoKnicks · 17/06/2009 10:27

Thats hilarious! Beats chasing a smelly, wet dog around the bathroom i suppose and obviously de-hairing the plughole

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