He is Demanding, Destructive and has moved in. (1 Viewer)

[Shrimp]

A very young puppy will follow you without having to be on a lead-try it in an enclosed area.
Pockets full of treats, and plenty of fuss.
Train with a whistle, they hear it better sometimes than a voice, and a hand/arm action. I stick my arm up in the air, that works as Pip can see I need her to come back, mind you sometimes the natural environment works against me, she is a terror….sorry Terrier!

 

[Phill D]

He is already responding to whistle followed by arm gesture, problem is my whistling is a bit suspect.
So I think I need to invest in a small whistle.
When he sees people or dogs he has to say hello.

Which is going to be a challenge.

 

[movan]

Awwwww how wonderful.

Want to tickle his tum. He's gorgeous.

X for Rollo.

 

[Chris]

Meet Max Phil.

He responds to little and is completely mad

 

[Phill D]

He looks a real beauty.

But you can see in his face that he thinks he is in charge.

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[Landy Andy]

When he sees people or dogs he has to say hello.

It’s an age thing. He has only just left his family pack, so is used to being with other dogs/pack. He will soon not bother with it and realise you are more of a priority, especially if you are pack leader.

 

[Phill D]

It’s an age thing. He has only just left his family pack, so is used to being with other dogs/pack. He will soon not bother with it and realise you are more of a priority, especially if you are pack leader.

There could be a power struggle over the next few weeks

 

[NicandJay]

Cute or what!@


I love the puppy stage, now we have a 6 year old Border Terrorist.

Our BT, Rufus, is now 10 months and all the stubborn traits are there.

 

[Wildbill]

Was giving my self a pat on the back yesterday buddy was responding well to training we were down the beach.
No-one in site when off he went ignoring recal his only interest was the seagulls he was chasing.
At a million miles a HR .
He eventually gave up and returns to my feet looking at me like nothing had happened
Ok grandad what we gone do now
Bill