resource guarding in dogs
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- This week Charlie discusses how to stop resource guarding and dog training commands.
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With every dog I have owned from day one I have removed there bones, toys and food from them. To date never had a problem with Resource guarding I even made my wife do it... Great vids Charlie I never stop learning from your content, We have a lovely one year old cocker and she is nearly well trained lol thanks to you...
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So good to hear those comments about resource guarding. I’m not sure what’s happened in the time since we trained our 14 year old spaniel but with our new pup all the trainers now seem to have this soft approach with treats for everything. Pups need to consistently see that they are at the bottom of the pack. No aggressive behaviour will be tolerated.
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Hi Charlie, do you/ any of the team have GSP/GWP/English Pointers in at the moment? Would be good to see the key differences in training, if any, compared to cocker/labs.
A question regarding retrieving, my 19month old lab is pretty steady and super keen to run out for the retrieve but once she picks it up she runs around with it and doesn’t want to give it back. I use the standard green and the plastic water dummies, she’s the same with both although much better with a ball.
What would you suggest we work on to help address this, it’s driving me crazy. Thanks for the great videos and super tips 😊
Really interesting, my springer resource guards on the bed. Had one trainer suggest using different commands that he knows well like Sit or Search, it works to snap him out of it but it seems like it’s a reward for bad behaviour. I read a book about resource guarding a lot of that type of behaviour suggest the dogs mind set is in a take it or leave it e.g take it they’re self regulating and only get things they’re told to take vs “leave it” where the owner has to manage the dog and tell them constantly to leave it. I’ve found that switching my spaniel to a different mindset where he has to wait or be told he can take it, he’s become a lot better, he’s self managing and a lot calmer…as a spaniel can be 😂
Mine is a year old, he gaurds everything even his bed and blankets , he wont retreive as ,as soon as he catches something he wont give it back , at home he runs to his bed with everything .
what if your dog doesn’t go off and play by himself what command do you use to send the dog off to play? And Frodo is doing really well
Any ideas how to stop a well bred/healthy twelve month old lab from trying to eat her kennel? She’s in the house when we are home then out at night and through the day possibly four days a week, she’s kenneled on her own? Any ideas I’ve had spaniels previously and never had a problem chewing once past the teething stage?
If your dog had a bone for example and was resource guarding. Would you suggest removing it, giving it back, removing it giving it back, removing it as long as it takes until the dog learns? Even if the dog is snappy with you. Obviously with the gloves on lol
Yes
But I would make sure the dog was being trained as well!
@@MordorGundogs appreciate the reply. Never had this problem before with a dog but I'm sure I will, so always good to learn 👍
Really interesting, my springer resource guards on the bed. Had one trainer suggest using different commands that he knows well like Sit or Search, it works to snap him out of it but it seems like it’s a reward for bad behaviour. I read a book about resource guarding a lot of that type of behaviour suggest the dogs mind set is in a take it or leave it e.g take it they’re self regulating and only get things they’re told to take vs “leave it” where the owner has to manage the dog and tell them constantly to leave it. I’ve found that switching my spaniel to a different mindset where he has to wait or be told he can take it, he’s become a lot better, he’s self managing and a lot calmer…as a spaniel can be 😂