brendanelson109

Hi Adrienne Thank you for replying to my previous post so quickly. I don’t know why I couldn’t continue the thread. I suppose my real concern is that I don’t have a strong bond with my dogs because they want to chill with my husband and not. Is it something I will have to accept? From Brenda and her boys

I have recently purchased your course and I am thoroughly enjoying reading it. I have 3 dogs Taffy a Pug x who is about 2 and a half years, Otis a Pomeranian is 1 year 9 months, Arlo another Pom is 1. I have been training them from they were pups. Taffy has just started Rally. Although they can do a lot of the things on your course there are some problems which I am learning from your tips how to solve. Your approach to training I think is really good. What I don’t understand is, I do everything for the dogs get them up in the morning, feed them, groom them, walk them, play with them put them to bed at night. My husband does nothing but when he is home they lie at his feet, follow him around and if he goes out of the room they sit at the door waiting for him to return. When he goes to work they are fine no anxiety or concern that he is not around. Hope you can tell me the reason. From Brenda and her boys

When I am training my Pug x he gets really excited and tries to snatch the treats:mad: