Verbally Correcting A single Dog When You Have Two

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"I have two dogs- - a Pit Bull and a Boston Terrier. I have read that you really should not use the dog's name and [the word]"No" together so that the dog does not associate unfavorable feelings with his name. So how do I tell a single dog "No," without having both feeling like they are each in trouble?

Situation: The Pit Bull is happily playing with her chew toy. The Boston Terrier is chewing on my sofa. How do I let the sofa chewer know that he is ...

A poster from our discussion forum asked:

"I have two dogs- - a Pit Bull and a Boston Terrier. I have read that you really should not use the dog's human resources manager name and [the word]"No" with each other so that the dog does not associate unfavorable feelings with his name. So how do I tell 1 dog "No," without having each feeling like they are each in trouble?

Situation: The Pit Bull is happily playing with ford expedition parts her chew toy. The Boston Terrier is chewing on my sofa. How do I let the sofa chewer know that he is in the incorrect (the Boston knows greater. I have corrected him employing the prong collar in the previous and by just saying, "No," will get him to stop) without producing the Pit Bull feel that she is in difficulty.

Adam replies:

Eye speak to.

You do not need to have to worry about the other dog's "emotions." Just make eye get in touch with with the dog you are going to right.

If the dog is chewing on your couch you really should NOT BE Giving VERBAL CORRECTIONS. You really should be giving leash corrections.

Chewing on the couch is a significant infraction. We do not give $two tickets for chewing on the couch. We give $200 tickets. Otherwise, your correction will have no which means. (Maintain the tab and instruction collar on the dog.)

You shouldn't be providing cadillac auto parts exclusively verbal corrections for this behavior. Period. Two, perhaps 3 leash corrections for this behavior and your dog should by no means do it once again. If he continues undertaking it, then you know that your corrections aren't firm enough. Also, you may possibly want to attempt taking one link out of the pinch collar. It must be a snug fit.

I do not advise pet owners to ever use the dog's name in conjunction with the word "No."

That's all for now, people!

Adam