Thinking Of Selling Daisy

[Kfamr]

15-20 is fine for daily training. It is best to make training sessions short so that dogs don't get bored. However, if that is all you spend with her daily that is NOT enough.

Daisy needs some rules. She needs pack rules. She needs to understand that your kids are humans (right now I'm sure she sees them as screaming, running toys!) The NILIF, Nothing In Life Is Free, method of training should help quite a bit. It's very easy (for us) and anyone can train their animal using this. Daisy needs to know her basics - sit, down, lay down, stay, come, etc. Google it.

I never said anything about outside dogs not being able to be trained. HOWEVER, it is very difficult to teach a dog not to jump on toddlers, not to chase them, etc. if they are stuck outside their whole lives and never around the kids.


What do you need to know about training? I said in my very first post that people here (well, I can speak for myself) would be willing to help you train her and answer questions you may have. However, when suggestion training you spoke as if it was absolutely impossible to train.

It's not. It's incredibly easy to train a dog especially if you get to know your dog.


PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE contact Daisy's breeder. AS I said, I'm not sure what type of breeder she came from but you can be in a legal mess if you decide to sell her and it was in the contract for her to be returned.

[wolfsoul]

I have contacted who I believe to be Daisy's breeder, and hopefully she can step in and help out.

[coco-bean]

I have contacted who I believe to be Daisy's breeder, and hopefully she can step in and help out.

Thank you, i was hoping there was a REAL breeder behind that pup!

[timlewis]

First Thank You all for your advice, But i dont need anyone contacting anyone im grown and can do that myself. I will give the training a try, and ill let you know how it goes.