Good luck with him, as bad as it seems, with some proper good attention, and good management habits, most of the time this problem can be overcome quickly.
Hope your mom is better soon. Let us know if you have more questions.
All Rottweiler since 1988
Good luck with him, as bad as it seems, with some proper good attention, and good management habits, most of the time this problem can be overcome quickly.
Hope your mom is better soon. Let us know if you have more questions.
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Thank you all for your advice, I thought that I would give you a little update on Reilly. Slowly but surely I have been trying to work with him, the trade off is going great!!!!! I have always been able to take his food or bones or toys out of his mouth, but now when its something he is not supposed to have, we do a trade, you were so right, he is so much more willing to give mommy the "bad" stuff...lol We make sure things are picked up we were doing that before, but sometimes he would get things from outside or out of the trash...lol thanks again for the advice and i will keep you posted.
All Rottweiler since 1988
How excellent! I'm so glad to hear you are making progress with him. Keep it up, it will only get better.
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That is wonderful that you are making progress with him! Congrats, and good luck on continued success!
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