Stubborn Dogs that are Difficult to Train

Greyhound: Stop Bad Behavior, Teaching Commands, Diet

admin — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 22:22:14 +0000

A sight hound of exceptional speed and agility, the Greyhound is a loving companion. Retired racers make great pets and acclimate well to pet life in a short time. Retired Greyhounds are already crate trained and have lived in the company of other dogs.

The movements of small children and other pets (cats, rabbits, ferrets)

can be confusing

to Greyhounds whose sharp sight drives its’ prey instincts.

A secure, fenced yard with room for a daily run will keep this breed happy. Learn to use a lead for all other outdoor activity as the Greyhounds’ prey drive is so great that commands go unnoticed when stimulated.

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Categories into Stubborn Dog Breeds

admin — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 19:50:49 +0000

It is difficult to categorize dog breeds into Stubborn Dog Breeds. Labrador and Golden Retrievers are typically friendly dogs, but, abuse and malhandling can turn a well-behaved Lab puppy into an aggressive, stubborn dog.

Again, BloodHounds are typically stubborn in nature. But, proper handling and consistent training can turn even an aggressive BloodHounds into an obedient pet.

Dogs that are Hard to Housebreak

admin — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 17:55:02 +0000

Some breeds are easy to potty train as they don’t like for their living quarters to be messy or smelly or they really like to please their owners.

Whereas, other breeds are more difficult to housebreak. Such breeds may need a special type of training. However, with patience and persistence, nearly every dog can be housetrained.

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It is particularly difficult to potty train some types of dogs such as Scent Hounds, Sight Hounds, Sight Hounds, Pointers & Setters and Terriers. Types like Retrievers and most Toy Breeds can be potty trained with ease.

Different breed groups have different potty training difficulties. Some are prone to marking, while some are quite stubborn to follow your instructions and commands. You need to understand the dog himself and his body language and behavior and act accordingly. Learn more… get your Free Course on Dog Training

How to deal with stubborn dogs ?

admin — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 14:51:34 +0000

Working with a stubborn dog will require you to use a shake can frequently. You can make a loud, yet easy-to-handle shake can with a soda pop can and 10-12 pennies. After inserting the pennies, tape the opening closed. You may have to keep one of these in every room you allow your dog. When the can is shaken, it must be done loudly and be accompanied by a loud and firm “NO.” When he quits what he is doing, praise him vigorously.

Using jerk and release will be very important for these dogs. When they just indicate they are about to do something other than what they are supposed to be doing, give them a quick jerk and release and say firmly “NO” then use a jerk and release along with the command for what they are supposed to be doing. Once the dog is corrected, praise him lavishly for complying.

Training Difficult Dogs

admin — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 09:46:22 +0000

Difficult Dog Breeds need an experienced, consistent, and confident owner. These dog breeds are ‘no kennel’ dogs. If tied up in the yard or eft alone without exercise and these
dog breeds show destructive,nervous or even aggressive
dog behavior.
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Stubborn Dogs are most likely to be found in the hound and terrier groups but may also be found among the sporting dogs. Hardheaded dogs are difficult to train, especially if you do not have much experience in training dogs. They are unwilling to do something to please you the first time around. Their response is planted feet, talking back (yip or bark), growling, or barring their teeth .