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Jennifer Cornacchia
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Discipline Help!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Priscilla, CARLY, and Frankie Oct 22, 2010. 10 Replies 0 Likes
My corgi is 6 months old now and I really need some help with disciplining her correctly. Every where that I've read stated that it's normal for Corgi puppies to nip at ankles due to their herding…Continue
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Jennifer Cornacchia left a comment for G, Cierra & Munchkin"Welcome to the site! I found Abbey at a breeder in Erie, PA. I looked around for a while and fell in love with Abbey through pictures. Surprisingly, I found the breeder on petfinder.com while just simply browsing one day."
G, Cierra & Munchkin left a comment for Jennifer Cornacchia"I just joined site. I am so happy to see that there are CORGI'S in the NYC Metro area. Excuse me for being so bold....but I am looking for a breeder in our area. Looking for personal references. Can you tell me where you got your furbaby from?…"
Priscilla, CARLY, and Frankie replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"this is encouraging for sure!!!"
Priscilla, CARLY, and Frankie replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"my puppy of 9 months has some of these same issues and im having a hard time staying on course and being patient with her ..the correction and training are constant .. wow this is as hard a rearing children~!"
Lori A. Haskett left a comment for Jennifer Cornacchia"Welcome to my Corgi Jennifer & Abbey isn't this an awesome site for Corgi issues. Hope you've been able to get some good tips. Wishing you all the best Lori, callie & Cooper"
Vee Luther replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"I've found the low pitched but nasal "enhh"..noise, sort of like the you made a mistake buzzer sound, works well wtih my guys. There's an instant response to that noise rather than a word. Does this make sense? Seems to work with…"
Carla replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"Most definitely. We have sofa/loveseat covers on our living room furniture, but they're crappy Walmart brand, so they don't fit properly and sort of hang off in places. When Casey was 3/4 months old, she used to LOVE grabbing at the pieces…"
Bev Levy replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"Ditto to what Beth said. Sparty who was nothing but trouble as a puppy grew up to be a very well behaved although vocal dog. He is 12 now and minds extremely well. I think he is a mind reader and never has to be told no twice (except for his barky…"
Jennifer Cornacchia replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"I will definitely try all of your suggestions. We did enroll her in puppy classes and she did great. She does all of the commands (although she's not THAT great with 'drop it') she does have all of the other commands down and will…"
Beth replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"Your Casey sounds an awful lot like my Jack, and your methods that worked sound similar to what worked with Jack.
I spent many an evening going into the kitchen, sitting down to play with him, exiting because he was just too jumpy/bitey/barkey,…"
Carla replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"I agree with Beth; if she can't handle being on the couch politely, then she shouldn't be allowed up. Only when she's acting properly should she be given "privileges" such as being on the couch. In reality, the couch itself…"
Beth replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"If she nips when she comes up on the couch, I would promptly put her back on the floor and not let her come up again for a few minutes til she's calm. Then only let her up when invited, and only allow her to stay when she's being calm and…"
Sarah C. commented on Jennifer Cornacchia's blog post Discipline Help!"I just want to say that a lot of people might argue about what's best and what's not. I personally feel that different dogs have different personalities and from their little quirks and different experiences they will interpret a correct…"
Sammie Esposito replied to Jennifer Cornacchia's discussion Discipline Help!"She might be a little older then a newborn but she is still a puppy. Puppies need guidance to know when they are playing too rough. How old was she when you got her? She might not have had enough experience with her littler mates to know that biting…"
Jeremy, Ashley, and Addy-Bell commented on Jennifer Cornacchia's blog post Discipline Help!"I almost forgot about the muzzle grip thing! I never knew that was what it was called but ive done that with Addy too. She whines and gripes and tries to get away, but it has been effective."
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- About Me:
- Abbey is my first Corgi, along with also being my first dog. She's a handful but so wonderful!
- Welsh Corgi Breeder?
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- About My Corgi(s):
- Abbey is just about 5 months old and is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi
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Discipline Help!
Posted on August 13, 2010 at 4:41pm 7 Comments 0 Likes
My corgi is 6 months old now and I really need some help with disciplining her correctly. Every where that I've read stated that it's normal for Corgi puppies to nip at ankles due to their herding instincts and you should use a loud "NO" or a loud noise to help correct this behavior. Since I've been trying that for about 4 months now, I've become a little desperate. It's not just the ankle biting (she's actually gotten a little better), my main issue is that she'll snap at you at certain…
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Posted on July 17, 2010 at 1:55am 13 Comments 0 Likes
Our corgi, Abbey, is 5 months old and is definitely a handful as most other puppies are. Our main issue is in the evening. When Abbey gets tired, she refuses to just lay down. If she feels herself getting tired, she will jump up and just run around. She starts to nip more and just becomes cranky in general. Does anyone else seem to have this issue? How can it be resolved? All she wants to do is lay down since she looks exhausted, but won't!
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- At 11:57pm on November 6, 2010, G, Cierra & Munchkin said…
- This site is amazing.....Thanks for the info.....
- At 3:31am on November 6, 2010, G, Cierra & Munchkin said…
- I just joined site. I am so happy to see that there are CORGI'S in the NYC Metro area. Excuse me for being so bold....but I am looking for a breeder in our area. Looking for personal references. Can you tell me where you got your furbaby from? Thanks for your help.
- At 10:03am on August 18, 2010, Lori A. Haskett said…
- Welcome to my Corgi Jennifer & Abbey isn't this an awesome site for Corgi issues. Hope you've been able to get some good tips. Wishing you all the best Lori, callie & Cooper
- At 2:39pm on July 19, 2010,
Wendt Worth Corgi's said… 
- At 11:38pm on July 16, 2010,
Geri & Sidney said… - Welcome Jennifer and Abbey!
- At 8:51pm on July 16, 2010,
Carol Rea said… - Welcome Jennifer and Abbey. Enjoy your new bundle of joy, post some pictures when you get a chance - those of us on this site just love to look at corgi pictures! Carol, Lucky and Sonny
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