All Blog Posts Tagged 'behavior' (26)

Peace Reigns Again!

 You'll probably recall from my last post that the other day Cassie evinced a moment of snappishness toward Ruby the (former) Corgi Pup. One reader expressed concern that some dominance aggressiveness might be developing. Further discussion of dominance issues appears in a new discussion string, where the OP describes using a…

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Added by Vicky Hay on March 10, 2015 at 10:11pm — 2 Comments

Recognizing Aggression In Other Dogs

  Far far too often you hear about cases on the news about dog attacks or hearing stories from people you know. I can honestly say that I'm proud that I grew up around aggressive dogs and I had volunteered two years of helping aggressive dogs heal.The events that took place on Sunday made me very thankful for my experience in this field.

  Sunday night a bunch of friends and family friends of my husband were having a bonfire. They also have two dogs, a German Shepard and a…

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Added by Autumn and Jonathan on April 22, 2014 at 9:00pm — 3 Comments

Possible Resource Guarding Issues

Hello everyone! Bandit is doing fantastic (can't believe she is already 13 weeks old!), but I have had some issues the past few days with her while we have her outside to go potty. 



The area outside my apartment where I take her to do her business has some mulch around the bushes, which was fine, but when the landscaping people came this past week they somehow managed to get little bits of mulch all over Bandit's usual potty area. The problem stems from this. She…

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Added by Marissa, Bandit, and Bacon on December 12, 2013 at 8:27pm — 6 Comments

A mad, crazy, wonderful world

Ok you guys, it has been a CRAZY few days.  A video I posted of Fiona on YouTube went viral, and it has been a total roller coaster ride since then.  You can see the YouTube video here.  And below is a photo of her smiling about all the nice people saying warm and fuzzy things about her.…

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Added by Natalie, Fiona, & Django on March 13, 2013 at 12:07am — 13 Comments

Fiona's first month home

After all of the months of research and waiting and planning and preparation...Fiona finally came home on February 1st.  And oh, what a month it's been!

I have a…

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Added by Natalie, Fiona, & Django on March 3, 2013 at 10:00am — 15 Comments

New Boyfriend Afraid of Dogs.....What to do?

First, he doesn't "hate" dogs, he's just scared of them.  He's never lived in a home with a dog.

He hasn't been to my house yet - obviously.  

Even when I tell him stories of how Bear lies nose to nose with me in the morning when I'm waking up, to speed up the process so he can get food of course - he tells me that I need to not let my dogs near my face.  And how it's dangerous and that they could really bite me and do some damage.

I have never…

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Added by Stephanie on May 12, 2012 at 1:45am — 10 Comments

Suggestions for aggression?

My (soon to be) 5 month old Pem, Dexter, is becoming more and more aggressive. I believe it is because of his teething, but I can't be sure. I know his teeth are really bothering him, they are falling out and growing in, and he sometimes bleeds. I feel terrible about his pain, but the way he has been acting is unacceptable. He has a Nylabone, Kong, etc. I freeze rags and give them to him, and he loves pieces of ice. I feel like I'm doing the right thing for his teeth, so could it be…

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Added by Kelli & Ethan K on January 15, 2012 at 11:06pm — 20 Comments

Olivia (AKA Livvy)...ran away...NOT...

 

I spent 3 hours yesterday looking for Livvy. Now, she never leaves the yard and can be trusted to stay home! Well, I couldn't find her and thought the worst so I walked in the fields,drove all over and squeaked her favorite toys plus played ball with the others to get her to "come". Right before I left again I laid her 2 balls on the deck after playing catch with…

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Added by Jane Christensen on August 28, 2011 at 11:20am — 6 Comments

Corgi learning curve

In my observation, Quin will pick up new things very quickly if the motivation and the method  used are the correct ones.

If only all things were as easy to teach her as the ones she learns without any prompting by me:(  

We live on two acres in the desert and some people let their dogs run or they get out or whatever the excuse is,  but if they come over to my house and up to my door Quin will bark just like if there is a coyote well maybe she barks more ferociously at the…

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Added by Kari & Quin on June 21, 2011 at 8:27pm — 3 Comments

Training, purposefully and accidental : )



There are many things we have purposely taught Cici, but we are amused at the things she has “accidentally” picked up.

 

She know the basics, sit, lay down, off, ….etc.…

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Added by Finnley Mae on April 28, 2011 at 1:00am — 3 Comments

At my wits end...okay it's not that bad but...

We moved into the new house in June. The house came with a dog door that is a bit big and high for corgis. The dog that was here before was a husky.


In June I worked with Bear and Goldy to go through the door - I followed all kinds of training advice. They would go right through it when the flap was up, but put the flap down and no go.


I understood their fear, the door is a bit high for them and they literally have to jump through it and I'm sure…
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Added by Stephanie on November 1, 2010 at 7:39pm — 8 Comments

My corgi eats everything he shouldnt

My 2 and a half year old male eats everything he shouldnt. I cant have balls to play with because he chews them open and start to eat it peice by peice. He chews up all his stuffed toys, eats and swallows the stuffing and then the squeeky toy inside. I dont know what to do with him. In the yard he eats branches off my trees that fall to the ground. He eats alot of grass, and sometimes he vomits. I just dont know what to do. Any suggestions?

Added by Queenie and Chico on June 6, 2010 at 12:04am — 11 Comments

Great dog!

Each day Le-Le does something so cute or funny that my husband and I have to just smile or comment about how wonderful she is. We feel lucky that she is in our family. We get so many comments when we travel about how wonderful corgis are. I have to always explain she is a cardigan and a bit different from a Pembroke. She is a great traveler though she still does not like strangers too much. She does get used to the rhythm of travel, does her business quickly, likes her walks, behaves in the… Continue

Added by Anne on September 9, 2009 at 10:38pm — 1 Comment

Country Living story online

Here is the link to our story and Le-Le's debut in Country Living. For the full story you must get the magazine. But you can see all the photo's online no problem. Not sure if you will need to copy and paste this or if it will open up if you click on this.... Enjoy! Anne

http://www.countryliving.com/homes/house-tours/colorful-farmhouse-style-0609?click=main_sr

Added by Anne on May 13, 2009 at 9:15am — 6 Comments

Rainwater

It is SOOO hard to potty train a puppy when it's raining outside. He stops and drinks from EVERY water puddle!!!!! Ugh.

Added by Stephanie on March 14, 2009 at 8:11pm — 5 Comments

Le-le is 3!

Le-Le had her 3rd birthday yesterday. Tomorrow is her anniversary of being in our family. In 2008 we picked up a very scared, confused corgi, renamed her and now a year later she is ours completely. She loves my husband and gives him big kisses every morning. This from a dog who was so scared of him the 1st month. On the rare occasion that she barks we get so excited to hear her speak. She does make cute funny noises every morning before we start the day.She comes when I call, will sit on… Continue

Added by Anne on February 25, 2009 at 11:52pm — 6 Comments

Tribute To Mr Jack

On my birthday I wanted to do something I would remember. Since I don't have kids, I decided Jack's name would be perfect. :) Besides, Jack is my child, and I always want him to be with me. <3


Tribute To Jack

Added by Mister Jack on February 25, 2009 at 9:30pm — 6 Comments

The BEST Toy for Corgis!!!!

I read about this ball that was recommended for herding breeds. It made sounds when bouncing or rolling causing the herding instinct to kick in and have them chase it and corner it. Me being the curious mommy I am decided to take a look at it for Caesar. Since he needed to go to the vet for booster shots I went to talk to a salesperson about it. He did not hear about the ball being great for herding dogs but I decided to give it a try. No, the ball is not good... it's pretty freaking… Continue

Added by Caesar & Molly on January 9, 2009 at 2:32pm — 11 Comments

Cleaning the House with Caesar

Real life story inspired by Caesar...



How to Clean the House with 3 month Caesar



1 - Take a walk around the house and start a game plan. Be followed by Caesar.

2 - Start with laundry. Make a pile of whites. Chase Caesar around the house yelling "leave it" as an attempt to have him drop your socks.

3 - Make a pile of colors. Chase Caesar around the house as he picks once again the same sock you have taken away from him.

4 - Put Caesar in crate, feel guilty,… Continue

Added by Caesar & Molly on January 6, 2009 at 10:43pm — 8 Comments

Possessive or possessed?!

I hope everyone had happy holidays!



As of late, Jack has been very, very aggressive towards his 'sister'. I'm talking about knock down, drag out fights! She can just look at him funny, and he snarls up like a small fluffy rat. We've tried everything from spanking with a rolled up newspaper, to locking him in his room for a time out. It gets even worse when his 'sister' gets near me, he just gets crazy. I've had to pull them apart several times in just the last two days! Jack even… Continue

Added by Mister Jack on December 29, 2008 at 12:59am — 3 Comments

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