> "BuZZard" buzzardnest.com> wrote in message
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> : "~shady angel~" gmail.net> wrote in message
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> : > BuZZard wrote:
> : >> "~shady angel~" gmail.net> wrote in message
> : >> news:4812a775$1@news2.actrix.gen.nz...
> : >>> BuZZard wrote:
> : >>>> MY babies I just love with all my buzzard heart.
> : >>>>
> : >>>>
> : >>
> : >> http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m120/buzzardz06/HPIM0391.jpg
> : >>
> : >>
> : >>>>
> : >>>> I just love the blue eyes!
> : >>>
> : >>> She is so cute buzz post that to the pit group they'll love it.
> : >>> --
> : >>> ~shady angel~
> : >
> : > Cool so how's she going with training? If you need any advise or
> just a
> : > like minded dog lover to talk to I'm bored and here most days. I
> hope you
> : > are treating her well, what am I saying it's buzz I know you will
> be. Keep
> : > an eye on the pb group we are trying to ressurect her.
> : > --
> : > ~shady angel~
> :
> : ok..
> : Here is the current problem.. this week, she turns 10 weeks old.
> She doesnt
> : give me enough warning time before she takes a dump.. its like, her
> head
> : lifts up..
> : she whines, and squats. I mean, there is no time to even
> : say "HEY!".. and take her outside and tell her "GO PUTERS OUT HERE!"
> : I need help on how to train her to warn me or something... she is
> still a
> : puppy, i understand this.
> : The shitzu i got, was allready trained.. and everyonce
> : in a while, she will leave a small pile.. and thats when
> : we are sleeping.
> : Thats a start.
> : however, I did teach her last night to shake hands. :o)
> :
>
>
> Go ta the dollar store, craft store, folk art store... farm supply
> store ?... and buy a big fat jingly bell. (maybe 2, if you keep her
> in yer bedroom with you at nite ?)
> Sumthing that when nudged, makes a nice loud jingle but that won't
> scare her ta make it jingle over and over again. Think tinkle, not
> thud lol.
>
> Hang the bell on a tough length of wire from the doorknob of wotever
> door you want her using ta go in and out. One door. Consistant use.
>
> Make sure it's low enuff that she can nudge it with her nose easy.
> Don't let her mouth it. It's a tool, not a toy.
>
> Remember that yer tone of voice, key words, hand gestures, yer hands
> on her, and the attention you give her means *everything* ta her....
> Choose a key word, 'pee', 'poop', 'go'.. wotever... ta use
> consistantly with her. A word that she will alwayz associate with
> 'going'.
>
> First, using yer highpitched happy voice, show her that 'outside!
> yayyy outsiiiiiiide!' is a great thing fer everybody.
> When she does do her business outside, say happily "thas a good girl !
> have pee ! hurry up ! have a pee ! hurry up !"... then make a big fuss
> with lotsa pats and happy highpitched voice. "Nikky peed outside ! Oh
> good Nikky peed outside !" (maybe include a treat if thas yer thing.
> You can wean her off treats later).
>
> Eventually you'll have her going on command with yer happy "hurry up
> have a pee ! hurry up !" words LMAO. Especially handy in the dead
> winter at bedtime in Canada...
>
> Take her ta her bell. Jingle her bell. Voice happy excited words.
> Physicly, put her nose ta the bell. Make the bell jingle, pushing her
> nose into it. Happy sounds. "Nikky do it ! Nikky ring the bell ! "
> Then "Yay Nikky rang the bell!". "Nikky wants ta go peeeee
> outsiiiiide!".
> Open that door. Let her out. When she does her business outside, big
> happy voiced fuss over her again.
>
> Do this 10 times a day, every day, so that she learns ta connect:
>
> Nikky makes bell jingle

>>Daddys happy voice !
>>door opens
>>outside
>>pee
>> Daddys happy voice !
>>(maybe small treat.... if thas wot it takes)

> = happy everybody !
>
> Dogs thrive on routine, are very habitual creatures. They love ta
> learn, and live ta please you.. when they're not eating lol.
> The key iz consistancy on yer part, BuZzy. Try ta keep her key words
> simple and easy fer her ta connect with good things.
>
> Alongside this, try not ta let her have peoplefood. Try ta feed her
> her dogfood at the same time every day. Either when ya'll wake up in
> the morin', er the middle of the day, say just before you eat yer own
> supper. Try ta get you and her in the habit of going outside within
> 10max minutes of when she eats her food/drinks alot/has a big
> inthehouse romp. Get her in the habit of a last, bedtime pee, and
> she'll keep you in that habit fer the rest of her life lol.
>
> This bell trick worked perfect fer my Dollydog, and I got her at 2
> yearz old. She had never spent a nite inside I don't think. Just one
> of many things that she had never done actually, but I had ta think of
> sumthing and thot of using a bell, and it's perfect. She still uses it
> at times now 4+ yearz later, tho she certainly doesn't need ta.
>
> HTH:)
>
>
> --
> Man, thas the most I've typed at one time in a year ;)
> The most pleasurable agony in the world lies somewhere between
> permission and denial.
>
>
>