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Stop Excitable Whining Dog from Whining

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This is Mike, and Mike is fantastic, and I've already worked with them, teaching him the kennel command and the kennel game, but he's very excitable he's a young bird dog, and he's a very nervous type of dog. So we want to get him into work mode, absolutely as soon as possible, so when, in other words, if he's in the crate - and I would let him out - and he wasn't on a leash - he'd - be more apt to be excited and out of control. So we want to get the leash on Micah ASAP. The other thing that he's been doing will start whining as he comes out of the crate and remembers whining; it's no good whining, just you know, exacerbates the excitement—any type of anxiety.

Don'T ever give your dog anything if it whines, so I used a lot of pressure, not a lot but a high enough pressure when Micah came out of the crate and told them. No, that's! That'S not the behavior that I won't remember. If the dog is doing like a 7, you got to go to an eight, or I'll still keep doing it. Now we taught Micah not to come out of the crate by closing the door on him by just opening the door, and if he tried to come out, I would close the door, and that's how you teach them so now.

He knows that if the doors open, he can't come out until he's got a bone in a smile or an antler in his mouth; he knows that he can't come out of the crate until I give him the a-okay and put the leash on him. That'S that's! The important thing is that now he knows if the crate door comes open, it's not run out of the crate. It'S let me put the leash on you, and then you're going to come out and come to heal. Now he'll still be excited when he comes out and comes to heal, but we'll practice this with the dog and keep making the dog more compliant.