My Lab Puppy Hates Me

My Puppy Hates His Collar! Dublin doesn’t hate his puppy collar when he’s sleeping 🙂 I’ve been raising guide and service dog puppies for over 12 years now and every puppy I’ve ever brought home absolutely hated his collar and none more than my second guide dog puppy in training, Derby.

My lab puppy hates me. I Spanked My Dog, Now He Hates Me. Call Today! Sam Basso PHOENIX , AZ AREA: (602) 708-4531 OR, if you are out of this area, inquire about a telephone or e-Lesson. I know of a puppy that was unintentionally scared by one of my student’s relatives. He forced himself on the puppy, and when the puppy backed away, he then chased after the puppy. My puppy lab mix 9 ,months old HATES baths!!! PLZ HELP? He FREAKS out like I have never seen. He will literally claw anything to get out. I don't think this is normal. He has yet tried to bite me, but has clawed the crap out of my arms to get out so bad it bleeds something awful. My Puppy Is Growling At Me. My puppy is 4 months old German Shepherd cross Rottweiler and when you stroke him he sometimes growls. When i tried to pick him up to get him of the sofa he turned round to bite me. Help. My Answer: Hi. This is definitely not acceptable behavior, and you need to be very firm in correcting your pup. My Dog Gus is extremely crazy at times going after feet of my 15 yr old, he just wont stop and he is like this everytime a new person comes in or other dogs. He gets so out of control we have to seperate him, every time. He sometimes will attach or nip at me when i try to get a hold of him to tell him no or when i am seperating him.

My lab was im my pool.when she was a puppy she loved it still loves lake and pool at 11 .you have to put them in water when puppies if you can got lab feb by may in pool climbed up ladder jump.in for ball.had fun. Reply.. Hi, my Labrador is 4 years old now and hates water. Every time I try and take him in the little baby pool, he is hesitant. Help Me - I hate my lab! Page 1 of 8 1 2 3... Last. Jump to page: Results 1 to 10 of 78 Thread: Help Me - I hate my lab! LinkBack. LinkBack URL;. Why did you get a labrador puppy? Did you do any research into the breed before getting him? Did you get him through a reputable breeder? If so, it sounds like he should be returned to the breeder. If you've ever thought to yourself, "My dog doesn't like me," or "Why do I have such a standoffish cat?" rest assured that you aren't the only pet parent who has these concerns. From time to time, dogs and cats may appear distant, but that doesn't mean you can't bond with your furry friend and certainly doesn't mean your pet hates you. Do not buy a collar that your puppy will grow into, buy one in a size that’s made for a puppy. Otherwise it will be too heavy and uncomfortable. Choose a small, lightweight collar. The lighter it is, the easier it will be to get used to. Choose a wide, flat collar and not a thin round one. Thin and round will be lighter but the wider it is.

Because of that, a puppy doesn't necessarily understand the affectionate nature of a hug. Instead, all he understands is that he is being constricted, and that can be scary for an animal. If your dog hates being held, it may simply be his animal instincts telling him that it's unnatural. Dogs are very forgiving, but they do not forget. If you even make a motion that looks to your puppy like you're going to hit him again, you will probably see him cowering with his tail (if he is a tailed dog) between his legs, shaking and possibl... Why Does My Dog Always Follow Me? Dogs follow us for a variety of reasons. Some of these reasons are normal and healthy, and some are symptoms of an underlying behavioral problem. Here are 5 possible reasons your dog keeps following you around — but keep in mind that this list is not all-inclusive: 1. Puppy Development While some dogs are tail-wagging happy to ride in the car, others pant, pace and even become physically ill during a car trip. Anxious dogs are often left at home, but that’s not always an option; dogs have places they need to go, like the vet's office or the groomer's.For a frightened dog, the stress of riding in the car can have long-term effects; if not addressed early, the anxiety can.

My 2 year old black Lab since she was just a puppy likes chewing and retrieving sticks and branches. She will delimb it like a chain saw. When she is outside I’ll tell he to get a stick and if there isn’t one around she’ll go find one and bring it to me. My lab puppy has just been able to go for walks, on his first walk we didn't get far at all with him trying to go back home every few minutes. We have an older lab as well so for his second walk we took them both together the puppy was slightly better and managed to follow him, (even though this took a long time and he did keep stopping). He growls at me anytime I go near him. I have never had a dog hate me before yet I really feel this dog does. Our other lab is a joy, so sweet, so kind, so smart, and so willing to please. As Ben is no longer a puppy, I am not sure if his behavior is able to be corrected, or how to respond. Properly used, the dog crate is a marvelous training and management tool. Improperly used, it can be a disaster. Overcrating, traumatic, or stimulating experiences while crated, improper introduction to the crate, and isolation or separation anxieties are the primary causes of crating disasters.