| The Old Gods |
| Changing around the training style a bunch isn't going to do her any services and will just confuse her. |
Morning Snow followed by Sunshine| The Old Gods |
| Changing around the training style a bunch isn't going to do her any services and will just confuse her. |
| Shipyards |
| Em She will not play with her toys. She's got a squeaky chicken, a squeaky snake, a few balls. She won't touch 'em, at all. |
| Angels angels |
| Try all different treats you can find. Especially things like just plain chicken. You can even use her kibble for training |
| Insignia Elites |
| Crate at night, feed in the crate and just keep a routine. Keep trying with treats and toys. If she is part pointer maybe something that looks more birdlike might draw more drive. She is young - nipping will happen. I usually boop the nose and like someone said have a toy to redirect the biting |
| Shipyards |
| Em I have! Nothing is working with her. I've tried gentle training, firm training, everything in the damn book. |
| Insignia Elites |
| Try feeding in the crate and see how that goes. Consistency is always key with puppies. |
| Shipyards |
| Angel Em She won't bother with toys or treats, I already tried that. I even tried with rubs and scratches, and that didn't even work. And I have held her collar, saying no. Still won't work. |
| Pentagram Stables |
| Em - I might go with a Heart glass for that match. Focus on the weak spot. |
| RFS Thoroughbreds |
| em train her to go into the crate and start rewarding every time she does, eventually getting her used to having the door shut. then start leaving her in there for a little while, still rewarding as you start increasing time if leaving her in it. |
| Insignia Elites |
| When we crate trained we also fed our puppy in the crate so she was always excited to go in. I also would spend 10-15 min a day throwing treats into the crate and having her go in and out. Gradually I would shut the door for short periods and reward. |
| Angels angels |
| Correction and redirecting is a good tactic. When she tries to bite you grab her by the collar and say no. Hold her until she calms then give her a toy to redirect the biting |
| Shipyards |
| Em It's not for punishment 24/7, I just want her to get used to it. How else would you like me to train her? Cause verbal training and that shit just ain't workin'. |
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| The Old Gods |
| Changing around the training style a bunch isn't going to do her any services and will just confuse her. |
| Shipyards |
| Em She will not play with her toys. She's got a squeaky chicken, a squeaky snake, a few balls. She won't touch 'em, at all. |
| Angels angels |
| Try all different treats you can find. Especially things like just plain chicken. You can even use her kibble for training |
| Insignia Elites |
| Crate at night, feed in the crate and just keep a routine. Keep trying with treats and toys. If she is part pointer maybe something that looks more birdlike might draw more drive. She is young - nipping will happen. I usually boop the nose and like someone said have a toy to redirect the biting |
| Shipyards |
| Em I have! Nothing is working with her. I've tried gentle training, firm training, everything in the damn book. |
| Insignia Elites |
| Try feeding in the crate and see how that goes. Consistency is always key with puppies. |
| Shipyards |
| Angel Em She won't bother with toys or treats, I already tried that. I even tried with rubs and scratches, and that didn't even work. And I have held her collar, saying no. Still won't work. |
| Pentagram Stables |
| Em - I might go with a Heart glass for that match. Focus on the weak spot. |
| RFS Thoroughbreds |
| em train her to go into the crate and start rewarding every time she does, eventually getting her used to having the door shut. then start leaving her in there for a little while, still rewarding as you start increasing time if leaving her in it. |
| Insignia Elites |
| When we crate trained we also fed our puppy in the crate so she was always excited to go in. I also would spend 10-15 min a day throwing treats into the crate and having her go in and out. Gradually I would shut the door for short periods and reward. |
| Angels angels |
| Correction and redirecting is a good tactic. When she tries to bite you grab her by the collar and say no. Hold her until she calms then give her a toy to redirect the biting |
| Shipyards |
| Em It's not for punishment 24/7, I just want her to get used to it. How else would you like me to train her? Cause verbal training and that shit just ain't workin'. |
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