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I have a Yorkshire terrier which I have been taking to Puppy kindergarten dog training. As a terrier, she sticks up for herself despite her small size. The other day a Presa Casario 6 mo. old gave her a stare and she has been terrified to go to class again. She runs to me rather than to walk confidently on leash when she is there. I am beginning to realize what this stare and bodylanguage are telling her. Should I stop taking her–I don’t want her first class to be traumatic because I intend to enroll her in Beginners (In a class without the Presa) next semester.
March 4th, 2009 at 7:17 am
I have a Yorkshire terrier which I have been taking to Puppy kindergarten dog training. As a terrier, she sticks up for herself despite her small size. The other day a Presa Casario 6 mo. old gave her a stare and she has been terrified to go to class again. She runs to me rather than to walk confidently on leash when she is there. I am beginning to realize what this stare and bodylanguage are telling her. Should I stop taking her–I don’t want her first class to be traumatic because I intend to enroll her in Beginners (In a class without the Presa) next semester.
March 15th, 2009 at 4:02 am
Very useful in understanding more about why greyhounds provoke warning signals from other dogs. Thanks