By Annonymous_Dad - 01/05/2013 23:22 - United States - Fort Wayne
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My dog IS trained. Generally, he just needs to be told "heel" or "quiet" and he obeys. However, ever since the baby has come home ( 3 weeks) hes gone into super protective mode. A car door slams and hes "killer guard dog". Its getting ridiculous and I do get exasperated when it happens multiple times within a half hour. He DOES listen when I yell, because its not something I have ever done with him. Afterwards, however, we go through the "heel" command and give treats. He just hasnt settled down yet! Maybe Ill just start yelling "Heel Killer!!" ( totally kidding, calm down, no more yelling for me)
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Can't they hear the dog though?
Maybe you should invest in a citronella barking collar.
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Why is everyone commented about the dog?! He screamed at a newborn to "shut the hell up"!! Does anyone not see the problem with this?! Next he'll be in jail for shaken baby syndrome because of a dog barking!!
-.- He was yelling at the dog to shut up, the neighbors just THOUGHT it was the baby he was yelling at. Quote: "I would never yell at my baby."
now now, 145, everyone makes dumb mistakes every once in a while, but 143, you could've figured you should have read the FML again and better.
Shock collars work for barking
Why would they call the police instead of child services. Obviously this is a misunderstanding but this doesn't really make sense.
Or just tell the neighbors to mind their own business...
Don't yell at your dog either asshole
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Get the dog looked after by someone else for a little while or train it not to bark... I bet having a new born and a barking dog is going to ensure you get very little sleep.
You don't abandon family members because they "won't shut up".