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Originally Posted by angeldogs
Hi kerryj.
i went through and work with a trainer here in kitchener.i've had problems with my boy and with her help we've gotten through them.it takes time and patients.they will fight when your trying to make them do something they don't want to do or don't know how.it can get frustrating.but try to stay calm.don't work with if your stressed or frustrated.he will sense that and will act on it.if you remain calm it will be easier to get him calmed down.lots of excerise is the key.puppies have energy to burn.and with out enough they will find other way to expell that energy.chewing etc.
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Calm assertive energy
sounds like what's-his-name on Nat Geo channel, and I know many of you don't like the guy, but at the same time, he's right about that energy thing; as well as exercise to get rid of excess energy and make the dog more receptive to obedience training. Not saying to try the roller blades
but a good walk/run should help!