give me something to say to him?

Question

we got a new dog and now he is acting like the leader of the pack over my over two dogs. any way he barks all the time and his dad ( owner ) wont stop him from barking ( he is 6 monthes ) and he bites people. then when he grows up and barks at every thing and bites people me and my sister are going to get blamed for it he is just going to say " he would not be like this if yall did not let me train him " but he does not train him. when my dad is not around and he barks i can get him to shut up so he gets some training he pops every where inside the house but pees outside. and i get blamed for it because when i take him out he only pees. he wont buy the barking collare because he does not want his dog to get zapped. SO IN OTHER WORDS WHAT CAN I DO TO STOP THIS BEHAVORE WITHOUT GETTING IN TROUBLE AND WHAT CAN I TELL MY DAD SO HE CAN GET THE POINT!?

he is the only dog that we trained that ended up like this all our other dogs are great ( we have two other dogs )

just remeber this is not my dog my fathers and he is very ( very ) protctive

Answer 1

when your puppy poops in the house u need to take him over to were he went and put his nose in it and tell him bad boy potty outside, then pick up the mess and take it out side on the grass or where ever u r trying to train him to go, and also take the dog outside with u and put the mess down and say potty outside good boy, and do this everytime that is what i did and a few other people that i told about it and it did work, its not going to work over night but it will work u MUST follow threw.
with the barking i don't understand why your dad won't tell him to stop barking, but . . . try calling him over to u and telling him what every it is that u r getting him to do for u to stop barking, see if that works, other than that i am sorry i am not sure but i do know that the poop one does work

Answer 2

don't blame dad for not wanting a bark collar - he's correct.

he should be getting at least 2 - 20 or so minute walks every day & that should take care of most of the pooping. you don't just "take them out".

if he is not getting walked enough - that could be the cause of some of the barking - lack of exercise. boredom will do it too.

is he crated? how long?

get the point about what? that he should have never gotten a 3rd dog?

Answer 3

Tell your dad that you don't know how to deal with this dog and ask for his help in caring for it. If your dad is so blind that this dog can do no wrong in his eyes, then maybe he needs an eye opener. Tell him that from now on, you will gladly take care of the other two, but he's on his own with this dog who is clearly out of control. Get your sister to back you up...and maybe your mother or another adult who recognizes the problem. The situation must be resolved and your dad has to resolve it.

Answer 4

What breed is he? Some breeds will be a little more aggressive and pack-oriented than others. Also, he could be in male 'heat' if he hasnt been neutered yet. You should get him fixed and, when he starts barking/biting, say in a very loud, deep voice 'No! Bad!' Dont let him be the leader

Answer 5

Get a can or a jar and put a handful of pennies in it. Every time he barks shake it and say "NO." Get a spray bottle and fill it with plain water and give him a couple of squirts when he misbehaves.

Answer 6

sometimes, tough love is the key. if you start popping him with a rolled up newspaper and scolding him WHEN he does something wrong, he'll learn not to do those things. hang in there. some dogs take more work than others.

Answer 7

your dog needs to know that the owner is the boss cause that dog needs discipline when my dog bites me or pees on the floor I yell at her and tell her BAD DOG about 3 or2 times and then she'll know what she did
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