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Zoe came home last Tuesday and she is doing sooo well. She is like 85% potty trained, eats well, sleeps (not through the night yet <_< ) and is all together a very happy girl.
However she LOVES to bite. Anything. Including her harness and leash. She gets her little jaw under the harness and chews away.
When we put her on the leash that subsides a little because all she wants to do is turn around in circles in an attempt to chew on the leash.
I can hold it so that she is unable to bite it, but even if we do get to that point she has no idea what to do once we are on the leash. She is a big fan of following my feet everywhere I go so if I'm not ahead of her she's unsure about what to do.
I'm sure I'm just being clueless about this...I know that it is possible to train these critters to walk on leashes...But I seem to be stuck.
How can I overcome the biting and train her to walk on the leash?
Thanks everyone,
Brittany
However she LOVES to bite. Anything. Including her harness and leash. She gets her little jaw under the harness and chews away.
When we put her on the leash that subsides a little because all she wants to do is turn around in circles in an attempt to chew on the leash.
I can hold it so that she is unable to bite it, but even if we do get to that point she has no idea what to do once we are on the leash. She is a big fan of following my feet everywhere I go so if I'm not ahead of her she's unsure about what to do.
I'm sure I'm just being clueless about this...I know that it is possible to train these critters to walk on leashes...But I seem to be stuck.
How can I overcome the biting and train her to walk on the leash?
Thanks everyone,
Brittany