DEALING WITH BULLDOGS
Dogs are sometimes mean. We pour out our anger if they misbehave especially if we are stressed from work or from other activity. But we have to understand that they are not aware to see that what they do is right or not. But in an unlimited ways, we can tame our dogs through disciplining and understanding him.
Judged against to other dogs, bulldogs are conceivably one of the most prominent breeds of dogs that are known in being fierce and powerful. Most children avoid to even getting close by them. Even their masters find tough way to control them despite of being tied in a leash. If would go to some place with your bulldog, and your dog tries to flee from you, don’t pull the leash compellingly as it may hurt him. Let your dog to comfortably totter while you are directing him. If he wants to go the other way, act as if you would go after him, not taking the leash out of your hand. Then slowly, turn to where you should head. Take note of other examples and methods in treating your bulldog with respect even if he is on the leash:
· Most animals learn through receiving a reward after they have made something good, this is comparable with bulldogs. You can help him perform the particular housetraining by giving him something that will make him experience proud of his achievement.
· You can accomplish this while you play with him inside your garden or anyplace away from the public (so if ever he gets poorly tempered, no one will be scared. Winning his trust is a good step for you to take him outside if you wish to without troubling for other’s safety from your bulldog.
· The leash must be about six inches in length – short enough to let it safely attached on his neck. They are strong dogs and the mainly most suggested leash for them is the one that will tauten their neck when they tug, and would not glide.
· Try to manipulate your leashed bulldog as if you were driving a car. This permits him to recognize the one that keeps the end of the leash and will initiate him to walk his way to the direction you are ought to lead him.
· signal him when to go across the street.
· If he tries to be hard headed and refuses to follow your instructions, show him that you dislike his act. This lets him know who the master is. If the bulldog has grasped that he can’t really get the leash out of him, he would just keep quiet in a corner and follow what he is asked to do next.
It is really important for you to have your dog get relaxed at ease on a leash. The appropriate supervision on taking him out with a leash relies on how you treat and educate him. The leash is not a sign of man’s authority over dogs, it must be used with consideration for the dog’s psychological development.
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