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Me and my family have had Pablo he is a pit bull for four years over the last year he has become increasingly difficult with his behavior on a daily basis we get ready for work and as soon as we start getting ready in the bathroom He starts whining and barking and charging us in the bathroom and when it's time to leave to go to work he sometimes grabs our clothing or nips us and I don't know what to do with him now he knows basic commands's like sit And stay but I don't know how to change this behavior sometimes we have to put him in a room while we're getting ready because he just won't stop please help me because I don't want to have to get rid of them
He sounds like he has developed anxiety and knows you are leaving. You can check with a dog behaviorist to see what you need to work on. Does he crate during the day? Can you leave on some music or tv during the day? You could also give him a frozen treat filled kong while you are getting ready. I don't see a reason to get rid of him. I'm sure the developing problem can be worked on.
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We do leave the tv on for him when we're not home him an yes I do feel the same when he acts out we usually give a rawhide bone to chew on u think I'm gonna crate training thks I'll let u no if it works
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Oh my gosh! Please do not 'get rid of him'. Please try to work with him and find a solution.
You really need a canine behaviourist. You could hire one....but of course that costs money. Are you willing to pay (as you would surely be willing to pay for a chiropractor if needed, or a dentist, or to get the car fixed...?)
Even one session a week with a good behaviourist would help. I don't know what that would cost. You need to research it.
Please do some work for and with your dear dog. I am sure he has many qualities which make you all love him. He just needs some guidance and control.
Note: You need a BEHAVIOURIST not a 'dog trainer'.
If you can't organise that for one reason or another -please do come back, and re-post here with an update. We will pull together and do our best to help.
But my recommendation is get some one-on-one sessions with him.
You really need a canine behaviourist. You could hire one....but of course that costs money. Are you willing to pay (as you would surely be willing to pay for a chiropractor if needed, or a dentist, or to get the car fixed...?)
Even one session a week with a good behaviourist would help. I don't know what that would cost. You need to research it.
Please do some work for and with your dear dog. I am sure he has many qualities which make you all love him. He just needs some guidance and control.
Note: You need a BEHAVIOURIST not a 'dog trainer'.
If you can't organise that for one reason or another -please do come back, and re-post here with an update. We will pull together and do our best to help.
But my recommendation is get some one-on-one sessions with him.
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