SillyGoose
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I have no tips for you, but I am in the same boat as you. For my dog, it seems to be anyone who comes to the door. I think she’s extremely protective and guards the house. Going to follow along to this thread in case any tips are shared that could help me too!
@Kimberly Alt I read some of your articles. Could you help explain the differences between these three companies?
@rmcd the high five trick is a good one, I may need to teach my dog that! @lizbeth, my grandpa taught his dog the abc’s. He would put some cheerios on the floor. Then he would say “o-a, o-b, o-c, o-j” etc, whatever letters. Then, he would finally say “ok!” and his dog would then eat the cheerios. I always thought that was a fun one.
@childlessdoglady I tried looking at the exclusions but it’s pretty overwhelming. I was hoping someone could help point out the main differences to me.
