Do you hit your dog?
#1
Do you hit your dog?
If it does something bad, how else are you supposed to teach it? they cant understand english so pain and anger is the only form of language i can get across to the stupid thing. stupid ------ dog
#2
Re: Do you hit your dog?
not really...
cause if ur dog took a ---- and then u hit it.. it cant comprehend that it got hit because it took a ---- in the house.. so ur just hurting it for no reason...
and if it does comprehend anything ittl think its ok to still do it.. just not arround you...
why are you hitting it? what is it doing...
cause if ur dog took a ---- and then u hit it.. it cant comprehend that it got hit because it took a ---- in the house.. so ur just hurting it for no reason...
and if it does comprehend anything ittl think its ok to still do it.. just not arround you...
why are you hitting it? what is it doing...
#6
Re: Do you hit your dog?
sometimes they need to be hit, but for the most part they can learn without it.
ive never hit my current dog, but she is the biggest ----- ever. ------- scared of everything, acts like she's been abused her whole life. stupid bitch...
ive never hit my current dog, but she is the biggest ----- ever. ------- scared of everything, acts like she's been abused her whole life. stupid bitch...
#7
Re: Do you hit your dog?
though they really mean the same thing I pop my dog more than hit it. Hitting sounds like abuse.lol
I put his nose near the pee or poop and pop him on the butt and say no.
But I also take a treat outside and when he pees or poops I pet him and give him the treat.
I put his nose near the pee or poop and pop him on the butt and say no.
But I also take a treat outside and when he pees or poops I pet him and give him the treat.
#8
Re: Do you hit your dog?
mines the same way, open the ironing board it flinches, put a new trash bag in the trash can he flinches. don't know why he's like that i think maybe the old owners used to hit him.
found that is very true
Originally Posted by buk9tp
with dogs...
positive reinforcement > negative reinforcement...
positive reinforcement > negative reinforcement...