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My dog pulls on the leash because he is scared and wants to get home. He refuses treats and ignores commands.?
We adopted him 2 weeks ago and its getting worse. He is scared of all traffic, buses, garbage cans etc. He's great with other dogs and people who are walking dogs, but people standing around randomly scare him too. He's a 1 year old Siberian Husky. We have had him on a prong collar, harness, non-pull-harness and gentle lead. None cure the issue, he pulls me and I can't take him anywhere. HELP!
I have a husky puppy and know they are V-E-R-Y head strong. I have never had a dog so stubborn. Take your choke chain (NOT the one with the spikes!) and put it high on his neck, just below the base of his skull. This will not allow him to move his head when you have the leash taught. This focuses the dog and makes them listen to you and not on what is going on around them. Keep the dogs head up. Take time with him. He needs TLC and you should introduce the world slow. When you put him on the leash, don't attack him to get it on. Start by holding the leash with him around, try to let him come to you and let him put his head near the collar. Patients is the key to these dogs. Rewards are so important too! praise the dog often, but be firm. You are the leader. They also sell certain face harness for this purpose to train dogs. They don't hurt so if your dog whines like mine, which Siberians are known for, keep a cool head and stay confident in yourself. He should walk by your side so don't give him more leash than that and when he tries to tug or pull away correct him by tugging the collor to break his concentration. I would also say lessons would help. Sounds like something traumatic happen to him. Even so, you can get through it and he'll love you more! Tell yourself I am the pack leader! Also, remember, leading is a way of life with Huskys, one moment of "well that's OK just this once" and it's back to square one.
good luck! let us know how the progress is!
P.S. Harness encourage their natural instinct to pull, use those later when well trained on a leash.
Care for your pets in cold weather just as you care for yourself. They depend on you to be sensitive to their needs and health. Animals left outside when temperatures fall below 40 degrees are not only subject to hypothermia, but they can even die.
Here are some tips to help make your animal companions more comfortable and safe during winter's cold days and nights.
Keep your pets indoors, even if they have an enclosed cage or doghouse outside. Short-hair dogs and puppies are especially susceptible to frigid temperatures. An unheated garage or basement isn't always the solution. Use a thermometer to determine if the temperature is consistently above 40 degrees.
If for some reason you are unable to bring your dog indoors, check their outdoor sleeping quarters for the following necessities. Doghouses should be large enough for your dog to stand up and turn around in and to allow for sleeping in a curled position, but it should not be too large. A large doghouse allows too much of the animal's body heat to escape. The floor of the house should be raised a few inches off the ground and dry fresh bedding should be spread inside. Cedar shavings are the best if you don't have a heated bed or mat. When using a heated mat, be sure it doesn't cover the entire floor of the house to allow the dog to choose the degree of warmth needed. A flap of carpet over the opening will help hold in the heat.
Heated water bowls not only keep the water from freezing, but the warm water also helps to keep the core temperature of the animal's body warmer.
Conduct regular 'paw checks' for dogs brought in from outdoors. Be sure to clean away snow or ice from between toes and dry the paw pads thoroughly. Moisture, salt and other de-icers from sidewalks or roads can become trapped between the animal's toes and cause sores or irritation to the point of bleeding.
Car engines provide a warm, inviting sleeping place for cats left out in the cold or in a garage, but serious injuries can be caused by the fan belt when the car is started. Be sure to tap loudly on the car hood or honk the horn before starting your car. Of course, cats are just as susceptible to frigid temperatures as dogs, so the best plan is to bring them indoors for the winter. There are heated beds and mats specifically for cats if they must be left in a cold garage or basement.
Antifreeze tastes sweet and delicious to your pet, but it is a deadly poison. Clean up any radiator drainage spots with water immediately. Ask for brands of antifreeze that are now safer for pets and more environmentally sound.
Frequent brushing of indoor pets is even more important in winter to remove dead skin and hair and help stimulate the animal's oil glands. Low humidity can lead to dry, itchy skin and increased shedding.
Bottom line – use common sense when caring for your pets. Their life is in your hands.
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