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So i would like to know what y'all think, here is the issue....
Since friday we have noticed a slight issue between Reese and my daughter. Anytime my daughter is standing up, Reese will come up behind her and "box" out her front paws and push on my daughters back and try pushing her to the ground. Well Reese out-weights my daughter (my child is only about 32 lbs and Reese is at 40lbs) so most of the time she ends up knocking her over. :bs?!?!: At first i thought she was playing, but this is the ONLY thing she does, and it is never from the front-always the back. When we catch Reese trying to do this we tell her "NO" and she will stop, but the minute our back is turned she is doing this. It also isnt just once, she does it over and over. My duaghter at times can barely stand up before Reese gets behind her and does it again. We finally had to kennel her because we couldnt get her to stop!! Reese doesnt do this with myself or my bf, only my child. Ideas on what i can do?? :bshelp:
Also for those of you that have had success in stopping your dog from eating their own poo, please let me know. Reese has moved on from cat poo (covered litter box worked!! YAY!!), to her own. She will poo on our stairs and then eat it
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Since friday we have noticed a slight issue between Reese and my daughter. Anytime my daughter is standing up, Reese will come up behind her and "box" out her front paws and push on my daughters back and try pushing her to the ground. Well Reese out-weights my daughter (my child is only about 32 lbs and Reese is at 40lbs) so most of the time she ends up knocking her over. :bs?!?!: At first i thought she was playing, but this is the ONLY thing she does, and it is never from the front-always the back. When we catch Reese trying to do this we tell her "NO" and she will stop, but the minute our back is turned she is doing this. It also isnt just once, she does it over and over. My duaghter at times can barely stand up before Reese gets behind her and does it again. We finally had to kennel her because we couldnt get her to stop!! Reese doesnt do this with myself or my bf, only my child. Ideas on what i can do?? :bshelp:
Also for those of you that have had success in stopping your dog from eating their own poo, please let me know. Reese has moved on from cat poo (covered litter box worked!! YAY!!), to her own. She will poo on our stairs and then eat it