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Post by 11alan111 Sat Aug 16 2014, 21:19

tyler is now nearly 7 months old and he must be the naughtiest dog i have ever known,he has chewed everything possible in the house and garden,he hates going for walks even after trying toys,treats,talking to him nicely,if we have to go out we put him in his cage and he doesnt stop crying at all,he wont sleep on his own,when we first got him my 12 year old rescue bitch started to play with him and it seemed they were getting on fine but for the past month she hates him hes always teasing her ,so me and the wife are thinking about having his bits off,is this worth while,will it calm him down.

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Post by JStaff Sat Aug 16 2014, 21:24

Neutering may not help at all. It sounds like normal puppy behaviour to me. Have you tried getting him slowly used to his crate and to being left alone. Basically 5 minute then 10 then 15? A blanket over the crate and a radio left at low volume may also help
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Post by 11alan111 Sat Aug 16 2014, 21:40

tried all those i know hes still a puppy and ive had several pups but he really is the naughtiest ive ever known and hes been like this from the first day we had him.

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Post by JStaff Sat Aug 16 2014, 21:43

You can use Vicks VapoRub or Bitter Apple on the things he likes to chew. The walks are important because at that age he needs 35 minutes 2 or 3 times per day. This will help with his energy levels which should help with the behaviour issues
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Post by JStaff Sat Aug 16 2014, 22:04

I should also ask what you are feeding him
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Post by 11alan111 Sat Aug 16 2014, 22:42

we started him on jwb but he didnt like that we now have him on lathams salmon flavour and he seems to like it and we give him the occasional dried tripe sticks

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Post by tracy boo Sun Aug 17 2014, 11:23

Hi Alan how often do you walk him and for how long?, I know it's frustrating but try and be firm but calm as they can pick up our moods. As for the walking I have a friend who has a EBT who refuses to go for walks so she pops him in the car and drives to the park, when he gets there he is absolutely fine could this be an option for you to try?

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Post by fay_elizabeth Sun Aug 17 2014, 11:44

I think the problem lays in the walking. The more you walk him the less destructive / problematic he'll be at home. I know when Pru is knackered out from a walk she becomes so laid back and lovely. Perhaps try focusing on getting the walks down and see if everything else falls into place.
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Post by 11alan111 Sun Aug 17 2014, 15:53

thanks for all the help i did book him into the vets to have his bits off but i personally think its cruel so i have cancelled the op,once again thanks for everyone thats contributed

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Post by freyj4z Sun Aug 17 2014, 20:37

Lots of training, loki can be so naughty some times!!! So frustrating we are having loki neutered at 9 months, just personal preference for us because then there are no accidents etc.
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Post by 11alan111 Tue Jan 13 2015, 14:54

well just an update we had his bits off about 2 months ago but hes still a little b-----d

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Post by Aidanh1973 Tue Jan 13 2015, 16:00

We have a 7 month old, he's also had his bits off.  I tend to agree with the above post regarding walking, I take Baxter out for between and hour and an hour and a half in the morning then again for half an hour in the evening.  We got back from his walk at 1pm and he's flat out in his bed as I type, he's been there since about 2pm.  Don't get me wrong he can still be a little swine but this tends to be before he goes for his walk or when he's ready to go in the evening.  Try finding some games he likes when your out, this might make him more enthusiastic to go.
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