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Pairing an experience with something good isn’t the same as diverting attention and manipulating. 😉

You can type in “pee pad tray” on Amazon.

@@sherylgim8906 thank you so much for the quick response! We’re trying to finalize our choices; there being 2 styles of trays… one that holds the pads in place; and one with a plastic grate that snaps closed over the pad, so our puppy won’t have to walk on the paper… this is the style we’re are leaning towards. On new JRT puppy comes home this Sunday afternoon & we’re all very excited, but it’s been almost 20 years since we last had a puppy. So many more products & options than there used to be; lol!

@@catski23 The one with the plastic grate is great. It’s hygienic because your pup won’t have to walk on the pad. Enjoy puppyhood! They grow up fast. I have a private group on Facebook where you can ask questions and share your journey with the group. You can join us if you want. Our group is called Jack Russell Terrier Support Group.

@@sherylgim8906 Oh; that sounds great! I’m sure we’ll be able to use all the help we can get. I’ll join today; before I forget, but we won’t officially have our little guy & one of his brothers for my sister’s house; until this Sunday 🥰🙏🏻❤️🐶

Thank you.❤️

November

Thanks for sharing your thoughts.🐾

I didn’t know dogs could experience sleep apnea too.

Thanks for commenting.🐾

This is exactly what happened with my dog. Made the issue much worse!

Timing is important. You don’t give the treat when your dog stops. You give the treat when your dog continues. But you have to make sure that your dog isn’t in any pain because training will never work if the root cause is medical. So before thinking about training, do a complete vet evaluation first.

@@sherylgim8906 Yup. The treats were given quite a few strides after the stopping and the dog has been evaluated by a veterinarian. Smart dogs will know to repeat an undesired behaviour, if they know they’ll be rewarded for it. There is no one size fits all solution in dog training; Every dog is different. In my dog’s case, this training method was not beneficial.

The timing was perfect. I was already on my phone.😁

Yes, that’s possible.

They’re so adorable!

Thank you!🐾

Or me 😁

I change pads once or twice a day. Depends on how often my dog goes there. My dog poops on walks too. She only poops on the pad if we can’t go out let’s say for a day (like bad weather). Maybe try to do that. Reward your dog if he does.

Maybe!😁

Probably!😁

She’s still a baby! 🐾

Have you tried Julie Naismith’s techniques?

@sherylgim8906 no, but I'm looking at it now!

Chicken

Thanks for asking. If you want your dog to succeed, start easy and gradually layer in distractions. Practice at a low distracting area first (eg, living room). If your dog consistently does well (at least 80%), practice in another area of your house, then your backyard, then a fenced area, and so on. And when outside, use a long leash in the beginning or until you are sure. This is for safety purposes. Don’t rush it. It has to be done according to your dog’s pace. Sometimes, it’s not about the treat, it’s the level of distraction (practicing somewhere your dog isn’t actually ready for it), reinforcement history (if your dog is fluent enough to move to a more difficult area), distance and so on. The timing of giving the reward is important as well. Hope this helps.

Thank you!🐾

Dust, insect, and smoke (grass burning) protection.

The video explains what to do. It’s a demo of the steps. And this what I did when my dog was still learning how to trust me with the brush. Learn these steps and try it with your dog. That’s the goal of the video. To demonstrate the steps.

Thanks for watching!

Practice the same way starting just in front of your house. Make it easy at first and gradually increase the distance.

@@sherylgim8906 thanks. We’ve been doing this. Very short walks followed by much fetch in the backyard to burn energy. She’s 9 months old. How fast do you think I’ll be able to increase the distance-or is it just ‘see how it goes’?

The slower you increase the distance, the better. It’s going to be worth it.

@@sherylgim8906 thanks 🙂

I let mine sniff however long she wants. It’s her walk, not mine. At least that’s how I think of it.😊

No. This recipe is made by a VET. I’m using a glass jar.

@@sherylgim8906 I meant that spoon that stirred the hot pot food. Are the dogs large? The vet says it’s not toxic the pepper?

@@maryannsinopoli1751 The spatula I’m using is for cooking so it’s safe. Pepper activates the turmeric benefits. It’s not toxic. Small and large dogs can have this paste. You should read about Dr. English. He’s the one who created the original golden paste recipe.

@@sherylgim8906 I am upset with so many discrepancies on net, pepper is one, then oregano oil for fleas is another, one says ok, other says harmful. I do not ever know what the heck I should do or can do safely. It is frustrating! Then, say coconut oil is fine on dog fur, but I had bad vibe with it , so now I do not trust coconut oil. Mine was from Philippines e cold pressed all the good stuff to look for and was a failure and harmful to smaller species! Sometimes, I think larger can accept more tolerate more …..

I read black pepper in a very small dosage is safe for dogs, one eighth teaspoon level (proper measuring spoon) is fine, I have only started turmeric for my 3 fur babies a large Golden Retriever, and 2 miniature Jack Russell's, in their vegetables I add half level teaspoon turmeric and one eighth teaspoon level black pepper with half level tablespoon coconut oil- my little miniatures are extremely fussy eaters, but seem to be loving this. I then serve their meat or liver mixed into VEGETABLES and soup

Thanks!🐾

You should use a long leash first.

@@sherylgim8906 ohk I’ll try

@@sherylgim8906 btw upload more videos of dogs

@@Xxvi_wantap Thank you for your suggestion. I will try to be more active on TH-cam.

Dusty and to avoid small insects going into my nose. This is a rice field. The tractor is a big distraction for her. Thanks for watching!😊