Weimaraner Addict Home
Weimaraner Blogs Weimaraner Forum Weimaraner Photo Gallery Weimaraner Articles Weimaraner Rescue Weimaraner Search Engine
 
I need advice about my Weim's behavior....

 
Post new topic   Reply to topic    Weimaraner Addict Forum Index -> Obedience
Author Message
tricksy
Puppy
Puppy


Joined: 20 May 2008
Posts: 5
Location: Saint Louis Missouri
Fur Kids: Benny - Rescue Weim
Brody - Weim
Major - African Grey Parrot
PostPosted: Thu May 29, 2008 11:48 am    Post subject: I need advice about my Weim's behavior.... Reply with quote

Benny is my 4 yr old weim very laid back, Brody is my 21 month old weim, another sweetie but still alot of puppy.

Here is the problem/event that happens every time I let them outside. Benny will go out the door 1st because Brody will chase after him and bite at Benny's legs,(never draws blood, just mouths him). If Brody goes out 1st Benny will not go out the door because he knows that Brody will go after him.... Sad After they go through this routine, they do their business play, run around, visit with the dogs next door, and come back inside.

Also if I just mention "Do you guys want to go outside" Brody will go and round up Benny by mouthing him and getting him up from whatever he is doing. If I try to just let Brody outside by his self, he will just stay at the door and beg to come back in. If I let Benny outside by his self, Brody is going crazy inside running back and forth between the windows, and the doors begging to go out.

Oh one more thing, if Benny has a ball or bone that Brody wants, he will pace a the door wanting to go out, when I head for the door he immediately rounds up Benny to go with him, and Benny drops the item that Brody wants, and Brody then picks it ups and looks at Benny like ha ha ha.....(but the silly thing about it, is I don't let him take the item outside)

This is driving me insane, do you have any suggestions?

Shocked
Back to top
Wrench
Adult Weim
Adult Weim


Joined: 12 Apr 2008
Posts: 440
Location: Houston,TX
Fur Kids: Wrench, My first Weim, his second. Our Easter puppy at 8 weeks old.
PostPosted: Thu May 29, 2008 3:50 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Leash the biter whenever you take them out?
Back to top
DanniGirl
Champion Weim
Champion Weim


Joined: 01 Mar 2007
Posts: 840
Location: Flagstaff, AZ
Fur Kids: FM Blue Weim- "Danni"
PostPosted: Thu May 29, 2008 4:16 pm    Post subject: Re: I need advice about my Weim's behavior.... Reply with quote

tricksy wrote:
Benny is my 4 yr old weim very laid back, Brody is my 21 month old weim, another sweetie but still alot of puppy.

Here is the problem/event that happens every time I let them outside. Benny will go out the door 1st because Brody will chase after him and bite at Benny's legs,(never draws blood, just mouths him). If Brody goes out 1st Benny will not go out the door because he knows that Brody will go after him.... Sad After they go through this routine, they do their business play, run around, visit with the dogs next door, and come back inside.


Don't give in to your puppy.

The bitting is puppy stuff. He'll eventually grow out of it or Benny will put him in his place.

You could treat or praise Benny for going out on his own accord and if he still doesn't go, gently push Benny out the door and praise him.

tricksy wrote:
If I try to just let Brody outside by his self, he will just stay at the door and beg to come back in. If I let Benny outside by his self, Brody is going crazy inside running back and forth between the windows, and the doors begging to go out.



When Brody begs to come in, do you let him inside? -If so, I would stop immediately. Your teaching him that begging and whining at the door is okay. Has Brody ever been conditioned to being left alone?

tricksy wrote:
Oh one more thing, if Benny has a ball or bone that Brody wants, he will pace a the door wanting to go out, when I head for the door he immediately rounds up Benny to go with him, and Benny drops the item that Brody wants, and Brody then picks it ups and looks at Benny like ha ha ha.....(but the silly thing about it, is I don't let him take the item outside)


That's just more puppy stuff. If it really bothered you, you could always take the object away from Brody and give it back to Benny. If Brody attempts to take it, give a loud "NO" command to startle Brody.
Back to top
tricksy
Puppy
Puppy


Joined: 20 May 2008
Posts: 5
Location: Saint Louis Missouri
Fur Kids: Benny - Rescue Weim
Brody - Weim
Major - African Grey Parrot
PostPosted: Thu May 29, 2008 4:26 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yes, Brody is conditioned to be by his self, in fact, during working hours Brody is kenneled and Benny has free roam. Brody is kenneled at bed time too. (his kennel is in my bedroom).

Brody just thinks he needs to go outside with Benny. Its weird.
[/quote]
Back to top
GailB
Wise Old Weim
Wise Old Weim


Joined: 17 Sep 2007
Posts: 1843
Location: New Brunswick,Canada
Fur Kids: Shadow 10 yr.old Black female labrador retriever. Hunter 4 yr. old weim
PostPosted: Sat May 31, 2008 8:53 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

You could leash Brody to have control...Benny will probably put Brody in his place someday...
Back to top
Display posts from previous:   
Post new topic   Reply to topic    Weimaraner Addict Forum Index -> Obedience All times are GMT - 5 Hours
Page 1 of 1

 
Weimaraner Addict topic RSS feed 


Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2005 phpBB Group
phpBB SEO