Should I leave my Jack Russell puppy play pulling games?
He loves to throw things and when I was a kid I had a terrier who was also crazy for warping and we had an old rope to let her play. My previous dog, a Labrador cross breed, was not fussy about pulling the games and not favor it, I wanted to be able to take things by mouth without problems. However, this little puppy (8 weeks now) seems to love so much and pulling her so she is very busy bee She needs something outside of tires. We had her a week - my husband thinks I should not let her tug on things, what do you think?
I have a pitbull mix who loves to draw as well. I had the same concerns that had until I read that the tug of war does not necessarily make a dog aggressive. Result (if you win or lose) does not seem to define dominance either. I would like you can find the link to this search, but for some reason I'm having trouble googling it. However, my dog is very hyperactive and possession but knows that a tug of war is a game where we play. It 's so that its formation. 1. I start the game and the goal. It must also peform a trick first begin. (Eg sitting down, etc. etc. Give me five. So we must work for the game) 2. Not excite me-I remain calm while holding the other end. My dog just caught that was not "fight" with her for possession of the toy. 3. DROP was taught in conjunction. You will fall when he commanded during tug of war. Once she obeys give the toy right back to you. The descent is easy because he knows that will get it back. Tug of war is to tire em!
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