Today, in a pet forum, someone mentioned they had a Husky that was having house training problems. The owner was angry about it. When the dog needed to go, it runs into the crate, the owner reaches in, grabs the dog by the collar... and now the dog is biting her.
Her interpretation? The dog was retaliating against her out of spite. I decided to comment to let her know that dogs don't do that kind of thing. Her dog isn't completely house trained, her dog is now afraid of the process, and the biting is because the dog sees her come at him in the crate (where he is cornered) and that is the reason he is biting her.
Years ago I developed a comprehensive house training program, and it works. I saw that house training was one of the most important lessons a dog needed to learn, and many people were blowing it with their dogs and getting results like what I mentioned above.
It doesn't have to be that way. Do you want my house training program? I have recorded it and you can purchase it online. Share it online, too. People end up getting rid of their dogs when the house training isn't working. So, this is more than a dog that pees or poops in the home. Trust can be broken, and then that leads to other problems.
This is not an amateur program.
Here is the link: 100% Housetrained
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