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He’s not like other dogs, you cant get his attention just by being the dominant one. He’s so intelligent, he’s more like a child. If I tell him off he sulks! I’m used to other dogs fawning and doing their best to do as they’re told, my Rotty is just too independant! I need help with how to get through to him to begin teaching him to do basic things like come when called, walk on the lead without pulling like a train and not jump up all the time. He’s a 2 year old rescue dog, we had him off friends who rescued him and had him as a guard dog for a year. He’s lovely and very loving but completely oblivious to why he should do what I ask him to. Any advice please? There are no dog training classes that can help in my area, they’re for agility and obedience dogs that want to compete.
The wonderful gift that having a dog brings can be compare to having a child. Dogs are like permanent children, which can bring all sorts of issues with it. Of course like young children they need masses of love and sensible rules to keep them safe and in harmony with the world they will be living in. Once you have purchased your new puppy you will find the family home will need some adjusting as this little guy will be a bit of a handful and at the beginning with a mind of us own. The new environment you take him into may seem a bit scary and confusing, as he will probably have just left his mum and brothers and sisters.
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