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We have 2 new 5 month old Greyhound pups (both bitches) and a 13yr old Border collie cross.
With some dogs (usually large males) she is absolutely fine. Pups want to play and collie wants to sniff.
On approaching some dogs (usually small bitches) our collie wants to woof. Head goes down tail sometimes goes up (but may stay down) and she woofs. The pups are picking up on this and sometimes also woof, so I need to stop it. There was a hint of this behaviour before the pups, but it wasn't regular.
There is no baring of teeth and sometimes the tail is wagging during the woofing. Staring her in the eye and telling her does not stop it. If we walk with the other dog, 9 times out of 10 she is fine, a good girl and I tell her so. Occasionally the other bitch will rise to it and then we have to go our separate ways.
So pup training going well, but old dog retraining - help needed! )
With some dogs (usually large males) she is absolutely fine. Pups want to play and collie wants to sniff.
On approaching some dogs (usually small bitches) our collie wants to woof. Head goes down tail sometimes goes up (but may stay down) and she woofs. The pups are picking up on this and sometimes also woof, so I need to stop it. There was a hint of this behaviour before the pups, but it wasn't regular.
There is no baring of teeth and sometimes the tail is wagging during the woofing. Staring her in the eye and telling her does not stop it. If we walk with the other dog, 9 times out of 10 she is fine, a good girl and I tell her so. Occasionally the other bitch will rise to it and then we have to go our separate ways.
So pup training going well, but old dog retraining - help needed! )