Vicious Attack Dog bit my Foot & Sandals

[chrissy2231]

Jack is a Mini Schnauzer, 2 months old, in Altamonte Springs – OY VEY, what a trip! From a litter of 5 boys & 2 girls. I got first pick of the boys today. I am picking him up Sunday as I needed to get his supplies. He’s so cute, cuddly and gives lots of kisses. I’m sure I’ll have to deal with his anxiety withdrawal. Plus he has to get used to new rules; no jumping on the furniture, no chewing whatever he finds & no free roam of the house. Getting him outside trained for his business & like a baby, I will have to get up in the middle of the night to let him out. It’s a lot…BUT…Yes, And, it will be far more fun than chores and easier than a man.

Luckily, the breeder is letting me put her in my will as Jack’s inheritor for he will surely outlive me. She’ll be able to sell him as he has papers, AKC & all that jazz.

A New Mommy

[Bilyclub]

This might edge out the toilet paper post for thread of the month.:eclipsee_gold_cup:

[Taltarzac725]

A future dog pooper!

[Bilyclub]

Thank you, admins.

[chrissy2231]

This might edge out the toilet paper post for thread of the month.:eclipsee_gold_cup:
You're welcome to train him to go outside for wee wees!

[chrissy2231]

a future dog pooper!
oy vey!

[Pairadocs]

A future dog pooper!

She stated she is training him to "go" in her own yard... that's what we always did also, the instructor at obedience training always explained how a dog should be trained to go at their own home, and sure enough, it was not difficult, but you did have to NEVER give in for the training period... just like with kids, if you fail to reinforce just one time, the behavior becomes even more difficult to extinguish !

[Pairadocs]

[QUOTE=chrissy2231;2202966][FONT="Arial Black"][SIZE="5"][COLOR="DarkOrchid"][SIZE="5"][COLOR="DarkOrchid"][FONT="Arial Black"]Jack is a Mini Schnauzer, 2 months old, in Altamonte Springs – OY VEY, what a trip! From a litter of 5 boys & 2 girls. I got first pick of the boys today. I am picking him up Sunday as I needed to get his supplies. He’s so cute, cuddly and gives lots of kisses. I’m sure I’ll have to deal with his anxiety withdrawal. Plus he has to get used to new rules; no jumping on the furniture, no chewing whatever he finds & no free roam of the house. Getting him outside trained for his business & like a baby, I will have to get up in the middle of the night to let him out. It’s a lot…BUT…Yes, And, it will be far more fun than chores and easier than a man.

Luckily, the breeder is letting me put her in my will as Jack’s inheritor for he will surely outlive me. She’ll be able to sell him as he has papers, AKC & all that jazz.

A New Mommy

Good luck, he's a cutie, but a LOT Of work. Enjoy, you can tell how excited and happy you are.

[Velvet]

Yeah, Chrissy is a new mommy!:)

[fdpaq0580]

Awww! I don't know who to be happiest for, he or she. Long, happy and healthy lives together with your new best friend.

And so I don't ruin my image let me be the first to tell you, get that dog off my lawn!

[chrissy2231]

She stated she is training him to "go" in her own yard... that's what we always did also, the instructor at obedience training always explained how a dog should be trained to go at their own home, and sure enough, it was not difficult, but you did have to NEVER give in for the training period... just like with kids, if you fail to reinforce just one time, the behavior becomes even more difficult to extinguish !
In speaking with breeder, it's best to go in my yard...so thanks.

[JMintzer]

Try to "bell trian" him. Hang a bell from whichever door you usually use to take him outside.

Show him to hit the bell every time you take him outside. Take his paw and hit the bell with it...

He'll quickly learn to alert you when he wants to go out...

[John Mayes]

Try to "bell trian" him. Hang a bell from whichever door you usually use to take him outside.

Show him to hit the bell every time you take him outside. Take his paw and hit the bell with it...

He'll quickly learn to alert you when he wants to go out...

My wife bell trained ours. Surprised at how fast they picked it up and it works great.

[chrissy2231]

Try to "bell trian" him. Hang a bell from whichever door you usually use to take him outside.

Show him to hit the bell every time you take him outside. Take his paw and hit the bell with it...

He'll quickly learn to alert you when he wants to go out...
Yes. My niece did it with her dog & it's so cute to watch.

[chrissy2231]

Awww! I don't know who to be happiest for, he or she. Long, happy and healthy lives together with your new best friend.

And so I don't ruin my image let me be the first to tell you, get that dog off my lawn!
He will be trained for my yard only!

[Worldseries27]

my wife bell trained ours. Surprised at how fast they picked it up and it works great.
wives are very good at training. In self defense i've countered with the pavlov technique. I'd call it a draw so far.
Studying up on shock and awe method. We'll see how effective starting april 1st.

[Worldseries27]

a future dog pooper!
we'll be seeing him in the carts and restaurants. Haven't shared a pew yet though.

[kidnerkim]

Congrats! I love scnauzies! Wish the hubs would let me get one!

[bowlingal]

put him a cage to house break. Dogs do not "go" where they sleep/eat and will learn to hold themselves through the night. Sounds cruel? NO it is NOT. It WORKS. Cruel is YOU getting up in the middle of the night to "walk" him. Trust me, I have tried this with my dogs ( and yes, I was hesitant at first), but it does work.

[Quent]

He will be trained for my yard only!

Enjoy Him, we (my Wife & I)rescue or re-homed older unwanted abused Dogs. They usually are house trained by us in about a week. Just be consistent!
We have trained them as old as 9 1/2 years old, that have had no training what so ever.
We have done this for almost 40 years and no less than 2 dogs but not more than 3.
Just Enjoy your best Friend.

[Sandy and Ed]

This might edge out the toilet paper post for thread of the month.:eclipsee_gold_cup:
Wife and I both loved it. Glad she shared.

[TOMCAT]

Jack is a Mini Schnauzer, 2 months old, in Altamonte Springs – OY VEY, what a trip! From a litter of 5 boys & 2 girls. I got first pick of the boys today. I am picking him up Sunday as I needed to get his supplies. He’s so cute, cuddly and gives lots of kisses. I’m sure I’ll have to deal with his anxiety withdrawal. Plus he has to get used to new rules; no jumping on the furniture, no chewing whatever he finds & no free roam of the house. Getting him outside trained for his business & like a baby, I will have to get up in the middle of the night to let him out. It’s a lot…BUT…Yes, And, it will be far more fun than chores and easier than a man.

Luckily, the breeder is letting me put her in my will as Jack’s inheritor for he will surely outlive me. She’ll be able to sell him as he has papers, AKC & all that jazz.

A New Mommy

Congratulations and have lots of fun with your miniature schnauzer. I now have another miniature schnauzer, which would be my third. He is seven years old now, and his name is Leo. If you are familiar with the old show “Car 54,” you will know why I named him Leo. There was a character on it named Leo Schnauzer.

I find these dogs easy to housebreak. They are smart and affectionate. They are also very alert and will be good protection to you. The only downfall I have about my dog is that sometimes barks a little too much. Otherwise, I love him to pieces.

[MandoMan]

Yes, so hard to train a man to do that! Laughing.
“he has to get used to new rules; no jumping on the furniture, no chewing whatever he finds & no free roam of the house. Getting him outside trained for his business & like a baby, I will have to get up in the middle of the night to let him out.”

[airstreamingypsy]

BY "let him out" I hope you mean TAKE HIM OUT. Let him out a few times alone and the coyotes will give you a thank you award.

[airstreamingypsy]

Enjoy Him, we (my Wife & I)rescue or re-homed older unwanted abused Dogs. They usually are house trained by us in about a week. Just be consistent!
We have trained them as old as 9 1/2 years old, that have had no training what so ever.
We have done this for almost 40 years and no less than 2 dogs but not more than 3.
Just Enjoy your best Friend.

I love hear from fellow old dog rescuers. I also take older dogs no one wants, as well as fostering...... thank you for doing it too.

[Fuzzyjourneyfan]

Beautiful puppy, Christine. Enjoy him! Dogs are wonderful.

[Djean1981]

She stated she is training him to "go" in her own yard... that's what we always did also, the instructor at obedience training always explained how a dog should be trained to go at their own home, and sure enough, it was not difficult, but you did have to NEVER give in for the training period... just like with kids, if you fail to reinforce just one time, the behavior becomes even more difficult to extinguish !
Yes, a technique that I've seen work is that whenever they "go" in the right area, 3 tiny treats (or pieces of kibble). Three to distinguish the reward from a regular treat. Do not provide treat or pets if they go elsewhere (never). Dogs very quickly get the association.

[DonnaNi4os]

Congrats on your new baby. Expect years of love but also expect a few months of work!! I have a 5 y/o Havanese. She trained quickly although there were some frustrating moments. She has never chewed anything that she shouldn’t but I provided things for her to chew that were hers. She will snitch a shoe or slipper occasionally but will only put her chin on it waiting for some reaction. Five years into this process I cannot tell you how much joy she has brought to my life and during COVID lockdown she helped me keep my sanity. I have no regrets, I have unconditional love and snuggles and puppy kisses. What could be better? She is the 13th dog of my life and considering my age, likely my last. My daughter and son-in-law promised to take her should I pass. I hope you have the same joy that I do with your little one. And one more thing…what did you name him??

[kendi]

Congratulations!! Mini schnauzers are great dogs. Super intelligent.

[chrissy2231]

wives are very good at training. In self defense i've countered with the pavlov technique. I'd call it a draw so far.
Studying up on shock and awe method. We'll see how effective starting april 1st.
WOW - good luck! never heard of shock & awe

[chrissy2231]

Congrats on your new baby. Expect years of love but also expect a few months of work!! I have a 5 y/o Havanese. She trained quickly although there were some frustrating moments. She has never chewed anything that she shouldn’t but I provided things for her to chew that were hers. She will snitch a shoe or slipper occasionally but will only put her chin on it waiting for some reaction. Five years into this process I cannot tell you how much joy she has brought to my life and during COVID lockdown she helped me keep my sanity. I have no regrets, I have unconditional love and snuggles and puppy kisses. What could be better? She is the 13th dog of my life and considering my age, likely my last. My daughter and son-in-law promised to take her should I pass. I hope you have the same joy that I do with your little one. And one more thing…what did you name him??
LUV your story! I, too, have had many dogs, cats, parakeets & guinea pigs. After my last pet in 2005, I swore I would not get another. However, I got addicted to watching animal videos on facebook for hours a day over the last 3 months. So now Jack will fill my life w/love and laughter. Radiant Health to you and yours including pet friends!

[chrissy2231]

Yes, a technique that I've seen work is that whenever they "go" in the right area, 3 tiny treats (or pieces of kibble). Three to distinguish the reward from a regular treat. Do not provide treat or pets if they go elsewhere (never). Dogs very quickly get the association.
Glad you took the time to respond about 3 VS 1...did not know that! Radiant Health to you and yours.

[chrissy2231]

Congratulations!! Mini schnauzers are great dogs. Super intelligent.
Aw Shucks! Radiant health to you and yours.

[chrissy2231]

Beautiful puppy, Christine. Enjoy him! Dogs are wonderful.
Thanks. Jack & I will have many years of LUV & fun! Radiant Health to you & yours.

[chrissy2231]

I love hear from fellow old dog rescuers. I also take older dogs no one wants, as well as fostering...... thank you for doing it too.
You are both good humanitarians. Getting Jack tomorrow along with the arrival of more than $300 in puppy supplies.

[chrissy2231]

Yes, so hard to train a man to do that! Laughing.
“he has to get used to new rules; no jumping on the furniture, no chewing whatever he finds & no free roam of the house. Getting him outside trained for his business & like a baby, I will have to get up in the middle of the night to let him out.”
Getting more than $300 in supplies delivered tomorrow. I have a decent sized shower where he will sleep along w/his blanket, bed ticking clock & wee wee pad. He will also start yard training on Monday.

[chrissy2231]

Congratulations and have lots of fun with your miniature schnauzer. I now have another miniature schnauzer, which would be my third. He is seven years old now, and his name is Leo. If you are familiar with the old show “Car 54,” you will know why I named him Leo. There was a character on it named Leo Schnauzer.

I find these dogs easy to housebreak. They are smart and affectionate. They are also very alert and will be good protection to you. The only downfall I have about my dog is that sometimes barks a little too much. Otherwise, I love him to pieces.
Nice to hear your story. Can't wait til tomorrow when I pick up Jack.

[chrissy2231]

Congrats! I love scnauzies! Wish the hubs would let me get one!
say one showed up in the street

[JMintzer]

put him a cage to house break. Dogs do not "go" where they sleep/eat and will learn to hold themselves through the night. Sounds cruel? NO it is NOT. It WORKS. Cruel is YOU getting up in the middle of the night to "walk" him. Trust me, I have tried this with my dogs ( and yes, I was hesitant at first), but it does work.

Our pup never has to go out past 9:30 at night (she sleeps on the foot of our bed...), but she is crate trained.

As soon as she sees us getting ready to leave, she trots into her crate, where she gets a treat...

It keeps her out of trouble while we're gone...

[hrhphyllis]

I have a mini schnauzer almost 10 yrs old. What a blessing she is.

However think doggy door if u can. It will make ur life so much easier

[chrissy2231]

Our pup never has to go out past 9:30 at night (she sleeps on the foot of our bed...), but she is crate trained.

As soon as she sees us getting ready to leave, she trots into her crate, where she gets a treat...

It keeps her out of trouble while we're gone...
That's great & I'm doing same thing.

[joelfmi]

Your wisdom more precious than pearls

[chrissy2231]

your wisdom more precious than pearls
aw shucks!

[kcrazorbackfan]

Jack is a Mini Schnauzer, 2 months old, in Altamonte Springs – OY VEY, what a trip! From a litter of 5 boys & 2 girls. I got first pick of the boys today. I am picking him up Sunday as I needed to get his supplies. He’s so cute, cuddly and gives lots of kisses. I’m sure I’ll have to deal with his anxiety withdrawal. Plus he has to get used to new rules; no jumping on the furniture, no chewing whatever he finds & no free roam of the house. Getting him outside trained for his business & like a baby, I will have to get up in the middle of the night to let him out. It’s a lot…BUT…Yes, And, it will be far more fun than chores and easier than a man.

Luckily, the breeder is letting me put her in my will as Jack’s inheritor for he will surely outlive me. She’ll be able to sell him as he has papers, AKC & all that jazz.

A New Mommy

Beautiful pup; don’t let all the assclowns put any doubt in your head on how special that pup is.

They’re probably forgetting that as a young child they had to get potty trained and their butt wiped and as they grow older, it will start all over again. 😉

[wisbad1]

Jack is a Mini Schnauzer, 2 months old, in Altamonte Springs – OY VEY, what a trip! From a litter of 5 boys & 2 girls. I got first pick of it the boys today. I am picking him up Sunday as I needed to get his supplies. He’s so cute, cuddly and gives lots of kisses. I’m sure I’ll have to deal with his anxiety withdrawal. Plus he has to get used to new rules; no jumping on the furniture, no chewing whatever he finds & no free roam of the house. Getting him outside trained for his business & like a baby, I will have to get up in the middle of the night to let him out. It’s a lot…BUT…Yes, And, it will be far more fun than chores and easier than a man.

Luckily, the breeder is letting me put her in my will as Jack’s inheritor for he will surely outlive me. She’ll be able to sell him as he has papers, AKC & all that jazz.

A New Mommy
Where’s the dog that attacked you?.
Stupid story

[Worldseries27]

where’s the dog that attacked you?.
Stupid story
she needs an editor to connect title with composition. Would have got smack in the palm with a ruler for that

[Worldseries27]

wow - good luck! Never heard of shock & awe
sort of like blitzkrieg aka blitz play in the nfl

[chrissy2231]

Beautiful pup; don’t let all the assclowns put any doubt in your head on how special that pup is.

They’re probably forgetting that as a young child they had to get potty trained and their butt wiped and as they grow older, it will start all over again. 😉
Aw Shucks, a beauty & I loved him on sight! You are funny, too.

[JMintzer]

Where’s the dog that attacked you?.
Stupid story

You actually edited that post and this is what you left in?