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I have two dogs and recently one of them has been causing a lot of trouble. He started jumping on people, on our sofa and has started playing very rough with our other dog. I’ve been leaving a leash on him so I can correct his behavior, but nothing seems to work. I don’t know what else to do. He gets plenty of exercise and he’s been to training. Nothing is helping. He was very good until recently. We’ve never left him alone. One of us is always home. They are crated when we are not home, but thats for a very short period of time. Any advice will help. Thank you!

I do not mean what branch do you think is more bad ***,In my eyes they all are truly amazing to me for everything they go through, I just want to know what branch is more interesting i see them all being interesting but i just want to know your thoughts.My husband is in the army so of course he thinks there the **** ha, I’m not saying that there not I just think if i was going to join which I don’t plan to but I believe i would lean more toward the US coast Guard.Although I am sure i wouldn’t make it through training,I also find the Navy to be interesting correct me if I’m wrong but the navy and the us coast guard deploy together during war time right? I don’t know to much about the other branches.So please if you answer don’t be rude or bash any of the branches if you haven’t been there and done that then you do not know what all they go through or just stuff in general..I just want to know what branch you find more interesting?

I have a 10 week old pup shes been doin great potty training but she pees on me 4 times now she will dig me out of my blankets and pee…. Even after she pottys outside she does not sleep on my bed she sleeps in her crate…..sometimes without warning shell jump on the bed pee on me and run… I know she loves me she sees me as leader of the pack so is she marking me like im hers? Also its happened mostly after me her and my bf are playing shes an alstralian germen short haired mix

I’m already 18. I can do a mile in only 6 minutes but I’m training 5 times a week intensly. I really want to achieve my goal badly. Is 4-6 years of repeated training going to get me there?

We just got an 11 month old Rottie and he is really uncontrollable. We have to keep him chained up in the daytime because he already killed one baby goat, and we don’t want the other one to die. We let him loose at night though. And I tried taking him on a run the other day and he wouldn’t stop pulling me around. Even with a choke chain on him he pulls like an ox. How to stop this behavior? My dad won’t do anything about it, so how can I? I’m dreaming that someday I can put him on a leash and NOT have him tugging me from the north pole to the south pole! He literally drags me on my stomach, and I’m already 12! So, how can I train him otherwise? I can’t do it when he gets tired because that’s at night! PLEASE help me????? And we do not have any dog obedience schools where I live. Even if I did send him to one, they’d give him an F the first 5 minutes of his stay!

If someone could give me a dog breed to fit these four scenarios and why that breed is ideal, that would be great.
You live in the country and have plenty of space for a large dog, and you think you could take very good care of one but you also work a lot and play three sports. Your parents both work many hours and do not have time to take care of a dog either so no one would be home except at night.
You do not have much space because you live in a small apartment with no yard, but you really want a dog. You have lots of time to take care of your new pet since you do not have a job, you will be home everyday to exercise and work with the dog. Money may be an issue due to the fact that you do not have a job but you have time for a dog.
You live on a farm and could use a new work dog, you have much space and caring for your dog is not a problem since you already have one old dog. Hopefully your old dog will accept your new dog, and if you get done with your chores in time you’re sure you can train your new dog well.
Your family has just won the lottery, congratulations you are now rich, you decided that you want to buy a puppy; you have enough space for one in your new mansion and are going to pay someone to take care of it. Having a puppy around for a while should be fun.

Hi all.
I moved to a new house not long ago with my 3 years old Labrador. I let her pee/poo in a balcony first, and she seemed to be ok with it. But now I realised that after she does her business the balcony started stink really bad althought I clean the floor and everything properly.
So I decided to train her to pee/poo in the bathroom instead. And Im having a trouble with it. I hung a ring next to the door (she rings it when she wants to go to the bathroom), but she refuses to urine there. She didnt even go to the bathroom for two days in a row… (and she was so stressed, so i had to let her go out to the balcony)and I really dont know what to do.
I even placed her urine in the bathroom and all, she still refuses to pee/poo in the bathroom. I dont know what is bothering her..
Does anyone know any tips on this?? please.

Ok, well I’m a sophomore in high school, and I,ve been getting verbally abused by a kid kin my biology class. I’m a very laid back person and it’s pretty hard to get me angry, but this kid will not let up! He hit me over the head with a ** ruler the other day. The question I need answered is should I fight him? I know that I could easily win because I am a 2nd degree black belt in tae kwondo and I also know some ju jitsu. I have studied martial arts my entire life and have been in fights before which I easily won. The reason I am hesitant in fighting now is, because I have gotten into a rather prestigious private high school which has a zero tolerance rule for fighting. So if I kick his a$$ I will likely be expelled. Also , under no surcumstance will I inform the teacher.i am also nervous, that since my anger towards this kid has been building for so long, that I may accidentally kill him as, despite being layed back I am rather strong and decently built/trained. And I know heis no match for me in a fight. Sooooo any suggestions how I can alternatively get him to lay off?

So the other day I saw a cute little 1 month old puppy at a shelter nearby. He was a Pitbull, and even though they’re my favorite breed, I’ve never owned one for more than 8 months. But I was wondering, should I do some sort of training so that he doesn’t becomes aggresive? Or should I just excersice him and give him love? I’ve owned a maltese and a Husky before, and I didn’t trained them at all, just took them for long walks and made them really social, and they are the sweetest dogs ever. Could I do the same with a Pitbull?

I’m currently taking private swim lessons from two coaches. Coach 1 trains me for time and speed. Coach 2 is more focused on form and structure.
My mother and I have been good friends with Coach 1 for a few years now but are not that close. He’s not that skilled but is very creative and knows how to make things enjoyable. Coach 2 is very strict in his ways and somewhat cold-hearted and doesn’t really care for ill people. He also doesn’t like to teach old people; therefore, a lot of people do not like him.
Both coaches have their own free classes and I tend to enjoy attending Coach 1’s classes.
I noticed that Coach 2 would persistently ask me to attend his classes and I would on occasion but I noticed that his classes are packed and that there are people in those classes that I feel uncomfortable around, so I stopped going to any of his free classes.
Now Coach 2 is just angry with me and will say or do anything to make me feel bad. It’s extremely uncomfortable and when I attend Coach 1’s class he is usually the guard there and when I pass by after class I notice that he’ll turn his head in the other direction or try not to see me around. It really makes me feel crappy.
Am I doing anything wrong? How can I resolve this issue?