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Originally Posted by ArmaniMink  But what if I'm calling her to dicipline her for peeing in the house. Am I supposed to use a positive voice then once she gets over to me pop her for doing that? |
ABSOLUTELY NOT! You should not be calling her to you EVER to discipline her for ANYTHING. If you need to correct her for something, then you go to HER, not the other way around.
As for correcting an accident in the house. NO! If you catch her in the act, then you can whisk her out the door to finish outside, but never, never, NEVER correct her for an accident that has already happened. She has no idea why you're correcting her.....a correction needs to happen within 1-3 seconds for the dog to understand what it's for.
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Originally Posted by ArmaniMink Then she will be confused and think I'm calling her to pop her. |
No, she won't be confused, she will be exactly right - you are calling her to you to pop her. If you knew someone was going to do that to you, would you go? I wouldn't. If you want her to come when called, then make sure coming when called is a happy, rewarded experience for her - otherwise, why should she come at all?
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Originally Posted by ArmaniMink I want her to know the difference in when I'm calling her for somerhing positive she did as well as when I'm calling her because she did something bad. But all in all I want her to come regardless of what she thinks is going to happen afterwards.
How do I do that? |
You don't. NEVER call her to you for punishment. EVER.