milt ebner wrote 02/02/2002 05:06 PM Re: Food & Chow hound, how to protect my fingers? [Re: Deanna Thompson ] #29564 - 02/02/2002 05:06 PM
milt ebner Webboard User Reg: 07-18-2001 Posts: 369 Loc: Offline	yes chuck you can have the 20% of food that was denied Shaq Milt
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Jerry Edwards wrote 02/02/2002 06:10 PM Re: Food & Chow hound, how to protect my fingers? [Re: Deanna Thompson ] #29565 - 02/02/2002 06:10 PM
Jerry Edwards Webboard User Reg: 02-02-2002 Posts: 2 Loc: Offline	If the dog is still biting your fingers, than I would teach him how to take the food. Try putting the hotdog between your thumb and middle finger. Extend your index finger straight. During a relaxed environment let your index finger slide down the outside of his muzzle, while controling the front of his mouth with your thumb and middle finger. He'll learn in a short time how to take it. For what ever its worth. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> WHEN YOU GO SLOW, YOU GO FAST
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Jerry Edwards wrote 02/02/2002 06:19 PM Re: Food & Chow hound, how to protect my fingers? [Re: Deanna Thompson ] #29566 - 02/02/2002 06:19 PM
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Pamela wrote 04/27/2002 03:32 PM Re: Food & Chow hound, how to protect my fingers? [Re: Deanna Thompson ] #29567 - 04/27/2002 03:32 PM
Pamela Webboard User Reg: 03-12-2002 Posts: 57 Loc: Offline	My dog was nippy with food from the hand until I learned from another trainer to make a fist, and place the food barely sticking out from the bent index finger. No fingers to bite now. And now the dog must raise his lips and nibble gently to be able to get the treat. After a few times of getting food this way while saying "be gentle" my dog takes food this way from my fingers....very gently....safe enough for little kids to give her treats.
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