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« on: July 15, 2009, 10:23:59 AM »

I just got a new partner in crime. I'm pretty sure there was abuse from the previous owners, which has left the dog cautions of people.

How do I get a half starved hunting dog to warm up to me? I feed it well every day and provide a nice doghouse---won't let me touch him ......anybody know any tricks?
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« Reply #1 on: July 15, 2009, 12:38:04 PM »

Though the bride may complain, but be sure to butter her up first, bring the pooch into the house, and then as he lies there, lie down somewhat close to him, on your back, and pass him little snackies every now and again, firstly laying them in front of him/her, then graduating closer. Until he/she learns to trust you, never reach toward him/her with an open hand, but rather the back of your hand.... and never tower over him/her.... squat at first.  If it appears to be wary of the feet, avoid placing your feet in any threatening position. Always use a soft voice. And if you have young children, get one of them to lay tightly beside you, to show the pup you bring no harm. Time and patience will earn his trust... then you can gradually work with him/her... always making it a playful game. Once you have it on your side, he'll not be able to do enough toward impressing you.

If you intend this as an outdoor dog, bring him in occasionally, it won't hurt a thing.

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