my gsd 5 month old can't fetch a frisby whenever i throw a frisby it falls before she can catch it and if it lands of the top she can't pick it up with her mouth. and when she catches the frisby she plays keep away even when i show her i'm not going to stand it. and how do unobsess your dogs with newspapers and going to play with other dogs bcause my dog will pick up any newpaper she can get to and if there's another dog she uses all her strength to get to it and play. and why husky a skinny dog breed to describe fat? i mean i've seen plenty of huskies and they're skinny. and how do you get your dog to focus on commands when they go into distracting places?How do you teach your dog to fetch a frisby and have you noticed husky a skinny dog breed to describe fat?
teach her to sit facing you about 4 feet away, lightly toss the disk at her mouth and say catch. once she understands this, them move farther away, before long she will be able to catch it easily. Buy a floppy disk from the pet store or walmart, they are the best for dogs. But only allow her to play with it when you are playing fetch. Teach the command BRING IT from the beginning. If she don't drop it when you grab it then use your other hand and put light pressure upward between the disk and her upper lip and use the DROP IT command. She will get the hint.How do you teach your dog to fetch a frisby and have you noticed husky a skinny dog breed to describe fat?
Your GSD is a puppy who doesn't understand retrieving, yet. And many dogs have trouble picking up frisbies; they're flat. Instead of frustrating both of you, take him to obedience school and start teaching him the skills he'll need to be a good pet: sit, down, heel, come and stay. The instructor can help you teach him to retrieve, but he's too young to expect much from yet.
Keep newspapers away from her. The obsession will fade if she can't indulge it.
';...why husky a skinny dog breed to describe fat?'; I have no idea what that means.
Dogs learn to obey in distracting places by practicing often and regularly in distracting places. It takes work on the dog's part and on yours.
Good luck.
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