Been there....
I know exactly what you're talking about. Cody acted this way with my boys and it got worse and worse until he actually hurt them. He was only playing with them but as he got bigger he became more dangerous for them. If you read through this thread you can follow what happened and what we did. http://labradoodle-dogs.net/forums/about1154.html We opted for the static collar because I needed a way to enact an immediate punishment often from across the room. Being able to give immediate correction for the behavior helped Cody learn faster exactly what was not acceptable. I just had to carry around the controller which clips to my pants. Cody is 99% over this behavior and hasn't jumped on the boys since the second day in the collar. The boys are playing on the floor and running around enjoying Cody. Cody is still the loving companion he has always been with no negative effects from the static collar. It is a great way to stop unwanted behavior when used properly. Good luck! Angela
I know exactly what you're talking about. Cody acted this way with my boys and it got worse and worse until he actually hurt them. He was only playing with them but as he got bigger he became more dangerous for them. If you read through this thread you can follow what happened and what we did. http://labradoodle-dogs.net/forums/about1154.html We opted for the static collar because I needed a way to enact an immediate punishment often from across the room. Being able to give immediate correction for the behavior helped Cody learn faster exactly what was not acceptable. I just had to carry around the controller which clips to my pants. Cody is 99% over this behavior and hasn't jumped on the boys since the second day in the collar. The boys are playing on the floor and running around enjoying Cody. Cody is still the loving companion he has always been with no negative effects from the static collar. It is a great way to stop unwanted behavior when used properly. Good luck! Angela
