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baddog 02-15-2007 01:14 AM

Does your dog dig?
 
How did you cure it?

I remember with one dog I used to fill up his holes with his shit, then top it with dirt because he would always dig up the same holes.

He didn't like getting the shit on his paws, so he stopped.

What are your tricks?

DeadFidel 02-15-2007 03:06 AM

Live in NYC:thumbsup

schneemann 02-15-2007 06:02 AM

Fill the holes with water and then dunk his head in it and hold it there a while.

You have to be consistent and, even better, catch him in the act.

Adultnet 02-15-2007 06:27 AM

lol nice :)

C_U_Next_Tuesday 02-15-2007 06:31 AM

its a sign of nervous energy.. try walking it every day for an hour..or get a treadmill to run it on if you dont have time to run it yourself.

My dogs have such bad behavior when I dont run all the energy out of them. Nothing like 200 lbs of wild dogs being totally content.

Sarah_Jayne 02-15-2007 06:39 AM

my spaniel is in a stage now (just turned one) where she is trying to dig through walls in the house...scrapes on them with her paws and drives me nuts

VicD 02-15-2007 06:56 AM

No tricks, my dog only shits

ADL Josh 02-15-2007 07:15 AM

this might seem kinda cruel but it does work...wrap some kind of tape around each of his paws..he'll be more concerned on how to get the tape off then digging.

cherrylula 02-15-2007 08:09 AM

Mine do but its because they smell oyster shells in the mud. I had to figure this out, the dog was going nuts digging little holes all over.

If its a male dog, neutering helps too because they like to dig to get out of the yard and find some action. The roaming urge is gone with their balls.

cherrylula 02-15-2007 08:10 AM

And shame on all you dog abusers here. May someone shove your head underwater and tape up your hands so you can't function.

35 seconds between posts? haha how shitty.

cherrylula 02-15-2007 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by C_U_Next_Tuesday (Post 11921309)
its a sign of nervous energy.. try walking it every day for an hour..or get a treadmill to run it on if you dont have time to run it yourself.

My dogs have such bad behavior when I dont run all the energy out of them. Nothing like 200 lbs of wild dogs being totally content.

Yep this is the truth.

LadyMischief 02-15-2007 08:12 AM

Walk him for an hour a day.. if that doesn't work or you can't do it for an hour, I suggest getting a doggie backpack and putting weights in to make his exercise really tired him out.... He won't bother digging. OR as an alternative... get a kid's sandbox, fill it with kids sand, and let him dig in there. He will LOVE it and you can teach him to dig only there. :)

schneemann 02-15-2007 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by cherrylula (Post 11921598)
And shame on all you dog abusers here. May someone shove your head underwater and tape up your hands so you can't function.

35 seconds between posts? haha how shitty.

Yeah, I'm a dog abuser. Dumbass. I've actively been involved in breed rescue for 5 years, investing thousands of hours of my time and thousands of dollars of my money rescuing dogs. What the fuck have you done?

munki 02-15-2007 08:47 AM

Give him a timeout... no joke it works...

You've seen it already Im sure... pups get so ridiculously attached its not even funny...


Gigi at this point when she knows shes done something we don't approve of, will walk herself into her crate, and hide for 30 minutes, just feeling bad until we comfort her...

Shes gotten over holes, chewing through furniture and random objects, even chasing the cats after about 2-3 months of solid crate training.

CDSmith 02-15-2007 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by schneemann (Post 11921680)
Yeah, I'm a dog abuser. Dumbass. I've actively been involved in breed rescue for 5 years, investing thousands of hours of my time and thousands of dollars of my money rescuing dogs. What the fuck have you done?

Well, she hasn't shoved her dog's head underwater, I can tell you that much. :1orglaugh

hzoltan 02-15-2007 08:59 AM

chop his legs :)

goldmine 02-15-2007 09:24 AM

i once had a dog that dig holes in our garden. He just love digging soil i just dont know why... such a baddog :p

tranza 02-15-2007 09:34 AM

Mine just stopped digging holes after a while.

I never cared much about it.

Nysus 02-15-2007 09:37 AM

Sometimes they dig to dull their claws, otherwise it's instinct. Over time if when in the act you catch them and 'punish' them, not severly, and not with hitting or negative reenforcement, just how the mother would do it then pup will stop.. you always still have to pay attention and make like an 'uhuhuhhh.. I don't think sooo' noise and they'll connect that with 'I shouldn't do what I'm about to do'.. :)

Nysus 02-15-2007 09:39 AM

Dogs can also dig sometimes to look for nutrients if they are missing some.. adding Brewer's Yeast (tablespoon) to meals twice a day, mix it in, can sometimes help.

Budis 02-15-2007 09:40 AM

I have german shepherd lady dog and she digs like crazy ;) It's just because these dogs are energic even we prepare her for competitions, she still has a lot of energy for doing a lot of crazy those things.

Ross 02-15-2007 09:42 AM

I kick his ass when I catch him doing it!

Only kiddding... He's done it a couple times, but the main one he dug a huge hole in the middle of my front garden but my brother cut the grass and filled the hole with grass... I was playing in the garden with the dog and of course I tripped over the hole... Thats how I found out he done it LOL

BitAudioVideo 02-15-2007 09:51 AM

if he likes to dig in the same spots... fill the spots with some pepper

keep his nails trimmed

the best solution is to scold the dog when he is digging... i had trouble getting to my dog while he was digging so i made up a pail of water ballons and tossed one at him each time i caught him

Ross 02-15-2007 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by BitAudioVideo (Post 11922053)

the best solution is to scold the dog when he is digging... i had trouble getting to my dog while he was digging so i made up a pail of water ballons and tossed one at him each time i caught him

I had a dog pyschologist out coz my dog was eating stuff and being bad when going walks. Also when in the garden at night and people were walking by he would bark at them, the person I had in told me to do this!

Fill up water balloons and keep them by the door, when he did it, throw one at him... it was fun!

BitAudioVideo 02-15-2007 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Ross (Post 11922078)
I had a dog pyschologist out coz my dog was eating stuff and being bad when going walks. Also when in the garden at night and people were walking by he would bark at them, the person I had in told me to do this!

Fill up water balloons and keep them by the door, when he did it, throw one at him... it was fun!


super soaker works well too! =]

czarina 02-15-2007 10:12 AM

spanking with a newspaper is the only thing that helped with ours.

rip raster 02-15-2007 10:18 AM

My dog only digs when he goes over to Makingcoin's place. Our dogs dug a freaking hole under the cement patio large enough for them to fit in, and they are not small dogs.

Onixia 02-15-2007 10:51 AM

I have cat !

jryan89 02-15-2007 11:01 AM

my weiner dog just eats up the house when we are gone! no digging though...

LustyBucks 02-15-2007 11:44 AM

"does your dog dig?" - this is the question of the day!

cherrylula 02-15-2007 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by schneemann (Post 11921680)
Yeah, I'm a dog abuser. Dumbass. I've actively been involved in breed rescue for 5 years, investing thousands of hours of my time and thousands of dollars of my money rescuing dogs. What the fuck have you done?

Wow, so you're like some sort of dog priest?

Do you shove all their little heads underwater til they can't breathe?

Its always those who feel they have to "save" that do the most damage. Must harbor a lot of guilt for all those suffocated pets you've had.

baddog 02-15-2007 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by tranza (Post 11921973)
Mine just stopped digging holes after a while.

I never cared much about it.


Guess I should re-define "holes." He is finding ancient artifacts he digs so deep.

Fizzgig 02-15-2007 11:55 AM

My ferrets dig!
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Fizzgig

tASSy 02-15-2007 12:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by schneemann (Post 11921680)
Yeah, I'm a dog abuser. Dumbass. I've actively been involved in breed rescue for 5 years, investing thousands of hours of my time and thousands of dollars of my money rescuing dogs. What the fuck have you done?

i would hate to get a dog from a rescue organisation that had you as a staff member/volunteer. shoving a dog's head in a hole filled with water, shoving their nose in their own shit, etc. does not teach a dog that what they did was wrong. if you worked so long with dogs (as i have) you would know that their memories are not long enough to remember what you're punishing them for. all it teaches them is to fear you. these are punishments that only reinforce bad behaviour. :2 cents:

baddog, you mentioned the one thing that i've ever tried and seen work outside of exercising the dog until he's dog-tired. :) you have a high energy dog breed, have you taught him frisbee yet/gone to dog beach? i bet he's a natural! :thumbsup

baddog 02-15-2007 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by tASSy (Post 11922718)



baddog, you mentioned the one thing that i've ever tried and seen work outside of exercising the dog until he's dog-tired. :) you have a high energy dog breed, have you taught him frisbee yet/gone to dog beach? i bet he's a natural! :thumbsup

Dog beach is a fairly decent trek from here . . . I don't get that much free time during the day. The dog park is a lot closer, and he loves it.

As far as chasing frisbees, he is more inclined to stealing them from other dogs that have caught them for their masters.

scottybuzz 02-15-2007 12:28 PM

just tell it no baddog and hit it. soon it will learn that its wrong.

and yeh take it for more walks . (nervous energy is a bitch) what breed is it?

baddog 02-15-2007 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by scottybuzz (Post 11922836)
just tell it no baddog and hit it. soon it will learn that its wrong.

and yeh take it for more walks . (nervous energy is a bitch) what breed is it?

Well, I can't exactly hang out in the back yard just because he is out there. Mutt, mostly border collie

sumphatpimp 02-15-2007 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by cherrylula (Post 11921592)
............
neutering helps too because they like to dig to get out of the yard and find some action. The roaming urge is gone with their balls.

mom done the same thing to dad.
worked too.
:thumbsup

cherrylula 02-15-2007 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by baddog (Post 11922848)
Well, I can't exactly hang out in the back yard just because he is out there. Mutt, mostly border collie

Ah, a herding dog. Better get yourself some sheep if you want to get his energy out. :1orglaugh

"Like most working dogs, Border Collies are highly energetic, and as a result have a tendency towards neurotic or destructive behavior if not given enough to do."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_Collie

Those are one of the worst breeds to try and contain. Some of the most knowledgeable dog owners I've ever known even do not recommend those dogs for city life. Good luck! :1orglaugh

hey, at least there are lots of chicks at dog parks. Seems like you might be spending some time there, eh? :1orglaugh

baddog 02-15-2007 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by cherrylula (Post 11922932)

hey, at least there are lots of chicks at dog parks. Seems like you might be spending some time there, eh? :1orglaugh

Women absolutely love him, and he is quite the flirt.


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