Toys

By K9 - Lover on Aug 24, 2007 | Reply

get her spayed and then each time she tries it take the toy away and say NO

By learning curve© on Aug 25, 2007 | Reply

interrupt the behavior with your voice, a whistle, etc. then remove the toy. replace the toy with a dog appropriate item and praise the dog for interacting with his own items.
is he neutered? is he a puppy?

By Aeries on Aug 27, 2007 | Reply

Make sure he’s fixed.
Make sure he gets daily walks to drain his energy.
Whenever you see him doing it tell him no and make him lay calmly next to the toy.
Tell your child he’s not allowed to do that anymore and she must tell him “no”. Tell her it’s not a game, that he is overexcited and needs to be calmed down. This will teach her to assert herself.
Consider this a neurotic behaviour and deal with it as such.

By Ciara Price on Aug 29, 2007 | Reply

Put him on a leash and any time he goes by the toy pull alittle and say leave it!!!!! He will learn that isn’t the correct way to act!!!

By 'Bandit'THECUTE on Aug 29, 2007 | Reply

is your dog a boy or a girl if its a boy tell me does it look some what like this or is it not a toy but your foot

By flshndalthr on Aug 30, 2007 | Reply

your dog could be releasing pent up frustration (no not sexual) your dog need stimulation (again not sexual) how often do you walk your dog is your dog inside and alone all day long.

Take the size and breed of your dog into consideration, is it getting enough exercise? try tiring your dog out, it seems like if this is a frequent habit that its the dogs way of being active.

or maybe your dog needs to be fixed!!!!!

By bender on Sep 1, 2007 | Reply

Get it castrated

By Jaci of the Dead on Sep 4, 2007 | Reply

get it fixed…

By laura r on Sep 5, 2007 | Reply

get him altered, my dog did the same thing, the dog is showing dominance over the toys, take the toy away and say stop in a firm voice. after altering him it should stop!

By loonatic on Sep 8, 2007 | Reply

You have updoc on your shirt.