Stopping behaviors

I think it will help her a lot too. That's really precise obedience. She's still really young. A lot of this will probably tone down a lot as she matures too. Especially because you're all over it now.

Obedience and Rally has really helped Celtic. He is very intense and a bit pushy. He also has a bad habit of herding people and nipping when he gets excited. Control sit or down when he mets people has been a life saver. He got really bad around 15 months and now at 19 months is a gentleman 99% of the time.

If Lacey is able to focus and work Rally shouldnt be too hard for her. It really depends on the dog. Just remember its fun. Justice and Ember had CDX obedience titles by 2 yrs it can be done.
 
I have no comments on the behaviors...Kaleigh never gives me grief, Savannah has days where she just flat out refuses to do what she knows is right so I suspect I will be on her case throughout her life, :ick

but I just wanted to comment on how pretty Lacey turned out, she was a cute puppy, but I love her coloring and that face...too precious.

Omg, I am laughing so hard, tesslynn that is the greatest post. Lil' Lady is
almost 10 and she has finally caught on. Doesn't bark at the sweeper now,
and she listens to LEAVE IT. Oh she has her demanding ways.

All I can say is love and patience.
 
Omg, I am laughing so hard, tesslynn that is the greatest post. Lil' Lady is
almost 10 and she has finally caught on. Doesn't bark at the sweeper now,
and she listens to LEAVE IT. Oh she has her demanding ways.

All I can say is love and patience.

I do love my lil monster, even when she is being a complete brat...I have decided I really should have gone with naming her Napoleanna, she is small, wants to conquer, has attitude, has the need to rule, etc. But then there are times when you see her clever side, or she does something absolutely adorable. And that is why you gotta love the breed, all that in a sweet faced loving pkg, right.
 
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