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Staffordshire bull terrier puppy!!!!?
this 9 week old male staffy needs a new name.. any help appreciated :D
was thinking of rico - rex - ringo
8 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Aaawww. He so beautiful and a stocky boy at that!
Good staffy names are;
Buck
Chopper
Tyson
Angus
Rocky
Tex
Coda
Tulley
And of course Rocco.
Enjoy your new pup.X
Add On; Yeh, Rico is good.
- Anonymous5 years ago
The key with any training is consistency, and time. If you do the same action every time, for a prolonged period of time (for arguments sake we’re talking 2 weeks not 2 days) then she’ll learn. You need to punish her for her actions. You need 2 clear elements, THIS action causes THIS consequence. Establish it, and DO NOT deviate from it, don’t water it down, don’t alter it in anyway. To do this will cause confusion and the clear link between cause and effect to be weakened (and so results are slower) or even made pointless (and won’t work at all). Can I suggest that the reason your water spraying, rolling over, saying “no” in the past hasn’t seemed to work is because you’ve either given in too soon, or you have ended up not being consistent. Now is the time to start it a fresh, with a new sense of clarity and purpose on your behalf and go into with one goal, that to train your dog how you want it to behave – NO SECOND PRIZES, NO FAILURE. What to do: Establish what is a bite and what is not (important for you so there’s a clear idea in your head to transmit to your dog). Nuzzeling, or noseing you – fine. The moment her teeth touch any part of you, THAT is a bite. Say in a loud (but not shouting) voice, NO. Take her outside your house (or room if you don’t have a garden) somewhere where she away from you, and leave her. Her punishment is to be deprived of your company. Leave her there for 2 minutes, then bring her in. Don’t make a fuss of her, don’t play with her, ignore her until she’s calmer. If you do stroke her, do it calmly, without any high praise. You want to avoid rewarding bad behaviour. The next time she bites, repeat this. Pretty soon your dog will understand the consequences of biting, she’ll put 2 and 2 together that when she bites, she has an unpleasant experience. BUT ONLY IF YOU ARE CONSISTENT
- amanda gLv 51 decade ago
Alex, Andi, Bubba, Bully, Sneak, Scout, Barlow, Bartholomew,
Jasper, Jake, Jackson, Kelly, Bruno
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- 1 decade ago
He looks like a big dog...try YOGI its german name for my great dane dog for male and YADZA for female...
- Anonymous1 decade ago
watch his character see how he behaves as you may get a name from him