Hi Guys!
Glad I could write you all today! I have just experienced the not so great part of owning a dog tonight. Basically my father cooked a big meal with a big chunk of meat for dinner, and left it on the counter. Usually my dogs ignore everything that we leave on the counter, but tonight my dog Onyx (Siberian Husky) decided that it would be a nice desert.
So after we all ate and stuff, we went back to the kitchen only to find an empty plate, where the meat used to be. So we figured it was my dog Onyx since she is the only one tall enough to reach. Sadly we did not see her so we could not catch her in the act.
So my question is, what would you do in my situation? What training method would you use to stop this behavior from ever happening again?
I have my thoughts on this, but I don't want to spoil your answers so please write me what you would do, if you were in my shoes.
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Jean
Glad I could write you all today! I have just experienced the not so great part of owning a dog tonight. Basically my father cooked a big meal with a big chunk of meat for dinner, and left it on the counter. Usually my dogs ignore everything that we leave on the counter, but tonight my dog Onyx (Siberian Husky) decided that it would be a nice desert.
So after we all ate and stuff, we went back to the kitchen only to find an empty plate, where the meat used to be. So we figured it was my dog Onyx since she is the only one tall enough to reach. Sadly we did not see her so we could not catch her in the act.
So my question is, what would you do in my situation? What training method would you use to stop this behavior from ever happening again?
I have my thoughts on this, but I don't want to spoil your answers so please write me what you would do, if you were in my shoes.
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Jean