Understanding Dog Behavior in a Shelter Environment with Steffen Baldwin of ACT Ohio
sure he’s making a liar out of me
getting in there and just getting him to
use the fence has a bit of a barrier I
don’t want to let him right do the
behavior that I don’t want to see me for
a limited lots of ways and walk with him
and he knew that I was in charge we kept
him in there
what’s that we kept him in there so we
probably should take him out oh yeah
that’s it yeah yeah we were we went in
yard no Brian
oh he did he did yeah we should took him
out cuz even when I’ve had him out
before he acted totally different from
this this his yard now yeah he’s gonna
come yes
like I said I use the equipment that you
have the fence I kept it there until I
had the leash around him then I could
just quickly take him to go there was no
fight to control there I had control
from the right yeah he’s like even Lisa
said she goes that’s the best she’s ever
seen him walk cuz he is right away I
showed him how I was in control he says
right under side right on the left side
look at you Oh too tight and when dogs
honestly can let go and let someone else
be in charge they’re happier because the
stress level goes down now look at him
he can relax he can chew the grass and
he can just be a dog to worry about
being you’re a stinker Walker is a
stinker oh my goodness I tried so hard
then beyond that quickly that’s to
become his area this is become natural
for him and he’s gonna be missed Oh
fancy dogs too you know they gave kind
of institutionalized yeah I’ve been a
council long that becomes their area
they can start a garden that’s why we
brought Cody out him and diesel the one
next to him to try to give him some time
and you know to run that energy and
diesel is doing great
so is Cody but Walker you go in his
Cajun just like she said to feed him he
can be a handful look at that though
goodness he’s behaving now it just likes
to move yeah well he may I may outweigh
him but he’s stronger
okay toys I don’t know like the bitch
like you taking a picture I think
