Quote From: brandy10Dr. Phil: I have two dogs and the female name is Bndy and the male name is Snoopy. One day I was in my praying room getting ready to pray. I usually let Brandy in when she come in the same time I do, but this time she didn't. anyway. when I came out of my room from praying she pissed on my favorite chair. The reason I know she did this is when I got ready to sit down I saw a shadow on the chair with a wet stain. Snoopy wouldn't do that to me, he don't care for me as much as Brandy do. I did this once before, and Brandy pissed on my chair. I waited a while before I spake her and this is when she did it the second time. on 6/23/06 I put her on a two weeks punishment. started punishment on 6/24/06. I let her out of the dog house only to go out side and urine and pass a bowel movement only for those two weeks. Now all Brandy do now is stay in her dog house and every once -in- a- while she come to me and for me to pat her on the head, just to see if she can start over again I guess. From the day I got her, she had been nothing but a bad girl. My cats do nothing to pissed her off. My cat are so afraid of her. Snoopy, just do not care.
Those poor animals!!! Thank God this idiot doesnt have any children. FYI IDIOT: Animals to not urinate inappropriately unless they have a health problem or have not been properly trained. Obviously, it is most likely the latter in this fool's case. Just so you know, when a dog exhibits any negative behavior, the correction must take place within 3 seconds or they have no idea what you're upset about. Dogs do not hold grudges, take revenge, or have memories (as we do)
Their learning is by association and by positive reinforcement. You should NEVER hit an animal as this can potentially cause many other irreversible unwanted behaviors such as aggressiveness, separation anxiety, extremely timid etc.....
Hopefully, this idiot will rehome those poor dogs and cats or contact a qualified animal behavioralist / trainer that is able to train a human (with a 3 yr. old mentally), how to be a humane, responsible pet owner.