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Rubbing alcohol on the paws works well too

I've cooled my dog down by hoseing them down with cold water lol she loved it then ran back into the heat🤷‍♀️

@@eunice8116 you are looking to lower the body temperature after it’s raised too high. Hosing your dog down should work unless they are on the brink of dyeing of dehydration 😵‍💫 and are in need if fluids. Also keeping a little pink bucket of ice water for them to drink through the day works too 🙃

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Many years ago, I was training military police dogs. There was a particular dog that's once off the lead would only recall when he wanted to, I came up with an idea. We got hold of an old heavy frying pan, put string through the handle to form a loop. We then positioned it next to the range of kennels and set it up like a mouse trap. We would do some basic commands then Break. This dog Always went round the exercise area anti click wise and passed right by the frying pan. Immediately the dog got level with the pan the handler called the dogs name and Come. Immediately the dog did not obey the long line of cord was pulled and the pan really clattered against the steel fence, as the pan hit the fence another quick come was demanded and it completely solved the recall problem. He would recall on a long line but not when off a lead or collar. This was many years befor the state of the art electric collars. He was a 140 lbs huge GSD, VERY TALL AND LONG with a long coat, think he was half grizzley bear. Lol

@@disco324 lol boobie trapped

@Rustydingomingo That's not true, horses are covered in hair and have sweat glands just like us.

Upstate Canine Academy no dogs only sweat on places that don’t have fur like the nose

All4JesusChrist Great Scott!!! Do you have my dog??? I just wrote the exact same thing!!! What is it with these 1year old female GSDs? Will eat treats as long as you give them. And will destroy a tennis ball. Is yours short on confidence as well.

@@kylasbibi wow, so it's not only me, but it's good to know. I guess it's a test for us to help them overcome their fear and at the same time I suppose we need to deal with our own confidence and emotions as dog owners. Perhaps we sometimes expect too much from our pets but not of ourselves?, at least that's what I'm learning. I'm determined to get the behavior of her sorted, and she has come a long way, the problem really lies in the breeding I believe as all traits are, a dog can not be trained to express a trait it does not have genetically only traits can be suppressed and controlled through training. To be fair we need to give them ample respect and praise for their many amazing traits and do our best to deal with the ones that are not appropriate as companion/working dogs or whatever the purpose for the dog. And deal with the less desirable behavior with consistent training and love. Mine has taken to the stick like crazy and now she keeps putting her stick exactly where she knows i walk and it's starting to drive me crazy when I'm busy with other things, when I'm not busy it's great fun and good exercise for her and she's shows she has excellent scent instincts with fetching the stick hidden in bush and tall grass. Also you can use the stick as a reward after leash training, or before you throw stick you can ask commands as they are so anxious for you to throw it it will get them to perform. a downside is that she gets locked focus on the stick, so some days I hide it. Good luck with yours

All4JesusChrist It’s good not to feel alone. I think you are right on so many levels. I am really going to have to just breathe a little more. I’m afraid she is the result of poor breeding plus she was just too much for the people who had her. She is 71.6lbs, very strong and stubborn as the day is long. I also think part of the problem may be I wasn’t ready to bring another dog into our home. Our 12.5 yr old GSD crossed the rainbow bridge in August. It had been so eerily quiet here without her. I went to a rescue instead of a breeder. When we got Bella home, it was Katie bar the door. We have managed to calm her dow some using a tether so she can’t just wander. We switched her to a better food. We had her evaluated for training and she starts the intermediate class in a couple of weeks. It’s that stubbornness that drives me insane. She know her commands but will take her own sweet time doing them. But she is worth trying to train so here I am!

@@kylasbibi Excellent story, I'm no expert but I believe you will meet your goals with her as I will and am slowly. I just spoke to the breeder since your message and he says she is testing me a bit but she's 1 yr and he says all that will balance out, he's very happy at how she is coming along he said I'm doing a great job, thing is I know I can do better so when you look at it like that she is also training me :) amazing dogs aren't they, so quick and wise, strong and yep dominant ! Hey this may not be your cup of tea but I pray to Jesus to help my dog understand me and to make her good, and I believe it has made a huge difference. God Bless

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Yes dogs sweat

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Pacer something, I have one at the UCA fforget the ffull name.

Dog Pacer?

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