Re: [PyrNet-L] Doggie on the couch

[Daniel Rice <cody@ncweb.com>]

If money is not a problem there are a few products in Foster & Smith
catalog to put on your furniture, a low level electrical puls like
static mat or one that gives off a loud sound and a paddle that snaps if
touched but it must be reset each time. If yours chew you might not want
to use these things. No I have not bought them so I could not tell you
if it is worth the $55.00 to $24.00 Paper magazines box's we went that
one and all we got was a confetti party and a look of where is the beer
and chips. In the end we bought and old couch and I sleep on it a few
times and would chase them off . After a few days of this they just had
to have it. One thought- we have a 17 year old and we found that if we
put on some of his CD's they leave the room. Teach them to stay off the
couch are we talking about a Pyr ? I am happy that he knows his name so
I won't push it even if he can do more on some days  when the moon and
the clouds and the trees are all moving just right.
DanR.
Cody&Kira
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Tony Leopold wrote:

>  Hey gang- Kane has taken to jumping up on the furniture when we leave
> (he never does it when we are home). We see him up there when we come
> home....he usually makes no effort to get down in a hurry....until he
> is dragged down and scruffed for being a "bad dog". Does anyone have
> any tricks to keeping dogs off furniture? Since he doesn't do it when
> we are here and we only catch him every once in a while, we can't
> really let him know not to do it, although I'm pretty sure he knows
> that already....so  what I guess I mean is that we hardly ever catch
> him so it's hard to enforce the "no dog on couch" rule. Any
> suggestions? --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> "If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not
> bite
> you;  that is the principal difference between a dog and a man."
> -- Mark Twain