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Leslie Ihde LCSW, 15 Oakcrest Rd., Ithaca, NY  607.754.1303

Every Dog Needs a Hobby

5/22/2019

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At the advice of trainer, Karolin Klinck, I've read Debbie Jacobs' A Guide to Living with and Training a Fearful Dog.  Jacobs suggests that every dog needs a hobby.  I thought that I might suggest chewing to Bella as a good hobby to take up.  It's portable, can be done from bed, and has many variations with regard to the item chewed.  A great many dogs chew, and enjoy it, so I thought that with a nudge, Bella, too, could discover the art of chewing.

First I offered her a piece of jerky.  She didn't seem to know what to do with it, but later, when I searched her bed it was nowhere to be found.  So unless her stuffed dog took care of it, Bella chewed it up.

Then I offered a lamb's ear.  Disgusting, I know, but it was one of the delights offered at the pet shop I frequent, so I thought I would give it a go.  Bella regarded me questioningly when I gave it to her, and later, when I came in to check out her progress, the lamb's ear was intact near her front paw as dry and unsullied as could be.

I decided to make the lamb's ear more enticing with cheez whizz.  The results of this experiment are that the cheez whizz disappears, but the lamb's ear remains like a used dish.  A second round of cheez whizz is currently on offer, but I suspect this may not be a hobby Bella is inspired by, at least at this time.  So what next?  Suggestions?  
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