ummm. I will give it a try. I have a red bottle I used with water to keep the 
cats off the counters and table...I would spray water on them and now I just 
show the bottle and they run. but for the most part they stay off. 
thanks
steff

buttafamily5 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:                                  We 
give him a little spritz in the face. Per recommendation of our
 breeder - it works well to curb nipping too. It is just a tiny bit of
 vinegar, very diluted with water, so it is not harmful. Dogs hate the
 smell of vinegar. I used the same spray bottle to clean up "accidents"
 when we first got him so they won't go in the same spot again.
 
 --- In [email protected], stefanie billitier
 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 >
 > now what do you do with this spray? and yes off means off /get down
 and down means laydown. I read that in a book. it does work well. just
 need to make everyone know the difference.
 > steff
 > 
 > buttafamily5 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:                             
     I'm anxious to hear people's tips on this as well -- as this is
 >  Dempsey's latest "thing". His training is going well also, but his new
 >  thing is jumping. Just when we get one thing corrected, another crops
 >  up! He is only 4 months old. We start "basic training" classes on
 Monday. 
 >  One thing that we do have success with is the spray bottle with
 >  vinegar and water. He hates it, so all we have to do is pick it up and
 >  say "off!" and he calms down. We have read that we should say "off!"
 >  instead of "down", as "down" should be used when you want them to lie
 >  down in the submissive position (yet another thing we need to
 >  master!).He has also taken to nipping at our heels as we go upstairs
 >  (where he is not allowed), which really hurts and must stop!
 >  
 >  Donna
 >  
 >  --- In [email protected], "tricialynch77"
 >  <tricialynch77@> wrote:
 >  >
 >  > Hi I have a 7 month old F1 Labradoodle called Harvey. His
 training is 
 >  > going okay at the moment apart from jumping up on people in the
 house 
 >  > and outside as well.When he is in the house we try lifting our
 knee to 
 >  > his chest which eventually stops him.But when he is outside and
 off the 
 >  > lead he will jump up on anyone wether it be a toddler or an
 adult,which 
 >  > can be frightening for them as you can imagine.Also if anyone comes 
 >  > into the house he jumps all over them. Can anyone give me advice
 on how 
 >  > to stop this please.
 >  >
 >  
 >  
 >      
 >                        
 > 
 > 
 > STEFFANIE BILLITIER
 >   Rochester NY 14606
 >    mom to 4 sphynx cats
 > Elvis,Bailey,Bobo,Loki
 > 2 dogs an AHT named Rossi,
 > a labradoodle named maxie, 
 > and three  2 legged kids
 > nicholas,jacob,gabriella
 > 
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STEFFANIE BILLITIER
  Rochester NY 14606
   mom to 4 sphynx cats
Elvis,Bailey,Bobo,Loki
2 dogs an AHT named Rossi,
a labradoodle named maxie, 
and three  2 legged kids
nicholas,jacob,gabriella

 
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