Post by julies on Nov 4, 2013 4:59:32 GMT -5
Get a harness with a double ended lead and keep him muzzled until he is absolutely OK with dogs which may be never but better to be safe than sorry. I'd never use a halti or any other type of headcollar as greys accelerate so very quickly that you can break their necks or 'just' severely damage them 
if they 'hit' the end of your lead at full pelt with a headcollar/etc etc on
Find the distance at which he can cope with other dogs that worry him so he can watch but doesn't feel the need to react and keep praising him and he sould/will improve.
Toileting in the house can be a sign of stress and worry- try going outside with him and praising him when he goes and ignoring accidents tho obviously be careful to clean up with 'proper' stuff so he's not encouraged to mark the spot again .... A good book is Dominance in Dogs Fact or Fiction by Barry Eaton.
Julie
if they 'hit' the end of your lead at full pelt with a headcollar/etc etc on Find the distance at which he can cope with other dogs that worry him so he can watch but doesn't feel the need to react and keep praising him and he sould/will improve.
Toileting in the house can be a sign of stress and worry- try going outside with him and praising him when he goes and ignoring accidents tho obviously be careful to clean up with 'proper' stuff so he's not encouraged to mark the spot again .... A good book is Dominance in Dogs Fact or Fiction by Barry Eaton.
Julie
