
07/13/08, 09:07 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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LGD mouthing legs
He is almost 2yr Anatolian. Does a great job most of the time. Knows he's not suppose to put his goobery mouth on them. When I am in the pen or nearby he behaves perfectly.
This am the only Nubian was favoring a rear leg, it was all wet with slobber. There was no broken skin. After she was milked she did not want to go back into the pen.
Later I saw him get a hold of that leg (I was watching thru a window) yelled at him, went to get him for a time out. He knew he was in trouble. I know you are suppse to catch them in the act and roll them. Could I have done that within the minute or so of witnessing the offense???
When he knows he's done something wrong of course he will run from me.
We cannot afford a shock collar.
Is there anything I can put on this doe to repel him? I tried hot sauce on a corner of the house he was chewing on and it didn't phase him. Said doe is in process of being dried out.
Any suggestions? Thanks!
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