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How can i break my dog out of this?

Well my dog he is very very very active and he loves to play with our kids and us and hes funny and full of joy but at the sametime he starting to become a pain in the ass. We use to take him everywhere we go but we stop recently since my wife had our new baby and its no room for him. So when we go somewhere its like he knows because soons he see me or my wife or one of our kids or just me picking up the car seat he go NUTS he barks he runs in circles and jumps all over me he takes me shoes and he has no manners at all. And when we go come back he go even more crazy and he go threw all our shopping bags and he cries and i just want to know how can i stop this? I still take him for rides from time to time and walks too. He also got a big back yard to run around in.

This makes me think of Lady and the Tramp, where they have the baby and then the dog starts getting in “trouble” :-b

You gotta teach him that no means no! (:

When he starts jumping on things tell him “OFF” and point to the floor. When he starts taking shoes & etc. teach him “NO” and “DROP IT.”
You’ll also want to teach him “stay” so when he sits patiently by the door when you leave (like my dog does) give him a treat.

He’s going nuts because he loves and misses you, and wants to have some fun with you!

When you get home and he gets nuts, ignore him. He has to learn that this type of behavior is NOT going to get him the attention that he wants. And if he starts getting into bags, dont look at him, don’t talk to him, don’t touch him, but take them away.

I’m not sure what breed he is, but a walk “from time to time” probably isn’t enough. Try walking him every day. In the morning, afternoon, and evening. I know you’ve got a baby, but a quick walk around he block doesn’t take up too much time (-:

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As one of seven children in my family and with years of child care and a degree in child development behind me I just knew that after pregnancy my problems would be over.  Ha!  What a joke.  One of our first challenges was dealing with our daughter’s incessant night wakings and demands for feeding.  After a few days I realized there were a lot of answers I did not have and we headed off to a bookstore for some guidance in the form of literature.
 
Besides a book on helping babies to sleep we spotted a little book on discipline that we thought might be interesting.  We brought our purchases home and took a nap while the baby was still sleeping in her car seat.
 
It wasn’t until a few days later that my husband and I broke into the book on discipline reading it out loud. At first we were excited to glean any important knowledge we could from the book but it didn’t take long for us to realize that this book was not what we were looking for.  At all.  After that we just read it for laughs.
 
What was so funny about the book?  The entire premise was that a child should not be ’stifled’ in their growth and development by rules and boundaries.  A healthy creative and happy child came from an environment where he was allowed to do what he liked was ‘free’ and encouraged in everything he did.  Structure  or parental expectations would ruin a child.
 
Could this be?  Maybe in fairy tales but not in the world we live in.  We are free to believe that the world is flat and that you can fall over the edge we can refuse to accept the law of gravity or organize a protest against plate tectonics.  Or we can learn about our amazing and beautiful world and learn how to live in it.  Only then can we be truly free.  Free to believe the truth of cause and effect and natural laws and not to let ourselves feel that they aren’t fair or are restricting.
 
The fact is that our children don’t only need structure and discipline they actually want it. The book we bought on sleep offered a suggestion that we wrap our daughter tightly in a blanket to help her fall asleep faster.  It worked!  She didn’t hate being restricted she was finally able to relax without trying to figure out what to do with her hands!  She felt cozy and secure and restful.  She needed help and we helped her.  And she was happier.  I love seeing pictures of my kids when they are babies wrapped up like a cute little burrito with that peaceful sleeping face.  It reminds me that children really do come into this world in need of protection comfort and to be shown how to be comfortable and happy here.  This is what discipline is all about!
 
In parenting discipline should not be the main goal but we must realize that when applied wisely and with respect to the child’s agency and right to make mistakes at times – it can become great way to get to the actual goal which is self-discipline – a quality that seems to be getting  more and more scarce these days.

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