My Jack Russell.

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  1. fudge128 profile image62
    fudge128posted 14 years ago

    How can I stop my Jack Russell from barking and circling my horse when I am taking her to and fro from the stable yard? I have tried locking him in one of the stables whilst leading my horse. The barking is very deafening. It does not bother my horse, but it sure bothers me.

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    1. bgamall profile image69
      bgamallposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      You need to train a jack russell like a police dog. Go to a class that uses a choke collar. It is humane as dogs have thick necks and want to please their masters. Find someone who has trained police dogs to help you get control. When you want control of your dog you can put the lead and choke collar on and have the dog heal, sit and down for good control. Then you can actually allow the dog to get close to the horse without bad behavior.

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      1. AdeleCosgroveBray profile image87
        AdeleCosgroveBrayposted 14 years agoin reply to this



        Sorry, but I have to disagree.  Choke collars can easily damage the dog's throat.

        More information about choke collars here: http://www.dogtrainingcollarsguide.com/ … e-collars/

        However, I do agree with your point about the need for good training - for all dogs.

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        1. bgamall profile image69
          bgamallposted 14 years agoin reply to this

          Some dogs won't respond if you don't use s choke collar. But you don't want to choke with it. That isn't the point. If you can't train your dog any other way a skilled police dog trainer will help. I know from personal experience.

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  2. AdeleCosgroveBray profile image87
    AdeleCosgroveBrayposted 14 years ago

    How old is your dog?  Is the dog new to horses?

    I own a Jack Russell, too; they're marvelous little dogs but they do need to know who's in charge.

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    1. fudge128 profile image62
      fudge128posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      My Jack Russell is 3 years old and his name is Toby. He is very obedient and not a badly behaved dog, but this is the only time he more or less plays up. He has been around horses since he was a puppy. I have had several Jacks and he is my first male dog.

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