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Herd Master
Introducing her to the safe animals is one thing but you need to make sure you are not correcting her from doing her job. She is new there so she may not get who is safe and who is not.
This takes time and patience... don't you want her to go after animals that don't belong? Just be careful you do not train her out of doing the job she was purposed to do.
You have only had her for one week.. using a shock collar on her right now IMO is inappropriate.
My dogs are all great with all dogs here yet they will fiercely guard their fields from my GSD. They love her outside of the field but inside is off limits. They do see her as a threat to the goats... probably because she stirs up so much trouble "playing" with them through the fence.
Over use of a shock collar or inappropriate use will mess up your dog. A shock collar should never be used to replace human training and correction. Correction and training the dog to understand is important, a shock collar is an aide.
Not trying to be negative here but please be careful how much you are "flipping" your dogs, and overuse of this kind of correction plus the use of a shock collar can quickly ruin you dogs. LGD breeds are not like others and if you lose their trust you will ruin them.
This takes time and patience... don't you want her to go after animals that don't belong? Just be careful you do not train her out of doing the job she was purposed to do.
You have only had her for one week.. using a shock collar on her right now IMO is inappropriate.
My dogs are all great with all dogs here yet they will fiercely guard their fields from my GSD. They love her outside of the field but inside is off limits. They do see her as a threat to the goats... probably because she stirs up so much trouble "playing" with them through the fence.
Over use of a shock collar or inappropriate use will mess up your dog. A shock collar should never be used to replace human training and correction. Correction and training the dog to understand is important, a shock collar is an aide.
Not trying to be negative here but please be careful how much you are "flipping" your dogs, and overuse of this kind of correction plus the use of a shock collar can quickly ruin you dogs. LGD breeds are not like others and if you lose their trust you will ruin them.