Bad Dog! what do you do?

jamuls, what kind of dog and how old is your dog..I am assuming he is but a puppy and untrained, but hitting him is not the answer. If he jumps around too much and it bothers you, you need to work on training him at home with heel,sit,off and down commands. I have 2 puppies and I have to say, it got irritating taking them on walks, so I quit besides the fact that I have a lot going on. And they have a big yard to run around in and each to play with, so they are not bored or not getting exercise. But if I were, I would work on those commands and know that it will take a while for them to catch on. Here is a suggestion for you. Get either small treats or kibble and keep them in your pocket. Train the dog these commands at home and when he has mastered the commands, (that is does them without getting a treat, but gets praise for doing well instead) then you are ready for a walk. But, be aware on a walk with people and other animals, he may forget what he is supposed to do..This is where you bring in the treats/kibble back into play..Every time the dog obeys a command, like off for when he jumps, give him a treats and praise him..Continue this until he does it without treats and just praise.. Depending on his breed, he may pick up pretty quick. My puppies, their problem for a while was whenever someone went outside and then came back in, whether it was for 2 minutes or 2 hours, they'd jump. I mentioned in a post how my son would put his backpack on backwards to protect himself when he came home from school. Someone mentioned that if he could come home with a treat for each, but don't give it to them until they sit, then soon they will learn to not jump.. Well they must have learned already. I was gone for about 1 1/2 hours today. I came in and they came up to me, and didn't jump. Of course I went to praise them and Penny started to jump when I said, "no, off" and she went back down.. So with a little time, patience and love your dog will also learn to not get so hyper. But again as a puppy, you have to consider their immaturity, just like a child..

My dogs is such a bad dog too, we always fight during bathing time, he really hates to be clean. He also bark at anyone in the house, that makes him hate by my family, he scare them but he is also loved. I spank him most of the time but I didn't hurt him totally. Just to make him feel that he is doing wrong.

I would very firmly tell him no, and keep him away from the puddles. He thinks he is just having a good time. He has a lot of energy, just make a game out of playing with the toys and remember that he wants to please you and not cause you problems.

A child playfulness is quite normal. We parents has a "stick to the wall" patience on our children. We must have a high level on tolerance. Yes, it is true there would comes a time we get fulled and sometimes we forgot until it resulted to heavily spanking that in turned made us regret afterward. Just be patient and find some ways to divert his attention that could make him stay put. Like giving him paper and pen and let him draw something or whatever that he can focus his attentions. Good luck... Mobhomeir here..

My dog is also very hyper, but for me I just take her for walks or let her run round in the yard and play with her toys so she can calm down. It's really amazing how dogs can understand us a bit because when my dog comes in the house because the baby let her in I will tell her Coco get out and she actually listens. I do let her in the house, but not all the time because then the house would be a complete mess I only let her in when it's to hot or too cold.

Dogs are also talented animals.They can understand whatever you want to do to them.In my case if I had a hard headed dog I really had to hit,but try to let the dog understand that he is doing something wrong.That's tested for me after I do that.when he heard my voice,when I say "stay" or "behave",he will sit in a corner.Hit him once if he done something wrong.That's a good training.