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About Tammy Colbert, CMG, CAH
Expertise
I can answer most questions pertaining to owning, training(obedience and protection),agility,tracking, earthdog, grooming,and traveling with your Bedlington Terrier.

Experience
I have owned and bred Bedlingtons for 15 years. I currently own a blue male. I have done obedience work with my dogs and have done earthdog with my dogs. I am currently an AKC Earthdog Judge at all levels. I owner/handle my dogs in conformation. I am also a Certified Master Groomer of 20 years.

Organizations
I belong to Bedlington Terrier Club of America, Bedlington Terrier Club of the West, Southern California Professional Groomers Association, International Professional Groomers, National Dog Groomers of America Association, Miniature Schnauzer Club of Southern California, Western Fox Terrier Association and the Smooth Fox Terrier club of America.

Awards and Honors
I have won many grooming awards in the grooming industry.

 
   

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Terriers - patterdale terrier


Expert: Tammy Colbert, CMG, CAH - 5/23/2009

Question
I have a 2 month old female whom I crate when I have to
do an errand.  The dog barks and howls for at least 10
minutes and people in the complex have voiced complaints.
Do you have a solution?

Answer
Crate her when you are home.  That way you can scold her.  Also try putting a towel over her crate so she can't see you when you are home.  Give the top of the crate a good tap and say NO when she is out of control.  You may have to even step outside the door to make her think you are leaving.  Dogs have no concept of time.  "Leave" and come back. "Leave" and come back.  When she barks scold her, when you leave and no barking come back in and praise her.  

Crate her for her dinner time also.  The more time she can be in it positive the better.

Hope this helps.

Tammy

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