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**gorbasevhuynani** · 09-13-2012, 08:26 PM

training his stuffed dog lol. I have been teaching my son Dixon how to train Tank. The other day I told him that he needed to practice training so Tank will start seeing him as a leader.

I was in the kitchen when Dixon came in and grabbed a small bag of treats. Not thinking anything of it I kept doing the dishes. When I was done I stared to walk down the hall hearing "Sit", "Watch me", "Leave it"..."Good boy!". Peeking in his room I see Tank on the rug watching Dixon feed treats to his stuffed dog.

While Im talking about my son being a leader to Tank instead of just someone to play with, can anyone give me ideas on how to get him listening more to my son? I think my son isnt loud enough, and since he's only two size is a factor as well. I tried standing Dixon on a stool and coffee table but it didnt seem to help.

09-13-2012, 08:26 PM	#1
gorbasevhuynani Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 406 Senior Member	Found my two year old in his room... training his stuffed dog lol. I have been teaching my son Dixon how to train Tank. The other day I told him that he needed to practice training so Tank will start seeing him as a leader. I was in the kitchen when Dixon came in and grabbed a small bag of treats. Not thinking anything of it I kept doing the dishes. When I was done I stared to walk down the hall hearing "Sit", "Watch me", "Leave it"..."Good boy!". Peeking in his room I see Tank on the rug watching Dixon feed treats to his stuffed dog. While Im talking about my son being a leader to Tank instead of just someone to play with, can anyone give me ideas on how to get him listening more to my son? I think my son isnt loud enough, and since he's only two size is a factor as well. I tried standing Dixon on a stool and coffee table but it didnt seem to help.
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