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Wie der Titel schon sagt bin ich im Moment echt an meine Grenzen gestoßen. Mein Rüde ist jetzt 1 Jahr alt (wird im Februar 2) und hat echt Probleme länger alleine zu bleiben. Natürlich haben wir uns seitdem er ein Welpe ist langsam rangetastet und ab einem Punkt hat es auch funktioniert noch seit etwa Mitte September aufeinmal wieder garnicht mehr.
Er bellt, er jault laut. Von dem was meine ganzen armen Nachbarn sagen schon relativ lange aber mit Pausen dazwischen.

Ich habe dieses Jahr mein Abitur gemacht und war ein paar Monate zu Hause, in der Zeit habe ich mich mit ihm auf bis zu 5 Stunden alleine sein hochgearbeitet ohne jaulen oder sonst was, doch etwa eine Woche nachdem ich angefangen hab zu arbeiten im September ging es wieder los, als wäre unser ganzes Training aus dem Fenster raus.

Er läuft niemanden zuhause jederzeit her, er hat keine Probleme alleine zB stundenlang im Zimmer zu bleiben während ich in der Zeit in einem anderen Zimmer bin, es gibt Tage da geht er von alleine ins Schlafzimmer in seine Kiste wenn er müde ist ohne das wir mit ihm kommen etc- es ist wirklich so als wäre alles normal.
Doch dann höre ich jeden Tag von meinen Nachbarn das er eben ab einem bestimmten Punkt bellt, jault etc, teilweise von meiner Nachbarin die schwerhörig ist und mehrere Nachbarn die gegenüber von der Straße wohnen- er ist also echt laut

Leider habe ich nicht das Geld und die Zeit in jeden Tag in eine Betreuung zu schicken, ich habe auch schon überlegt mir eine Woche frei zu nehmen um zu üben

Was ich jeden Tag mache bevor er 5 Stunden alleine bleibt (9-14 Uhr)
- 45 Minuten rausgehen, er kann jederzeit schnuppern etc, 10 Minuten davon spielen wir draißwn (zb Tricks machen, Leckerlie im Gebüsch suchen etc)

- Zuhause kommen wir erstmal runter, er liegt auf seiner Decke während ich mich 15 Minuten fertig mache. Ich mache in meinem Zimmer den Fernseher an, gebe ihm sein Essen (was er erst isst wenn er nicht mehr alleine ist) und 1-2 kauartikel. Dann gehe ich

Falls ihr irgendwelche Tipps habt ,bevor ich meinen Trainer rufe, wäre ich extrem froh darüber 🙏

Edit: um nochmal ausdrücklich zu erwähnen, er konnte für eine lange Weile 6 Stunden ohne Probleme alleine bleiben. Auch noch die erste Woche arbeiten lief super, ab dann garnicht mehr.

Mein Hund (ein Jahr alt) hatte noch nie Probleme mit anderen Hunden. Er darf wöchentlich mit unseren Nachbarshunden spielen, wir haben wirklich selten Probleme an anderen Hunden vorbei zu laufen egal wie eng, wenn er zb beim zu groben Spielen korrigiert wird etc. zeigt er sich immer unterwürfig…

Heute jedoch sind wir beim Spazierengehen einem Hund über den Weg gelaufen (ein Husky) den er Anscheinend überhaupt nicht mochte?
Aus der Ferne hatte er schon seine Rute hoch, sah angespannt aus also habe ich ihn zu mir an die Seite gerufen und die Leine ans Halsband gemacht.

Der Husky stand in nem kleinen Nebenweg und wir haben ihn erst gesehen als wir an ihm vorbei gelaufen sind. Mein Hund war sehr angespannt, hat ihn ständig angeguckt, kamm oben etc. also bin ich einfach schnell weiter gegangen bis er ein paar Schritte später total angefangen hat den Armen anzuknurren. Sehr tief, laut, und lange ,hatten wir bisher noch nie mit ihm.
Hat mir kurz wirklich Angst gemacht und ich hab ihn schnell um die Ecke gezogen um wegzukommen

Haben uns am Ende dann erstmal 15 min auf die Bank gelegt und uns beruhigt aber ich würde gerne wissen woran sowas liegen könnte?? Hattet ihr sowas auch scjonmal und wie geht man mit solchen Situationen um?

Leider habe ich den Husky nicht angeguckt um zu sehen ob dieser irgendwas gemacht hat um das auszulösen, was ich mir aber auch nicht denken kann da noch nie irgendwas meinen Hund so ausgelöst hat.
Das einzige war ein junger Dobermann der neben uns in die Leine gesprungen ist. Den hatte er auch angeknurrt aber noch lange nicht so dolle

Hey ihr,

Der Rückruf unter leichter-mäßiger Ablenkung klappt bei meinem Hund (eineinhalb) schon sehr gut.
Ich frage mich nur wie man nun übt diesen auch bei starken Ablenkungen oder evtl während des auf etwas ganz tolles zulaufen zuverlässig übt??

Das Ziel beim Training ist es ja den Rückruf nur anzuwenden wenn man sich sicher ist, dass der Hund es wirklich schafft zurück zu kommen, damit man das Signal mit Erfolgen sicher aufbaut.
Doch bei schwierigen Situationen (für uns zB oft Hündinnen, Rehe, Katzen etc) die den Hund wirklich triggern hinzulaufen kann ich mir garnicht vorstellen wie man diese zuverlässig übt?

wie genau habt ihr den Rückruf eures Hundes auf nahezu alle möglichen Situationen trainiert?

Natürlich weiß ich es ist am Besten den Hund im Moment davor zu erwischen und zu rufen kurz bevor er schon losrennt, doch wenn es so weit kommt- wie trainiert man das?

I know we don’t have a lot of infos about Mityas playstyle yet but do you guys think we’ll know more about his kit during Odette’s banner?

I’m scared of skipping her for Mitya+weapon lmao
What if she’s as important/ useful for a lot of teams like how important Durin is for a proper Lohen team or Columbina to almost every nod krai character….

Of course there are always substitute characters but is she rumored to be anything like his best teammate?? Hope we’ll know soon enough

Mein Junghund (Amstaff mix, 1 ½ Jahre alt) und ich üben im Moment viel den Rückruf und leider mache ich hin und wieder den Fehler ihn in Situationen zurück zu rufen, von denen er sich noch nicht ganz losreißen kann…
Bis jetzt klappt es so gut wie immer, doch wenn er mal los sprintet, klappt’s nur selten.

Gerade eben hatte ich eine sehr ärgerliche Situation:
Wir haben Abends noch vor unserer Haustür den Rückruf geübt. Leckerlie werfen, Rückrufen während er noch rennt, mit Käse belohnen.
Ich sehe, dass mein Bruder um die Ecke kommt und leine ihn ab damit er ihn rufen kann. Ich gebe meinem Hund das okay doch anstatt zu meinem Bruder zu rennen, nutzt der olle das dreist aus um einen Schwenker Richtung Kaninchen zu machen und erstmal über unsere Wiesen und ums Haus zu rennen. Ich pfeife 2x nach ihm, ich zähle bis drei, normalerweise klappt es „wenigstens“ dann aber da wirklich garnicht.

Als er zum dritten Mal an uns vorbei gelaufen ist und irgendwo in den Gebüschen verschwunden ist, habe ich dann ein paar Sekunden gewartet, noch ein Mal gepfiffen und aufeinmal kam er zurückgerannt als hätte er es schon immer gekonnt…

Wir haben echt viele Kaninchen und jedes Mal wenn die vor seiner Nase über den Weg rennen oder wir ein paar Meter entfernt an welchen vorbei gehen und er nicht reagiert belohne ich ihn. An der Leine ist er echt gut damit, weshalb ich ihm vertraut habe

Ich Ärger mich echt, vorallem weil es natürlich meine Schuld war.
Meine Frage ist also: wie geht ihr/ wie würdet ihr damit umgehen wenn euer Hund den Rückruf ignoriert? Wie hätte ich es besser machen können? (Abgesehen davon es natürlich zu vermeiden)
Ab wann ist ein Rückruf ruiniert??

Edit: Bitte ehrliche, konstruktive Kritik! Kein unnötiges runtermachen, ich weiß ja dass mein pubertierender Hund oft noch nicht komplett zuverlässig ist 🙏

I’ve completely fallen in love with Mitya since hoyo released their very first trailer of all the upcoming snezhnaya characters and now with their live stream too, showing he’ll be a part of the first archon quests + rumors about him and his design… do you guys have any guesses on when he might be released??

Before the version livestream I’ve heard people saying it’s probably 7.1 or 7.2. If he is coming out so soon then leaks should also start soon, one version before release, right??

I’m interested in pulling for Odette, I feel like I’ll miss out big time if I don’t pull her (I’m scared it’s gonna be columbina all over again, you need this girl for literally almost every other nod krai character lmao) but if he’s rumoured to be released in 7.1 already, I’ll have to drop her and save for him instead. I can imagine she’d be great in a team with him though

I finally have a guaranteed at pity 0, only money for Welkin soo I hope he’ll come out in 7.2 or later.
What do you guys think?

My dog, who’s now one and a half years old, has been struggling with being left alone since I just finished school and have been home a lot in the past few months (especially barking and whining)
He used to be able to do 5-6 hours no problem, now he’ll whine after 10 minutes or so! Theres multiple factors contributing to this at the moment which I won’t get into now but we’ve been training staying alone again so my pup can be at peace even alone and my poor neighbours don’t have to hear him whine when I leave for an hour

I’ve set up a camera in my room where he’s staying to practice for now and I see him finally lay down with his eyes slowly falling shut. He won’t fully sleep but at least he seems very calm, which I think is a huge step in the right direction!
How do I reward this good behaviour? I want to encourage him to stay calm like this. Can I make him understand that whining or barking won’t bring me back but that being calm makes things easier for both of us??

I’ve thought about walking in, tossing a treat without a word in leaving. However this might be a bad idea because he’ll get all excited again and start whining once I leave

I’ve also tried speaking into the camera, he just starts whining when he was doing so well before…

How do I encourage this calm behaviour?? I really want him to do well because I’m starting my job in September which means he’ll be alone for around 5 hours again….

I have a 1.5 year old Amstaff mix, and although hes a terrier I simply can’t seem to get him excited for fetch.

He does enjoy chasing but he enjoys being chased much more! He thrives when I throw the ball and then pretend to want to catch him, immediately activates his zoomies

I’ve tried sooo many times, so many treats later he still doesn’t want to retrieve the ball so I can throw it again. I think he’s more excited to be running around on his 50ft leash than for playing with his ball (or any other toy I’ve tried this with)

We have a neighbors dog he plays with who lovesss fetch and whenever he runs after his ball, my dogs so excited to run after him. Doesn’t care about the toy at all, only chasing after his friend

I’ve kind of accepted it by now, I know what he likes instead so I’ll adjust and play with him that way but does anyone else also have a medium/high energy dog that doesnt like fetch? Did it stay that way and were you able to excite them for it in some way??

As the title says- I’m a new player (technically returning from 1.3 but have a new acc and know nothing) and I’m so lost with the startup guide in currency wars

This is probably gonna be so easy but in chapter 2 of the guide one mission says “ use equipment Tracking to synthesize 5 pieces of advanced equipment in total”

I just can’t seem to figure out how to do it- I’ll use equipment tracking on three characters, see which equipment they need and then give them the two minor components needed to get the better equipment. Because of the tracking it then shows me which character to put the equipment on, I click ✅ and it gets added to the corresponding character. The number in the guide stays at 0 out of 5, so..

Is this not what “synthesizing advanced equipment” through equipment tracking is ??

I’m sure I’ll sound stupid to most of you but I’m really lost and don’t want to spend more time figuring it out

Currently I play Lohen with Durin, Bennett, Albedo

Sadly I don’t have Nicole but I know Citlali is a part of his premium team- is she worth pulling for? I really don’t like her character, this would be the first time I pull for a character I don’t like purely because of the dmg for a character I love (Lohen)

I heard she’s also really good for mavuika so I’ll have two characters I frequently play that she can support

I’m quite satisfied with my Lohen team dmg for now, brings me through most endgame content and open world but ofc it hasn’t reached its full potential by far and I know having Citlali and Nicole would make things much better

So- how worth it is she? Would putting Citlali in the team make a huge difference for Lohen especially but also others like mavuika etc??

If it’s not gonna be that much of a difference I might aswell save up for a character I actually like

If there is one thing I’m so tired of is that I just can’t seem to make my teenage dog be able to be alone again

We had our problems when he was a puppy but I had to go to school, my family had to go to work, eventually it worked out just fine and we were able to leave him alone at home 5-6 hours a day no problem.

However, I’m currently graduating and don’t have class anymore so the past ~2/3 months I’ve been at home more and more. My dog (1 year old amstaff) is not used to being alone anymore and we’re back to square one.
At this point he’ll start to howl/bark for a bit after maybe 1 hour

In the last few weeks I’ve been leaving him alone again. I either leave the house a bit if I have something to do or leave him in my room (where he also sleeps) and go to the living room

I started out slow again, just like when we first practiced being alone, worked my way up to 1-2 hours but I feel like I’m stuck

He won’t eat his bully stick or touch his treat ball.
I have to physically block the door with a chair because he managed to open it once and now realised he’s able to open the door whenever he wants.

He’ll tear my jackets from the door by jumping against it and start to howl at 1 hour and then 1 1/2 hours into being alone (almost the same everytime)

This is what I do before leaving him alone:
We always go for a 20 minute walk. it’s non structured, he can go sniff the whole time and we do some tricks outside.
After that we go inside and I throw his kibble either into his box of toys so he has to dig around and sniff it out/problem solve by taking big toys out of the box.

Then we go to my room, I hide some treats in his treat ball and give him a bully stick. I turn on the TV and fan and then close the door and leave.

When I return I wait until he sits, calmly greet him and then go do my thing.

Note: I would do more like go for a run/ long 1 hour walk but it’s just not really realistic for me to do everyday when I start my job in 2 months. What I do now has always been enough for him before, and I don’t mean as a puppy I mean as he already gotten older.

Also another note: there are days where he’s alone for 1 1/2 hours and he’s fine, barely any howling. Then there are days when he’s already jumping and howling after 10 minutes and won’t calm down- should I just stop and try again later/next day when that happens? Or power through anyway?

What am I doing wrong? Is there anything else I can try? Was I too fast with the duration of leaving him alone? It’s worked so well in the past, any non judgmental good advice greatly appreciated 🙏

So I keep seeing everyone say that the rising winds set is the best set for durin, even when talking about support Durin.
wouldn’t the new celestial gifts set be way better though?

Especially when playing Durin as a support for Lohen- the set gives 20% elemental dmg bonus + 40% elemental dmg bonus when playing a hexerei team, which you would be doing with the two of them

Can anyone tell me which set they use with the two of them and why??

(Btw, I’m only talking about Durin here, I know rising winds is the best for Lohen)

So I’ve made a view posts and sometimes there’s a few comments that seem to just disappear.

I’ll have a notification pop up but when I click on it I’ll see other comments but not the one I clicked on, *while the notification still remains in the reddit Notification Center*.
This has happened a few times now, is this a problem with my app or has the comment simply been deleted?

Once, I looked up the user name to look at their comment history but even then it won’t show the comment they made under my post. I’ve seen [deleted by moderator] under some of them so I’m assuming I could still trace the ones I’m looking for if they’d been deleted by the moderator so basically what I’m asking for is

Has that happened to anyone else as much too? It’s quite frequent for me- is the only explanation the user deleting their own comment?

At least in case you do:

There are so many people on this side of reddit (me included) feeling like trash when they see other well trained dogs and constantly ask themselves- “why can’t my dog be like that?” “What am I doing wrong?”

Only today did I get proof of the fact that comparing your dog to other dogs or owners is never the answer.
Whatever dog you see on a walk- you truly never know how they actually are, even if they look perfect in insta reels, training tutorials or outside on a walk-
No dog is ever perfect!

That off leash dog that seemingly only has eyes on the owner and the ball, not reacting at all to you or your dog? They might be ball obsessive and behave very differently without that toy.

That angel of a dog always walking on a loose leash and performing pretty tricks even around people and dogs? They might have a completely different trigger than your dog and still be considered reactive.

Those dogs over there playing with each other all happily and fair? They might only play because they’ve grown up together and can’t interact with any other dog.

That dog you see laying down in public around so many distractions? At home they might bark every time they hear as much as a person walking by.

Nothing about any other dogs behavior that you see as “picture perfect” says anything about who they are in their daily life. The chunk you see of strangers should not be what makes your feel jealous or disappointed in your own dog/ self.
You might hear this a lot on the internet but at the end of the day it truly is “train the dog in front of you, not the dog you wish you had”.

Owning a reactive dog is hard all on its own, I know that much. Comparing will only make it worse.

Have a nice day <3

So my American staffordshire Terrier mix turned 1 this year (15 months) and what we struggle with the most is his excitement around other dogs.

We know what caused it, we’ve worked with a trainer to help his excitement based behavior and it’s already improved a lot!
However I feel like during the past few months we’ve been stuck and although it has already gotten better, it doesn’t continue to improve anymore.

By now we can pass most dogs without him making too much fuss but he’s still way too interested in them. When we do meet a neighbors dog for example he immediately goes full play and excited mode, jumping around, trying to paw or jump them to play which, for obvious reasons, many dogs (and owners) don’t like.

He’s able to calm down almost immediately once I tell him “let’s go” and we leave but anything before that is just not it.

I’m aware this is partly due to his breed and age. Amstaffs are very much the body slamming type, they love to play rough and aren’t good with personal space. Also yes at this age he’s still in puberty and quite playful

I know he’ll calm down eventually but there has to be something I can do now to manage his excitement/interest around other dogs!!