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Hi, this is my first post here, I have a 3 month old great Pyrenees/terrier mix, I’ve had her for a month now and she’s picked up a few tricks (sit, paw, high five, spin, wait) we’re working on lay down and the only way I can get her to lay down is to touch the floor in front of her (which is fine I plan to gradually bring my hand higher until I can do it standing up) but the whole way down from her sitting position she claws the back of my hand, I have a slight grass allergy so when she scratches it raises up and gets really itchy from when she’s outside running around. (I tried removing the treat from my hands at all while doing the command to see if it was just eagerness to get her reward but it still happens) She has just been increasingly more handsy in general with her paws when she comes up on the couch with me to visit and get attention. I know the correlation between paw and attention so when she does it I push her away and tell her no and try to encourage a more positive way of asking me for pets like kisses. But the problem is with the pushing her off and telling her no is that she seems to recently have forgotten the word no completely! There’s no response to it at all. The only thing I have to discourage her from doing things is a bottle of rocks that makes a really loud sound when I shake it. But I don’t always have it on me. How can I fix this pawing issue?
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