I have a 15 week old cocker spaniel puppyI've had him since he was 12 weeks old - we live in a very busy street in lower manhattan and he's terrified to go outsideLately he's taking to peeing in our house whenever we grab the leash so that we won't make him go outside (we correct him when we catch him and then take him out anyway to finish).What should we do? He refuses to eat treats outside so that's no good - the street is too busy to play with a toy on (I doubt he would anyway).he is NOT getting better! I thought he would acclimate but it's not happening and he's getting to be almost 4 months old!We have tried everything - playing street noises in the house and putting treats near the speaker.putting treats in the elevator lobby on the way to going outside.literally everything! What can we do at this point?!
Router: Networking device that makes routing decisions based on IP addresses (Layer 3)A router will only forward packets to the appropriate subnetwork, not the destination nodeAnother advantage of a router is that it contains broadcasts and has the capability of sending unicast and multicastsSwitch: Networking device that makes routing decisions on MAC addresses (Layer 2)Has the capability to create virtual circuits between source and destination, eliminating the need for end stations to contend for the wireProvides for fast bandwidth across a circuitHub: Networking device that makes no forwarding decisionsA hub broadcasts incoming packets out all of its ports to every station attached to itBecause ethernet is a CSMA/CD (Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection), nodes must contend for bandwidth on the wireA common configuration for a network would be a router, switch and then a hubYou could eliminate the switch as long as you keep the number of nodes on the hub to a minimum, otherwise you will cripple the segment with collisionsPlacing the switch in the network will maximize bandwidth for each node on the segment by creating a collision free enviroment and the router will contain the broadcasts from the switch on that segment.
Bridge is a device used to connect two similar LAN segments, it just has the knowledge to differentiate the segments but it sends the data to all the systems of one segment during data transmission and blocks the data from moving in to the other segmentsjust imagine cnnecting Two lab's LAN segments, A and B in ur college using a bridgehere the data sent to a system in lab A will never be passed to lab B Switch is a Layer two device and at first it gains knowledge about the network when it is switched ON for the first time and then it identifies the systems in the network using their MAC(Media Access Control) addressit just forwards the data to the destined system and thus avoids traffic in the network compared with Bridge.
A bridge links two networks together, usually over a wireless space.you need two access points to create a bridge.a Switch is a network hub that lets multiple network devices or computers all talk to each other depending on the security set up.
Cut out the treatsWhat you are doing right now is reinforcing negative behaviorHe is still a PUPPY so he is going to have these 'fears'He will get past the fears but a big part of it has to do with how the 'humans' in the house reactWhen you get the leash do it without any soundDon't call him, make eye contactNothingApproach him in a very calm state of mind and attach itIf he pees, IGNORE Take him outside, you go out first, and walkJust walkCalm, assertiveNo talkNo sweetie stuffJust walkWhen he appears afraid give a tug on the leash and keep goingYou have to show HIM you have no fearsYou need to be relaxed and calmThe more YOU give off confidence your puppy will feel itAnd stop with the gosh durn treats.
