So, here’s the issue…
I started knitting a sweater for my dog, and after almost 60 rows of hard work, I realized that from row 10 and up I am doing it all WRONG… 
Is there any way to somehow put my needles on the 10th row, so that it doesn’e rip to 0?? 
Stitch pattern is 1x1 ribbing…
There sure is! If you don’t have a circular needle that will work you can use a fine smooth yarn or unwaxed dental floss and a yarn needle to hold the stitches till you unravel and reinsert your needles.
Yes. You can pick up a row before it is unknitted.
I’m not good at that (split yarn, jump rows).
I prefer to mark two rows above where I want to frog to with a safety pin so that stops the frogging. Then I pick up the stitches as I rip one at a time, then I tink back the last row.
Whatever works best for you.
@Mike & @Jan_in_CA
Thank you both for your answers… Although the video was much more helpful… 