that's clearly a game of "vicious, barking dog"! Mine love that game, makes them feel manly for all their polo-wearing-couch-sitting-can't-outside-it's-raining pansyness
@Linda honestly with my little one sticking a finger down her throat (not far, just enough for the shock value to her) was the only thing that stopped her from biting. She may have only been 3 lbs but DANG those teeth hurt!
Ohhhh my goodness Miss Thystle, clearly our dogs were separated at birth, right down to the won't go outside when raining!
Linda, what we did with Piper was to tell him "NO" and then ignore him for a little bit, so he learned that playtime was taken away when he bit. That also worked for his inappropriate jumping. If that doesn't work then yeah, Niki's method is one of the "last resort" methods for super stubborn dogs. Good luck!
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that's clearly a game of "vicious, barking dog"! Mine love that game, makes them feel manly for all their polo-wearing-couch-sitting-can't-outside-it's-raining pansyness
Wish I could get Rixi to keep her teeth off of skin, but at 3 months old, it's nearly impossible. Any tips?
@Linda honestly with my little one sticking a finger down her throat (not far, just enough for the shock value to her) was the only thing that stopped her from biting. She may have only been 3 lbs but DANG those teeth hurt!
Ohhhh my goodness Miss Thystle, clearly our dogs were separated at birth, right down to the won't go outside when raining!
Linda, what we did with Piper was to tell him "NO" and then ignore him for a little bit, so he learned that playtime was taken away when he bit. That also worked for his inappropriate jumping. If that doesn't work then yeah, Niki's method is one of the "last resort" methods for super stubborn dogs. Good luck!
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