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|    Re: My 2-3 month old Blue Great dane kee    |
|    06 Apr 07 17:21:07    |
      From: Nichole.5c4184@dogbanter.com              'Becky[_2_ Wrote:       > ;295526']On Mar 23, 6:44 pm, ladybug13_...@hotmail.com wrote:-       > Well my pup keeps bitting people when we walk then we sit anything we       > tell him no and give him a small tap on nose or on butt goes sit down       > and bites us later how can i correct this?-       >       > Oops! Sorry, I see you mentioned his age right in the title! DUH on       > me. Please try the method I suggested in my reply above. DO NOT       > STRIKE HIM. If what I suggested does not work, consider reading       > "Aggression in Dogs" by Brenda Aloff. This is a wonderful book that       > can help you in combatting this behavior, and it focuses solely on       > positive reinforcement.              Your dog is probally just being a puppy, my dog did that too when she       was younger, but we tried to get rid of that as soon as possible since       people often think my dog is a pit bull and I didn't want anything to       happen to her. She just grew out of it on her own, now every once in a       while when you play hard with her she will bit but it is never hard and       we correct her as soon as she does it. By the way she still isn't even       a year old so it wont take too long to train them.                                   --       Nichole              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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