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Xaleia · 10-25-2008, 03:13 PM

Thanks for the link. I do agree that aggressive biting needs to be dealt with seriously before it becomes out of hand.
I will read the links you provided and did scan them before replying.

Marley is just barely over 3months, so I'm aware as well that a lot of his behavior is puppy behavior. I agree that hitting any dog is no way to correct.

I've never 'hit' any of my pups. I did give him a smack.... if you get my drift on the difference. It's very hard to 'Walk Away" from bad behavior when he is in the kitchen sink getting a bath:-)

I appreciate you taking the time to respond

10-25-2008, 03:13 PM	#9
Xaleia YT Addict Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Lincoln, CA Posts: 252	Thanks for the link. I do agree that aggressive biting needs to be dealt with seriously before it becomes out of hand. I will read the links you provided and did scan them before replying. Marley is just barely over 3months, so I'm aware as well that a lot of his behavior is puppy behavior. I agree that hitting any dog is no way to correct. I've never 'hit' any of my pups. I did give him a smack.... if you get my drift on the difference. It's very hard to 'Walk Away" from bad behavior when he is in the kitchen sink getting a bath:-) I appreciate you taking the time to respond __________________ ~On the 8th day, God made Yorkies~ Cj , Corkie Marley and now Lily Keilani!