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Osirisbaby · 05-11-2009, 03:38 PM

I have a Male baby of 6 weeks of age, almost seven about a week ago. He has been getting use to his new home just right, not to mention he's pretty smart for his age, he already poops and pee's on his pads about 60% of the time.
Anyways, I have came to ask a question about them having aggressive growling and biting too hard for their age when you play with them. I believe he is getting alittle to carried away and my Fiance and I are worried the puppy could learn to be aggressive to people as he gets older. When he acts up we tend to put him in his kennel without any toys or a bed for 10 minutes for his timeout, as anything else he does that he isn't suppose to.

Is there anyway to help prevent this from happening or anything we can do to help him calm down?
It is happening everytime he's been playing for the past 2 days or so.

05-11-2009, 03:38 PM	#1
Osirisbaby Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: May 2009 Location: Tennessee, Georgia Posts: 94	aggressive growling at 6 weeks I have a Male baby of 6 weeks of age, almost seven about a week ago. He has been getting use to his new home just right, not to mention he's pretty smart for his age, he already poops and pee's on his pads about 60% of the time. Anyways, I have came to ask a question about them having aggressive growling and biting too hard for their age when you play with them. I believe he is getting alittle to carried away and my Fiance and I are worried the puppy could learn to be aggressive to people as he gets older. When he acts up we tend to put him in his kennel without any toys or a bed for 10 minutes for his timeout, as anything else he does that he isn't suppose to. Is there anyway to help prevent this from happening or anything we can do to help him calm down? It is happening everytime he's been playing for the past 2 days or so.