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Originally Posted by Woogie Man  Sounds like she's trying to get you to play with her more than anything. Teaching bite inhibition is one thing but remember that, at her age, she just wants to play. Don't try just making her mind. Devote some time with her several times a day to just let her play with you. Remember that a tired child is a better behaved child and a restless bored one will cause problems. Give her some real playtime and you'll find your training efforts more effective. She won't listen if she wanrts to play so you have to help her run off some of that puppy energy. |
thanks!! i will try to tire her out and really play a lot more often, maybe that will help her in all forms!!
poor thing, it's been raining every day here lately and she's been out when it dries up a little bit but she hasn't gotten to really play outside for several days...can't wait to get her out...btw she walked on a harness/leash again and did pretty well with it.