Quote:
Originally Posted by Maximo  
I agree with maintaining calm, withdraw your hands and fold over your chest. Ignore and walk way when he behaves this way. If playing and he uses his teeth, use keywords and phrases, "No bite." Say it calmly, and remove your hands.
Teaching bite inhibition is important. With patience and consistency, your puppy will eventually learn. http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/gen...nhibition.html
I also agree with posters above that general training and a structured daily schedule help with behavioral problems. |
I agree...and please do not hold him down. That only brings the fight out of a pup. Think about how you would react if someone confined you. You need to be patient with him...he is a baby that is learning.
In addition to the YT forum.....I recommend reading "The Loved Dog" by Tamar Geller:
The Loved Dog - Meet Tamar