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Originally Posted by Khoojy  I think the best advice I could give is - patience & consistency. I know it's easy to say (it's driving me up the wall everyday), but I believe it will work out well one fine day.... |
That's the main to remember......keep at it and don't give up and one day you're little cannibal will stop trying to eat you
She's just a baby and doesn't realise that humans have much more delicate skin than their fellow dogs.
I always remember my very first dog Lady, a Labrador-cross, in 1979....she was a little horror for the first few months but we attended dog club every Tuesday night and trained every day at home (just short 5/10 minute fun lessons)and then one evening at club it was like a fairy had waved her magic wand over us and Lady was calm and obedient and a joy to be with
She lived to be 17 years old and was an absolute angel
Yes, the first few months CAN be a shock to the system (especially after a well-behaved older dog of many years) but keep at it with two/three short fun daily lessons and your pup will soon suss out what you want
