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Old 11-13-2006, 02:03 PM   #17
daisy mae06
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Originally Posted by vainchick5
Don't worry, he is just testing the waters. But this is definetely something I would nip in the bud now before it's too late. I'm definitely not a behavioral expert but I would test this out a few times to correct his behavior. Try taking his food away again, and if he growls or tries to bite you lay him flat on his back and say no in a very stern voice. That is one way you can show him who is alpha, because thats what dogs do in the wild. Do this a few times a day and hopefully a few stern NO!'s and some time outs will correct this new behavior. Don't worry he's still the loveable kissable baby you have, he's just acting on his instincts as an animal. As long as you don't put up with it, he will not continue it.
This is what I was thinking also then I saw you posted it good post
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