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wemple2 · 08-20-2007, 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by punkie

Thank you, I will do that

Oh and you have to be consistent, and do it every time he bites...or he won't understand why it's okay sometimes and not okay other times. Give Milo a kiss from his YT buddies, okay?

punkie · 08-20-2007, 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by wemple2

Oh and you have to be consistent, and do it every time he bites...or he won't understand why it's okay sometimes and not okay other times. Give Milo a kiss from his YT buddies, okay?

Thanks a lot, I will keep that in mind. He sends kisses back

puppy_Love08 · 08-20-2007, 07:51 PM

I was watching The Dog Whisperer last week, and Cesar had a case in which a little Bichon Frise was biting the female in the house. He gently and calmly placed one hand on the scruff of the dog's neck and one on her lower body and turned her over on her back and then side. This is what a pack leader would do if she were running with her dog pack. She stopped biting. Our Maltese used to do this when we tried to take a toy away, but I never had much success "rolling" him into a submissive position. NEVER hit your dog when she bites, but you do need to let her know who the pack leader is (and it's not her).

08-20-2007, 07:51 PM	#33
puppy_Love08 YT Addict Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: AL Posts: 465	I was watching The Dog Whisperer last week, and Cesar had a case in which a little Bichon Frise was biting the female in the house. He gently and calmly placed one hand on the scruff of the dog's neck and one on her lower body and turned her over on her back and then side. This is what a pack leader would do if she were running with her dog pack. She stopped biting. Our Maltese used to do this when we tried to take a toy away, but I never had much success "rolling" him into a submissive position. NEVER hit your dog when she bites, but you do need to let her know who the pack leader is (and it's not her).