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J1
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27th Sep 05 at 16:15   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Has anyone got any tips to help combat the puppy biting me and the mrs, things that have worked for you in the past.

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27th Sep 05 at 16:16   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
flick its nose
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kick it in the bollocks
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Place it on its bed and tell it no
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quote:
Originally posted by CCA
Place it on its bed and tell it no


that what you say to willing men?
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As said above, tap it on the nose, or I've read that you should use a water pistol to give it a quick spray just after its nipped you...... Dunno if it works but thats what they suggest.

What puppy have you got? How old?

We got this little beast last year, she's almost a year old now.



[Edited on 27-09-2005 by corsa-dan]
J1
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quote:
Originally posted by DarrenGSi
flick its nose


does that really work
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put the fucker in its cage
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quote:
Originally posted by J1
quote:
Originally posted by DarrenGSi
flick its nose


does that really work


does if you kick its bollocks too
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squirt it with lemon juice or the seman of a anglo-european stallion!
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spray it with water when it does bad stuff.
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yeah been doing the cage thing, but she just comes back out and starts biting again
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quote:
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does if you kick its bollocks too


Its a bitch
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kick its crack then
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shout no and point your finger at it angrily
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spray with water or air. saw his on some doggy prog the other night. really works 2
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yeah i kinda been doing that stuff DarrenGSi, thanks for reinforcing it
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think i'll try the water gun, trouble is i only got a super soaker 3000 could bath it at the same time then i guess
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pmsl, no use a spray bottle, erm..... like the ones fairy power spray come in...
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try switching car insurance to churchill, he mite stop biting then.
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You can buy a little spray bottle from boots or superdrug for about 99 pence
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oh yeah like hairdressers use
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bite it back?
it will hopefully see the light and stop as it will understand it hurts

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Clap your hands really loudly in front of its face

Of tap the end of its nose

Ideally, you dont want to get into the habit of smacking, smacking a dog is unecessary other methods work as well.

Or even try putting her in the cage and putting cage in a different room. Leave her for 15/20 mins, then bring her back out, if she does it again ... put her in the cage untill she learn to stop

It wont happen over night remember
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When ours was a puppy she used to bite constantly, just used to tap the end of her nose, if she did it again she'd go in her cage for 5miutes in a different room. But, Like Ally says its a slow process.

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