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Puppy Problems... - Page 2
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Ilvy
Germany2445 Posts
Reading the book is a good start | ||
lilsusie
3861 Posts
He bites everything because that's what puppies do. You think he's bad now, just wait until he's teething... and then teething again. Buy him lots and lots of chew things and make sure he knows what he can chew and what he cannot. If you have cords around the house, you wanna puppy-proof your house. It's pretty simple - that's what you would do if you had a human baby too, right? Let him play a lot. A LOT. Get him one of those balls that disperse food slowly for when he eats so that he can roll the ball around for play + exercise + eat slower for more digestion. My dog still loves his Kong, he chews on that for hours. Might want to get one of those. Remember that you're his owner, but also remember that he's a baby. Be strict but don't make him fear you. It's your responsibility as a PUPPY owner to pick up after him right away; you can't get mad at him for doing something that he doesn't realize is the wrong thing to do. When you catch him in the act, make a loud noise, NEVER hit your puppy. GL. | ||
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ibutoss
Australia341 Posts
The only thing I'd disagree with is being strict/yelling at him for eating his poop. Some dogs actually get scared of their owners reactions and eat it to hide it from them. I'd also suggest this book, http://www.amazon.com/Its-Me-Dog-Have-Perfect/dp/1401308554 | ||
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AyeH
United States534 Posts
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