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Nipping. . . | Doberman Forum : Doberman Breed Dog Forums Nipping at you needs to be addressed through training, the Dobermann is not a large breed dog, if your afraid, you need a trainer to show you methods for teaching and correcting
how do I stop my puppy from nipping? - Doberman Forum And as puppies get older, they add to the nudging and nipping gets enhansed They play bow at you as if you were another dog They bark, they growl and what do they want--they want ATTENTION from you--they want you to play them, to go out with them to take them out to pee or out for a walk
Nipping - Doberman Forum : Doberman Breed Dog Forums My girl is a year old and we adopted her a week ago She has a habit of nipping at ankles and mouthing legs when she gets excited I'll take her out to go to potty or for a walk and when start to walk back (she somehow knows when we're about to end our walk) she'll grab the leash and start
1 yr old jumping and nipping me. - Doberman Breed Dog Forums If the nipping and out-of-control behaviour happens only when your girl is chasing the ball, it sounds as if it could help to establish a routine for this activity We went through this, too, and setting up — and enforcing — a strict protocol cleared up the problem behaviour
Nipping, rough with children | Doberman Forum : Doberman Breed Dog Forums Nipping is one thing but at his age he should not have any bite to his nip He needs to learn to use his mouth by not using force This is where you come in I teach using fun games, actually encouraging mouthing behavior for him to learn what is the correct pressure to use during these nips
Puppy Nipping Biting - Doberman Breed Dog Forums Hi everyone! Currently our Doberman, Penny, is just 4 months old and we adore her, all except the nipping biting which I know is absolutely normal puppy behavior for them However it is getting to the point of her bruising breaking skin The majority of this happens during play We’ll be