Taking hand in mouth

[Kyleigh]

Just be cautious about where and when this is taking place, and if you have people over especially who have kids, you may want to advise them about it.

I did post that I am the ONLY one she has ever done this with ... please read the entire post before you make a comment about something. Especially something that I have already stated.

Also, she's not a rescue, I've had her since she was 9 weeks old ... I know ALL about her background.

If she was a rescue, I would support your statement.

[msvette2u]

Does anyone else have a dog that does this?

This is from your first post.

My statements were in general, to anyone reading and who has stated their dogs do indeed "mouth" AND for those who may not be posting but may be reading.
It's something to keep in mind, not an insult towards you (the OP) or your dog.

Kyleigh, you seem to take offense to just about everything I post. Why not put me on ignore if my posts are so offensive to you?

[Kyleigh]

You said "if you have people over ..." I read that as you saying "me, the OP, the person who asked the question"

Msvette2u ... I don't want to block you because every now and then you have some great posts ... and other times ...

[Marnie]

Originally Posted by Kyleigh

Msvette2u ... I don't want to block you because every now and then you have some great posts ... and other times ...

Kyleigh, I know it's probably not politically correct for me to say, but I love people who say exactly what they think. I just about fell out of my chair laughing at this comment. You cheered me up, thanks.

[GatorBytes]

Heck, I think with this gentle attribute you could make this dog a star....I just love that you ask the question and she takes you to it

[dakotaandhearts]

Dakota does it on occasion, for example if he has dropped his toy in front of me and I didn't pick it up after about 5 minutes he will gently take my hand or sleeve and give me a nudge like "ummm mom I gave you my toy 5 minutes ago and you are yet to throw it".

I agree that it’s a preference thing, I do not see anything wrong it however if I had small children I might think differently.

[msvette2u]

I read that as you saying "me, the OP, the person who asked the question"

Therein lies the problem...when I say "you", I mean everyone who has a dog that mouths.

[Kyleigh]

Originally Posted by msvette2u

Therein lies the problem...when I say "you", I mean everyone who has a dog that mouths.

So maybe you could say ... all of you ... not just you ... then it would clear up some of the confusion ...

When I read a thread, I read the OP's post ... then I read all the responses ... everyone writes YOU, YOU, YOU in response to the OPs original post.

Seriously, how was I supposed to know that this was a general YOU when you didn't say it? Have I been reading all of these threads incorrectly after all this time???

[LARHAGE]

I have a Cairn Terrier who LOVES to be outside, unfortunately I can't trust him unsupervised so he stays in the house far more than he likes, a lot of times when I walk by him as he's looking out the door window to go out, he'll run and grab my pants legs and try to pull me to the door, he also will run after me and grab my pants leg to make me stay put when I'm petting him and than walk away, he's a hilarious dog that makes me laugh, he's a hoot.

[Kyleigh]

Thanks to the others who posted!!!! I guess I have an intelligent attention seeker ... who knows what she wants / needs!!!