Did this include the zoomies?
I was thinking this, but after all that exercise yesterday, I wasn't sure. He really isn't biting hard just putting his mouth on me, but running by makes his teeth scrape on me. He does nibble at me with his front teeth too.When I correct him, he just wags his tail and does it more like it's a challenge.Hi Wolfies Mom,
Cody is 11 months, and he doesn't do exactly what your describing, but he is still a little mouthy..I'll be petting him with one hand and he likes nibble/naw on my other. gently, but still like to chew haha
my guess is he's trying to get you up and playing with him...
I'm wondering if it's hormones kicking in?Yesterday I took him for a 5 mile hike, he played outside, and we did some of our mental games, like hide and seek, etc. He was good and tired and yet at around 9 pm the run by biting started once again. He just turned 10 months old. Is this something a 10 month old does?
That's why the recommendation is to leave it on. Leave a 6 ft tether to the dog, a light line, or the actual leash if you want. They drag it around the house, yard, etc when you are around. Don't leave it on them when you are away of course so they don't get hung up on something...Having the leash on if you know when it's going to happen is great....but Jake is spontaneous,.
Bitter apple will correct that quickly.I used to do this when he was much younger....I anticipate I should use an old cheap leash...as I am sure he will try to chew it...I think I have one he tried to bite and when I pulled it from his mouth saying "NO" it ripped so it has black electrical tape on part of it.
lmao!:dhe's getting back at you for being so great with his 2nd obed class![]()
I did try this and he loves the leash. He doesn't let it drag, he carries it around in his mouth and shakes it so it whips around. Then when I go try to get it he grabs it up as fast as he can and runs. :crazy:That's why the recommendation is to leave it on. Leave a 6 ft tether to the dog, a light line, or the actual leash if you want. They drag it around the house, yard, etc when you are around. Don't leave it on them when you are away of course so they don't get hung up on something...
This way the line is attached to the dog for corrections when needed.
LOL! They just might be related!Jake does the same thing....bites it and plays with it....I we sure they aren't related...![]()