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21-09-2005, 09:46 AM
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21-09-2005, 10:02 AM
She's always fighting with dad, but it's difficult as we're trying to teach her bite inhibition so play fights don't last very long!
When I'm sat on the floor she will jump on my back and pull my hair and I play with her until she bites too hard and then playtime's over again! lol
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21-09-2005, 10:04 AM
Originally Posted by Shadowboxer
Pouring cold water but ...Play fighting is ok and can help teach bite inhibition, but it is only ok if you are in complete control and your dog/s know that when you say 'enough' that is it. Enough is enough. You should never, ever, 'lose' a play-fight
It can be great fun, but for the inexperienced it can lead to problems.
Dad however, completely different story and you try telling my dad anything!
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21-09-2005, 10:42 AM
Both Tam's and Jas knew that when we said 'That's enough' it was the end of play time, sometimes they'd stand there looking at me and once they thought I wasn't looking they'd carry on with each other. I'd give them a stern look and say 'I said that's enough' they'd toddle off then and either lay down in their beds or go outside.
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