Teaching my golden retriever puppy to have a "soft" mouth? - golden retriever soft mouth
The first time I had dogs my whole life. I never had a no. Recently, I've saved not a know Golden Retrievers, which have been abandoned, men, exactly how many years, but less than one year. It is a beautiful dog, very sweet, often trained, exc. But it is certainly a phase of biting or chewing. Chewing things simple, I had enough dogs to know how to deal with it. However, the bite ... loves to play and that's fine, but my arm is not very good in the pull-o-war or chew toy. I guess I'm lucky, my Great Dane "has always had a soft mouth and my lab was easy to learn, to gently. Henry will only be happy if we play to say. Needless to say that the methods used to work in my lab with no Henry. I was not worried about this until he beat me on my bad arm. It is not always appropriate to chew a toy when he decided to arm or a leg, it would be well spread throughout the house. any advice on teaching this playful puppy to smooth?
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Golden Retriever Soft Mouth Teaching My Golden Retriever Puppy To Have A "soft" Mouth?
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The problem is that your dog what is acceptable and not have to teach what. Hundreds of years of selective breeding have been genetically to the resumption of the race, which is already tender mouth, not inclined to take the game related damage they are. Hes has a tender mouth and ... So she teaches. Goldens are usually high energy and intelligent breed. What this means is that there is a special kind of person who may be wiser than the dog and train them shall, without breaking or too boring.
The arms should ALWAYS be off limits, not only when you do not chew ... It is simply not acceptable. Id recommend finding a reputable trainer who can provide good references, then the two are part of obedience training. It is customary to do good to someone who is just train dogs, dogs is unacceptable in the interaction, not the dog.
Hope this helps and good luck to you ....
We have it with sweets. was the same when we are about to enter, so we had to teach "to take soft" for a second to remind you that it can not bite! it wouldnt start at around Let Him Have It He learns quickly, and if we play now and tell us which includes "!
This article has lots of good information about this topic:
http://www.crickethollowfarm.com/biteinh ...
You can also use Google (or whatever you want to search);
"The inhibition of the bite of education"
Good luck!
I have two Goldens and have had the same problem ...... Dogs are very mouthy .... We have tried the no "bite" and stop playing with them when they bite us, and led to nothing. I have with my vet about it and I'll tell you what he said to do .... just because it works ..... I tell everyone, but when you have tried positive reinforcement, and that simply is not done then maybe it is for me. If they bite ..... In just a few seconds of the bite, bite say pop in the jaw and no, you have to, with enough force to blow up or press the lower jaw is futile. My Gold gives me the last few weeks and only did it twice! It took a week to decide that this method I am a strong belief in positive reinforcement, use escpecially with a gold medal ...... they tend to act stupid, or punish, but to act when he was finally, and it worked, I am surprised. Good luck with your gold .....
I cross the same thing with my dog. It is a chocolate Labrador retriever, and so cute, but very Biteye topic.
What we have begun to do:
When biting, say "ouch" solid, but without anger - let them know that it hurts and stop all contact. No talking, no eye contact, no physical contact.
Count to 30, then reinstall the game, whether you receive the message. It may take several days for the message in the sink! Then, once you have learned that biting hard not to get something to do the same with the bite in the medium term. ie, it does not hurt you much, but certainly not soft.
Finally, we need the message!
Good luck with your training - I believe that everything exceeded my
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