By eHow Pets Editor
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For young puppies, nipping, biting and "mouthing" are normal behaviors and rarely cause serious harm. But it's important to stop these behaviors before your dog reaches adulthood, when a bite could inflict serious injury.
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cfontaine654 said
on 8/11/2007 what about for older dogs i have a three year old pomereinean and he bites how do i stop this?...Is it too late?
ashleya1011 said
on 7/21/2007 ok this is what i dunt get every website got different advices which one should i believe and the spray thing i seened it on lilo and stitch is that where you got that advice from which one really works you know what heres my e-mail ashleya1011@aim.com if one really works e-mail me :)
Saintamanda said
on 4/5/2007 pchahuna has very bad advice. First of all who saves their puppies poop? Not me that is gross. Second of all puppies are puppies and they will do things that they are not supposed to do, you have to take time and be persistant to teach them the right thing to do. pchahuna have you not even done anything wrong as a child that you did know was wrong. I think you need to get professional help if you treat your animals like this.
kttrophy said
on 3/26/2007 If Pcahuna has any animals, they should be removed from his/her home immediately. This is abuse!
dogviolet said
on 3/2/2007 pcahuna's advice is cruel and will only teach your dog to be scared of you. rubbing a dog's face in its feces is not appropriate for house-training, nor any other kind of training. besides, who on earth wants to save poop???