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"I should've said sorry, as we haven't had her long I don't let her off the lead yet, this is why she's not muzzled. People will go out of their way to approach us, I'd never dream of letting her anywhere near a child while she's on the lead " I which case, I would go without the muzzle but pull her close to you and talk to anyone that wants to stroke her before they are allowed. | |||
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"I should've said sorry, as we haven't had her long I don't let her off the lead yet, this is why she's not muzzled. People will go out of their way to approach us, I'd never dream of letting her anywhere near a child while she's on the lead I which case, I would go without the muzzle but pull her close to you and talk to anyone that wants to stroke her before they are allowed. " I do pull her close, but for example, a few days ago a young guy was walking towards us and stopped to cuddle her and then walked away. I wasn't sure what to say really as I've never owned a dog and I've no idea on the etiquette to be honest | |||
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"I should've said sorry, as we haven't had her long I don't let her off the lead yet, this is why she's not muzzled. People will go out of their way to approach us, I'd never dream of letting her anywhere near a child while she's on the lead I which case, I would go without the muzzle but pull her close to you and talk to anyone that wants to stroke her before they are allowed. I do pull her close, but for example, a few days ago a young guy was walking towards us and stopped to cuddle her and then walked away. I wasn't sure what to say really as I've never owned a dog and I've no idea on the etiquette to be honest " Just warn them before they get there. I used to call out that my collie had a snake tongue when I could see someone going into give her attention. She would show her gratitude for strokes by licking noses and lips without warning! | |||
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"We have a lab and he nipped when he was a puppy, never muzzled him, just said to people, but if they don't ask first then there own fault if you ask me , commen courtesy to ask the dog owner first if it's ok to pet , stroak the dog. Then comes the problem with young children so in that instance I would then explain to the parents. It will grow out of it. Good luck. X " it might be common courtesy to ask to pet a dog but its what the law says that is cause for concern. If the law says that any dog who bites/nips must be muzzled then muzzle it you must. At the end of the day it only takes one nip of a complaining colin's hand for the police/rspca to be called. | |||
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"Do you chastise her for nipping?" Yes because I hate it, she gets told off and a tap on the nose. Thanks to all for your tips, I don't think I'll be taking my brother in laws advice of showing the dog who's boss by punching her in the head then giving her a treat! | |||
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"as someone has said too - socialisation classes or training classes will help a lot too! more than you think" haha i agreed with u and then u agreed with me :D | |||
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"We've not long had our 5 month old pup, she's a lab so already on the large side and very playful, and can get a bit nippy. " Our dog had exactly the same problem, we cured this by exchanging biting for licking so starting with a short sharp "No teeth" whenever teeth got into contact with us and then if he ever licked us praised with "good licks" and gave treats so in the end whenever he got a little over excited and nippy wed shout the "No" and "licks only". Didnt take him more than a week to catch on. Good luck | |||
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"We've not long had our 5 month old pup, she's a lab so already on the large side and very playful, and can get a bit nippy. Our dog had exactly the same problem, we cured this by exchanging biting for licking so starting with a short sharp "No teeth" whenever teeth got into contact with us and then if he ever licked us praised with "good licks" and gave treats so in the end whenever he got a little over excited and nippy wed shout the "No" and "licks only". Didnt take him more than a week to catch on. Good luck " | |||
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"Never chastise. Always reward good behaviour. The poor think has no idea of what is right or wrong otherwise. It makes me SO angry to see people punishing their pets." u need some degree of letting them knwo wrong tho.. they wont work out that good behavior is all they can do.. its how u control bad behaviour.. so u should let them know wrong with a command like NO.. but then reward when they get it right straight after,, i like this story.. a rolled up newspaper has been found to be useful in dog training.. if u find ur dog has chewed a shoe up, walk over to the dog and the shoe.. roll up the paper, then hit yourself on the head whilst saying "i should of watched my dog my carefully" | |||
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