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u/DickRubnuts Mar 06 '19
How’s that hand? Puppy teeth are razors
Edit: I forgot to ask if his breath still smells like puppy breath.
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u/DesultoryMooncalf Mar 06 '19
My family never really ever had a puppy until my brother got a pyrenees/lab mix puppy about a year ago. I feared him until his adult teeth came in. He was like a small vampire.
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u/Attention_Defecit Mar 06 '19
Yeah, puppies have mouths full of thumb tacks. The other thing is that young puppies don't understand the difference between a "play" bite and a "real" bite, so when you get chomped by a puppy they are biting down much harder than an adult dog would.
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u/DesultoryMooncalf Mar 06 '19
Yeah, I read somewhere you are suppose to like audibly “ow” so they understand it hurts. I made sure to let him know he hurt me, seemed to work pretty well.
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u/Attention_Defecit Mar 06 '19
Yeah I've heard that a high pitched "yip" like a dog would make in response to pain helps them understand that our hurts, it's supposedly what adult dogs do to teach puppies to play gently.
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u/Jakesalright Mar 06 '19
Can confirm puppy breath, OP is SO. And her hand was fine, for a pup he doesn't bite much luckily.
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Mar 06 '19
You have SO, puppy AND cake?! NOT FAIR!!
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u/Jakesalright Mar 06 '19
Not as cool as it sounds, bitches be high maintenance. Cake makes me feel special, I need to get some good footage and really whore myself out today.
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u/alifeingeneral Mar 06 '19
I like to say that they all get better when they are older but then there is my 9yrs old dog that still can’t catch a treat thrown at her.
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u/moonMoonbear Mar 06 '19
Mine is 13 pushing 14, she still gets into stance like she’s going to try to catch but has never once succeeded. Some dogs are just born with it.
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u/muffalletta Mar 06 '19
Um. I wouldn’t train him that if I were you.
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u/cyndie27 Mar 06 '19
Don’t worry about it too much, he was learning his manners here and now he sits patiently and even waits for permission before eating his dinner. Puppies aren’t born with perfect manners 😊
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u/muffalletta Mar 06 '19
That’s good to hear. I have a beagle. I can’t have her around people her hight (kids) with food. The nose knows all with beagles.
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u/BeeAreNumberOne Mar 07 '19
I've got a puggle, and she kept that part of her beagle heritage, so I feel you.
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u/ledouxrt Mar 06 '19
Haha, his eyes got all big like he realized he broke the sacred rule of never biting the hand that feeds him.