Dog Biting Problems
Golden retrievers are very wonderful creatures but when they start biting that quickly
goes away.This has the effect of being a burden and creating a whole host of problems to the owner.Do not ignore excessive dog biting when your retriever is young just because it's not causing much damage now, when it's older and has bigger teeth this may become a whole different scenario. In order to avoid a much bigger problem have this problem attended to as soon as you can and find the right people for the job or do it yourself with the right information.It is proved beyond doubt that the best time to stop biting problems for most dog species is when they are young, in essence the sooner the better. Younger dogs tend to have longer attention spans and better learning curves than older ones.
Yes some dogs bite just as play but if this becomes more excessive you must notice this and realize that this might becomes a big problem.Dogs have territorial tendencies by nature and they assert this dominance through barking and biting so be careful as if your dog feels like it is on top of things it will become a problem in the house and will rarely if at all follow your instructions.For successful obedience training have a good rapport with your dog and bond with it in infancy, with this any biting problems that crop up you can easily take care of.Try your best to reprimand your puppy without having any negative impact on its attitude towards you in the future.
It has been shown that most methods that have worked for resolving biting problems employ the treatment that dogs would receive from their mothers in a litter.Things such as replacement therapy or some whining when you're bitten can help your dog understand that biting is not acceptable behavior. If you employ this method or any other and still things do not change then you might want to call upon the help of an obedience school or instructor.
Some nipping and biting is usually not a bad thing but you have to be careful that things do not go out of hand.War games with your dog and any such rough fighting games are not encouraged. Dominance centered games have a negative effect on your puppy and can enhance aggressive behavior.
As a dog owner it's a must to realize that almost all dog problems are successful treated if they are treated as soon as they appear and usually in the early stages of the growth of the golden retriever. Adult golden retrievers require a lot more patience in order for you to successfully resolve a biting problem. Make sure you employ the correct methods in your training for optimal success.
Professional trainers are usually your best bet but that doesn't mean you can't do it on your own. This is vital to deal with before you golden retriever starts to attack members of your family. When stopping golden retriever biting there should be an emphasis on beginning early. I hope this article has helped you and you will be successful in stopping your golden retriever from biting.
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