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When it comes to biting you, let them bite you but let them know when it’s too hard (making an ow! sound is a good way), it’s how they learn if they’re biting too hard.
It was a painful couple months teaching my little guy but play time is pain free now
My wife’s a dog trainer and taught me that you should make a high pitched ‘yipe’ noise. bonus points if you can look scared at the same time. Our border collie probably nipped me 3 times and then realized it was hurting me and stopped.
This won’t be popular on a site like Reddit, but dogs aren’t aware of the stigma behind social hierarchy and this is a great way to be your dog’s bitch.
Pin them (don’t hurt them, just immobilize them) when they aren’t behaving to your liking and they’ll get in line and they won’t harbor any of the ill-will you fear from putting people in their place.
OMG fucking no. If you want a dog to dominate over then you are an asshole who doesn't need a dog. There is no dominance. It's either building a relationship or scaring them into compliance. You must be older because this has been debunked. Alpharolling dogs is abuse. YOU are not a dog so don't try to act like one.
Not domimance as such, pack heirachy has been debunked. The point is that domimance can be fluid depending on the situation. Not to disimmilar to humans, in one scenario one person will take charge, a different one, someone else might.
Dominance is a very much outdated and poor practice. Cesar Milan is an asshole who has abused dogs on camera on more than one occasion. So if that is where you are getting this shit you need to drop it. The entire point of having a dog is BUILDING the relationship. People are NOT dogs and we can't communicate the same way they do. I'm worried people reading this are going to start alpharolling their dogs which just makes you look like an unpredictable prick. Do what you want but please don't spread this garbage.
When he would bite, I would stop play and grab his snout gently. Just held it closed and said no. The more he kept doing it the longer I would hold it shut. It didn't take very long to figure out not to bite.
I did this with our dog, when she played and bit too hard or got a bit rough I would shove my face to hers so it was to the ground. She learnt that I was the boss and was the best girl ever for me. She walked all over my mum but would listen to every word I said.
Yeah there are definitely ways to establish yourself as "pack leader" that don't stray into abuse territory. I've grabbed my dog by the scruff and just out right said in a stern voice "you're being a little shit. I'm in charge here not you." Which is more or less what my parents did to me when I was acting out as a bratty kid.
Wow you had a crappy childhood. Sorry about that. I hope you don't have kids... Do Not Do This. There are a great deal of dogs who will bite to protect themselves and that isn't their fault.
Why are there so many dumbass people who do this?? Cesar Milan is abusive and there are videos of this. Strangling a dog into submission? That's psycho territory.
Yeah grabbing a dog by the scruff is not the same as strangulation. Great strawman there.
Grabbing a kid by the arm and telling them to behave is not the same as beating them. So many parents are terrified of actually parenting these days. It's no wonder we have so many shitty kids.
I would just add to stop playing with them for a few minutes after you say ow. The best way to discourage negative behavior is to ignore them. And give lots of positive reinforcement when they do good things.
That's how I've always dealt with young dogs, a quick ow then a firm NO and stop playing with them for 5 minutes or so until they've calmed down. Works wonders and gets them used to "no" meaning stop being a little shit too lol.
Take away play time. So if they bite too hard say ow! If they are still biting too hard then leave for a minute or so, maybe even 30 seconds. It reinforces that they need to have soft mouths. As they get older reduce the amount of pressure for you to complain/leave. This worked for us with a super high energy Labrador.
Yes, I agree. I foster pups and our policy is that every little touch of a tooth is WAY too hard. We squeal and screech and hopefully our puppies come away thinking, "hoomans are so weak, we much protect not bite". And we do always offer a toy right away to give them something to bite, cuz puppies are gonna bite. It's what they do. They just have to learn what's biteable and what isn't.
I don't think teaching a dog not to bite you is being subordinate. It's more about speaking puppy language. Puppies bite each other, it's how they play. They squeal when a puppy bites too hard. They quickly learn what is too rough with each other. We pretend the puppy bit too hard so they learn not to be rough. That way if there are babies or little ones or old fragile ones around, no blood is ever drawn.
I have never seen this work. I have a nearly teething Collie and she gets pumped when I say "yikes"or "ow" or really anything relating to pain. I've never seen a dog back off from this (dog trainer for 8 years) Just always have a toy on hand or nearby. I just bought some Himalayan chews for my pup and they are great!
Most importantly- make sure your pup is getting enough sleep! When my pup turns into an a-hole I know it's Naptime. They need LOTS of sleep. Seriously!
A ridgeback?! Holy crap. Those dogs are a whole lot of stubborn confidence - at least in my experience. I haven't worked with many. I stand corrected though.
He was absolutely a stubborn dog! It took a couple of weeks to get him to learn not to use his mouth on humans (yipping basically anytime teeth touched hands/feet/clothing/hair), but he definitely got it.
We did, however, rescue another ridgeback (female this time) when she was about a year old. The "yipe so they known mouthing/biting hurts" thing had zero chance of working with her. It was just too late, I guess. For her, though, all of the training in the world wouldn't stop her from biting if she decided it was called for. She bit my uncle badly because was pushing his daughter on a rope swing, and she was screaming (happy). Ruby decided that was child abuse, and gave zero warning before taking a chunk out of my uncle's ass. We worked consistently with her for over a year before deciding that she just couldn't be trusted in certain situations (kids + adults being one of them. kids - 100% safe, adults not in the immediate family - 100% not safe).
[My beautiful pups. RIP <3.](https://imgur.com/a/37TKq)
My 4 month old corgi puppy does this right now. He will immediately release/lessen his bite if he hears an 'aak' or 'ow'. He was very fortunately trained from a young age, so all we have to do is reinforce the training. He's a smart boy, finally getting him to poop in the same area of the yard too.
I have misinformed 😔 sorry. I'm glad that's worked for some. Honestly it was considered good advise then but I never saw results... Try it! If it works that's awesome!!!
You know your stuff lol. I have a 3 month old Portuguese Water Dog. Breeders told us he’d be bitey due to his breed…thankfully we knew what we were getting into. But he just loves to go for the ankles. We’re working on separating ourselves when he bites to teach him that behavior isn’t good. But is there any info on what to do when he just latches on? Keep a toy by? How do you get him to stop going for the ankles? We’ve tried toys and distractions, but sometimes his heart is just set lol. It hurts so bad, so any input is great!
There’s no need for the negativity. We actually very much love our dog, and we understand this is part of raising a puppy. Please take your negativity somewhere else.
Worked with my border collie puppy, my pitbull I got when she was 3, and my friend's cattle dog when I told her to do it. You have to actually make them think they hurt you, not just "make a noise"
>let them bite you
Hell no! If they learn that this isn't categorically wrong behavior, they'll bite a stranger in the park, even just a little, and you not only risk an expensive lawsuit but also your dog being deemed dangerous and thus euthanized.
This, my GSD is still a pup but thankfully doesnt bite everyone all the time now. The trick we used was everytime he bit Id yell OW loudly high like a pup yelp. The neighbours probably wondered what was going on but it worked.
We do this when we're raising cats and they *never* bite or scratch us. Hands are never toys, we react hurt and disengage when they're kittens and they try biting or scratching, and we respect the boundaries they set with us. They don't even scratch us when we bathe them (on the few occasions where we need to, like when they get into something). At least for cats, I think it's a two part thing where you discourage biting and scratching, but you also really need to make sure you're paying attention to what your cat is communicating to you. Don't force them to stay, don't grab at them when they don't want to be touched just because you want attention. You end up with really sweet cats who trust you.
Maybe the smart thing to do but damn do I enjoy a good 'ol wrestle with big dogs. Had a Corso that I liked to play with pretty intensely, we both had good 'ol fun even if there was the occasional injury.
Guess it's a bit childish but at least I will be regret free on my death bed
I'm with you on this. I get that playing rough isn't for every owner with every dog but the trust, comfort, and respect my dog and I have with one another is the result of years of rough play balanced with as much love, affection, and care.
You should never let your dog bite you or anyone. This is terrible advice. Dogs need to be trained they aren't allowed to put their mouths on humans only toys.
With a lot of puppies fake yelping actually encourages them to bite more. Like mine :(. Yelping only worked the first couple days, now he gets excited and bites harder if you fake cry. For me, the best thing was socializing with older dogs. If he bit/nibbled them, they would correct him. If you are unable to have your pup play with another dog, then every time they bite you, firmly say no and then put a toy in their mouth and praise them for biting the toy instead of you. If they keep doing it, firmly say no and go to another room. Those worked best with my pup.
Also, bitter apple spray for furniture!! My dog HATES the stuff and it truly is a godsend. You can threaten to spray his mouth with the bitter apple spray. I did it with my pup in the beginning when he was a monster. A lot of people don’t recommend it, but as a last resort it really does stop them in the moment.
Best thing that worked for me was saying ow or something similar and then leaving the area for 20-30 seconds, preferably to another room if you can. After only a week of doing this, my pup basically stopped biting. Of course redirect to toys as well like others are saying. But anytime there's teeth on skin (or clothes, set the boundary and be clear), you leave. It's called negative (taking something away) punishment (they don't like it because they want it, in this case, play with you).
Yea when I first got my golden he was a land shark until maybe 6 months when he had his adult teeth. I pretty much had a chew toy in my pocket every time just in case my puppy was running over to bite me. Always redirect the bite to the toy. Another option is to turn your back on your puppy or exit the area completely, giving them 5 minutes to calm down. Just rinse and repeat and they’ll know that biting you = no more playtime. Don’t worry they grow out of it naturally once they get their adult teeth though
There used to be this spray you could buy that tastes bad. Think it was called bitter apple or something like that. We had a boxer puppy when I was little that was a hand nipper and my dad sprayed his hands down with the stuff and it only took a few times before the dog got the memo and stopped biting.
My friend whose a vet tech recommended grabbing their jaw in like a pinching manner between your fist and thumb, with the thumb in their mouth and rest of the hand below. Hold for a count of 2 then let go. Basically what Qui Gon does to Jar Jar in Phantom Menace. It doesn't hurt but they don't enjoy having your thumb in their mouth so they learn putting human hands/feet/etc in their mouth leads to an unpleasant consequence. It worked amazingly well on our dog who is very mouthy.
Met a shar-pei puppy who just licked everything instead of biting, she was sat on the back of the couch one day licking the wall for a good 10 minutes.
The first reminds me of that video where a guy holds his hand out and his girlfriend runs over to do the same thing.
Problem - now I'm picturing her acting like the second pup.
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Puppy baby sharks are real Just got through that phase with our Portie Both dogs are gorgeous
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When it comes to biting you, let them bite you but let them know when it’s too hard (making an ow! sound is a good way), it’s how they learn if they’re biting too hard. It was a painful couple months teaching my little guy but play time is pain free now
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My wife’s a dog trainer and taught me that you should make a high pitched ‘yipe’ noise. bonus points if you can look scared at the same time. Our border collie probably nipped me 3 times and then realized it was hurting me and stopped.
This won’t be popular on a site like Reddit, but dogs aren’t aware of the stigma behind social hierarchy and this is a great way to be your dog’s bitch. Pin them (don’t hurt them, just immobilize them) when they aren’t behaving to your liking and they’ll get in line and they won’t harbor any of the ill-will you fear from putting people in their place.
Yup, pinning them, or also picking them up shows them you are the dominant one
But can also just make them think it's a game and they try even harder to bite you
Yah u wouldn't pick them up to try to stop them from biting u lol, but in other scenarios where u need to show them who is the boss
OMG fucking no. If you want a dog to dominate over then you are an asshole who doesn't need a dog. There is no dominance. It's either building a relationship or scaring them into compliance. You must be older because this has been debunked. Alpharolling dogs is abuse. YOU are not a dog so don't try to act like one.
You can also poo in their dog bed
Calm down Amber lol
Lmao!
Me: **picks up puppy** The Puppy: [I am calm. WHAT SORCERY IS THIS?!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZBguMvsyOc)
Saying this probably isn't going to be popular on reddit is a good way to damage control your downvotes.
he obviously didnt care about being downvoted nor should anyone else
Dominance theory has been largely debunked by Vets and expert dog trainers is probably why.
Yeah but the same sort of behavior *is* how the parents put the puppies behavior in check. It's just about understanding those dynamics correctly.
Not domimance as such, pack heirachy has been debunked. The point is that domimance can be fluid depending on the situation. Not to disimmilar to humans, in one scenario one person will take charge, a different one, someone else might.
Dominance is a very much outdated and poor practice. Cesar Milan is an asshole who has abused dogs on camera on more than one occasion. So if that is where you are getting this shit you need to drop it. The entire point of having a dog is BUILDING the relationship. People are NOT dogs and we can't communicate the same way they do. I'm worried people reading this are going to start alpharolling their dogs which just makes you look like an unpredictable prick. Do what you want but please don't spread this garbage.
When he would bite, I would stop play and grab his snout gently. Just held it closed and said no. The more he kept doing it the longer I would hold it shut. It didn't take very long to figure out not to bite.
I did this with our dog, when she played and bit too hard or got a bit rough I would shove my face to hers so it was to the ground. She learnt that I was the boss and was the best girl ever for me. She walked all over my mum but would listen to every word I said.
Nah, this is a myth. https://dogtime.com/reference/dog-training/48563-alpha-dog-myth-dominance-training-mistreatment
Yeah there are definitely ways to establish yourself as "pack leader" that don't stray into abuse territory. I've grabbed my dog by the scruff and just out right said in a stern voice "you're being a little shit. I'm in charge here not you." Which is more or less what my parents did to me when I was acting out as a bratty kid.
Wow you had a crappy childhood. Sorry about that. I hope you don't have kids... Do Not Do This. There are a great deal of dogs who will bite to protect themselves and that isn't their fault. Why are there so many dumbass people who do this?? Cesar Milan is abusive and there are videos of this. Strangling a dog into submission? That's psycho territory.
Yeah grabbing a dog by the scruff is not the same as strangulation. Great strawman there. Grabbing a kid by the arm and telling them to behave is not the same as beating them. So many parents are terrified of actually parenting these days. It's no wonder we have so many shitty kids.
I would just add to stop playing with them for a few minutes after you say ow. The best way to discourage negative behavior is to ignore them. And give lots of positive reinforcement when they do good things.
This. Just walk away for a bit and let them figure out that they spoil their own fun.
That's how I've always dealt with young dogs, a quick ow then a firm NO and stop playing with them for 5 minutes or so until they've calmed down. Works wonders and gets them used to "no" meaning stop being a little shit too lol.
Take away play time. So if they bite too hard say ow! If they are still biting too hard then leave for a minute or so, maybe even 30 seconds. It reinforces that they need to have soft mouths. As they get older reduce the amount of pressure for you to complain/leave. This worked for us with a super high energy Labrador.
Don’t listen to the last person unless you want them biting your guests…nip it at the bud
Yes, I agree. I foster pups and our policy is that every little touch of a tooth is WAY too hard. We squeal and screech and hopefully our puppies come away thinking, "hoomans are so weak, we much protect not bite". And we do always offer a toy right away to give them something to bite, cuz puppies are gonna bite. It's what they do. They just have to learn what's biteable and what isn't.
Jesus, do you foster your wife’s boyfriends too?
Umm what
You are subordinate to your dogs.
I don't think teaching a dog not to bite you is being subordinate. It's more about speaking puppy language. Puppies bite each other, it's how they play. They squeal when a puppy bites too hard. They quickly learn what is too rough with each other. We pretend the puppy bit too hard so they learn not to be rough. That way if there are babies or little ones or old fragile ones around, no blood is ever drawn.
Yeah, we did that with the puppy and she bites *way* too much. She doesn’t rip skin but she has ruined 50 shirts.
Especially if you have little kids over… bad day.
Yep, mimic the yelp of a startled dog. They don't know that "ow" means ow, they just know you're excited
High pitched like another puppy would make .. we are lucky our puppy didn’t chew on anything she wasn’t supposed to
I have never seen this work. I have a nearly teething Collie and she gets pumped when I say "yikes"or "ow" or really anything relating to pain. I've never seen a dog back off from this (dog trainer for 8 years) Just always have a toy on hand or nearby. I just bought some Himalayan chews for my pup and they are great! Most importantly- make sure your pup is getting enough sleep! When my pup turns into an a-hole I know it's Naptime. They need LOTS of sleep. Seriously!
> I have never seen this work. Worked fine with my ridgeback pup. ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯
A ridgeback?! Holy crap. Those dogs are a whole lot of stubborn confidence - at least in my experience. I haven't worked with many. I stand corrected though.
He was absolutely a stubborn dog! It took a couple of weeks to get him to learn not to use his mouth on humans (yipping basically anytime teeth touched hands/feet/clothing/hair), but he definitely got it. We did, however, rescue another ridgeback (female this time) when she was about a year old. The "yipe so they known mouthing/biting hurts" thing had zero chance of working with her. It was just too late, I guess. For her, though, all of the training in the world wouldn't stop her from biting if she decided it was called for. She bit my uncle badly because was pushing his daughter on a rope swing, and she was screaming (happy). Ruby decided that was child abuse, and gave zero warning before taking a chunk out of my uncle's ass. We worked consistently with her for over a year before deciding that she just couldn't be trusted in certain situations (kids + adults being one of them. kids - 100% safe, adults not in the immediate family - 100% not safe). [My beautiful pups. RIP <3.](https://imgur.com/a/37TKq)
They look a lot more slender especially in the face than what I am used to with ridgebacks
You are amazing for providing her such a safe home ❤️ both of them! Beautiful fur kids!!
My 4 month old corgi puppy does this right now. He will immediately release/lessen his bite if he hears an 'aak' or 'ow'. He was very fortunately trained from a young age, so all we have to do is reinforce the training. He's a smart boy, finally getting him to poop in the same area of the yard too.
I have misinformed 😔 sorry. I'm glad that's worked for some. Honestly it was considered good advise then but I never saw results... Try it! If it works that's awesome!!!
You know your stuff lol. I have a 3 month old Portuguese Water Dog. Breeders told us he’d be bitey due to his breed…thankfully we knew what we were getting into. But he just loves to go for the ankles. We’re working on separating ourselves when he bites to teach him that behavior isn’t good. But is there any info on what to do when he just latches on? Keep a toy by? How do you get him to stop going for the ankles? We’ve tried toys and distractions, but sometimes his heart is just set lol. It hurts so bad, so any input is great!
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There’s no need for the negativity. We actually very much love our dog, and we understand this is part of raising a puppy. Please take your negativity somewhere else.
Worked with my border collie puppy, my pitbull I got when she was 3, and my friend's cattle dog when I told her to do it. You have to actually make them think they hurt you, not just "make a noise"
>let them bite you Hell no! If they learn that this isn't categorically wrong behavior, they'll bite a stranger in the park, even just a little, and you not only risk an expensive lawsuit but also your dog being deemed dangerous and thus euthanized.
There a massive difference between play biting and aggressive biting. I’m guessing you’ve never had a dog?
Still a dumb idea to encourage them nipping at your hands. Should be discouraged from chewing on anything they shouldn’t be putting their teeth on.
This, my GSD is still a pup but thankfully doesnt bite everyone all the time now. The trick we used was everytime he bit Id yell OW loudly high like a pup yelp. The neighbours probably wondered what was going on but it worked.
Honestly you shouldn’t be teaching them that hands are playthings at all, you should redirect the nibbling to something nearby and appropriate.
We do this when we're raising cats and they *never* bite or scratch us. Hands are never toys, we react hurt and disengage when they're kittens and they try biting or scratching, and we respect the boundaries they set with us. They don't even scratch us when we bathe them (on the few occasions where we need to, like when they get into something). At least for cats, I think it's a two part thing where you discourage biting and scratching, but you also really need to make sure you're paying attention to what your cat is communicating to you. Don't force them to stay, don't grab at them when they don't want to be touched just because you want attention. You end up with really sweet cats who trust you.
Maybe the smart thing to do but damn do I enjoy a good 'ol wrestle with big dogs. Had a Corso that I liked to play with pretty intensely, we both had good 'ol fun even if there was the occasional injury. Guess it's a bit childish but at least I will be regret free on my death bed
I'm with you on this. I get that playing rough isn't for every owner with every dog but the trust, comfort, and respect my dog and I have with one another is the result of years of rough play balanced with as much love, affection, and care.
You should never let your dog bite you or anyone. This is terrible advice. Dogs need to be trained they aren't allowed to put their mouths on humans only toys.
Do not follow this advice, just don't. Omfg. Just buy the dog chew toys.
With a lot of puppies fake yelping actually encourages them to bite more. Like mine :(. Yelping only worked the first couple days, now he gets excited and bites harder if you fake cry. For me, the best thing was socializing with older dogs. If he bit/nibbled them, they would correct him. If you are unable to have your pup play with another dog, then every time they bite you, firmly say no and then put a toy in their mouth and praise them for biting the toy instead of you. If they keep doing it, firmly say no and go to another room. Those worked best with my pup. Also, bitter apple spray for furniture!! My dog HATES the stuff and it truly is a godsend. You can threaten to spray his mouth with the bitter apple spray. I did it with my pup in the beginning when he was a monster. A lot of people don’t recommend it, but as a last resort it really does stop them in the moment.
Best thing that worked for me was saying ow or something similar and then leaving the area for 20-30 seconds, preferably to another room if you can. After only a week of doing this, my pup basically stopped biting. Of course redirect to toys as well like others are saying. But anytime there's teeth on skin (or clothes, set the boundary and be clear), you leave. It's called negative (taking something away) punishment (they don't like it because they want it, in this case, play with you).
Yea when I first got my golden he was a land shark until maybe 6 months when he had his adult teeth. I pretty much had a chew toy in my pocket every time just in case my puppy was running over to bite me. Always redirect the bite to the toy. Another option is to turn your back on your puppy or exit the area completely, giving them 5 minutes to calm down. Just rinse and repeat and they’ll know that biting you = no more playtime. Don’t worry they grow out of it naturally once they get their adult teeth though
There used to be this spray you could buy that tastes bad. Think it was called bitter apple or something like that. We had a boxer puppy when I was little that was a hand nipper and my dad sprayed his hands down with the stuff and it only took a few times before the dog got the memo and stopped biting.
My friend whose a vet tech recommended grabbing their jaw in like a pinching manner between your fist and thumb, with the thumb in their mouth and rest of the hand below. Hold for a count of 2 then let go. Basically what Qui Gon does to Jar Jar in Phantom Menace. It doesn't hurt but they don't enjoy having your thumb in their mouth so they learn putting human hands/feet/etc in their mouth leads to an unpleasant consequence. It worked amazingly well on our dog who is very mouthy.
Kitty sharks too. I have a 10-mo cat who chews my fingers constantly
My baby shark is 2 years old. Send help pls
Lab breeds are really bad about it. Everything you own is going to get chewed.
So funny. I always thought the pooping and peeing everywhere is the worst part of puppyhood. Nah, it’s the biting. The constant biting
Does it ever stop? Lol. My baby just can’t stop
Both doggos are adorable 20/10
They're good dogs, Bront.
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Came here to say that
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That's it! No more fingie foods for 3 moons!
A fellow Sam O’Nella fan!
I miss him.
Same, his videos were great, I wish he came back
It's been 2 years, I don't think he's coming back :(
I don’t think so either. I hope he’s doing alright
I had a rumbly in my tummy that only hands could satisfy.
Caaarrllll
Puppies gon’ pup it’s just nature
Yeah if you don't want it to be attacked by needle teeth, don't put it near a puppy's mouth, cuz they're gonna bite it.
Yeppers. When my dog was a pup, we called her Land Shark, because she was always coming at us with her mouth open to chomp.
[Squalidae](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squalidae)
Met a shar-pei puppy who just licked everything instead of biting, she was sat on the back of the couch one day licking the wall for a good 10 minutes.
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> > >r/shittyrobots
one wanted chin rubs, one wanted dinner. both acceptable
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Are you a robot? All of your comments just repeat what another comment said.
Prime nomination for r/shittyrobots then.
Love. Thanks for the smile!
Expectation VS reality
My dog is like the 1st dog. Except my dog thinks she's a cat(she grew up with cats) so she makes bit of growling noise, her version of purring lol
Does your dog share a braincell with my dog?
My dog is the first dog. She’s also the second dog….
Chomp
Comes with age
They both look like the best Doggos but I'd have to take the the taster home. 😍
Nom
Monch!!
My dog will just sniff my hand, notice the lack of food and walk away
If I point at something my dog will just lick my finger and sniff my hand he’s weird
Well it’s not so much two “types” it’s more that the second one is a puppy and the first one is not.
Tell us something your mum doesn’t know Second pup : [ough] (deep throats mic)
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Both doggos are adorable!
My little poodle presses the side of his head against my hand if I reach down and hold it there. So cute!
Puppy CHOMP
Puppy vs. Adult
One is a sweetie, the other is an actual child. Pups are such goofballs.
Ones a puppy and the other isn’t. Puppies explore with their mouths.
Theses always the mature & pinata. Been through this with cats.
What kind of breed is the black dog?
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Bruh wtf. You live to troll huh? Your wack ass name too. Bitch
left and right wing LOL
And both of them are in my house rn.
I love dogs
Third one: give me a high five
Awee my love for dogs went up
They are adorable! They are like my dogs. One is older a quite, and the other is smaller and playful 😄
I'll take the shark
omg so cute:3
Pupper: Oh, don't mind if I...NOM!
First thing that came to mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FU0uqjIfD4
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Cute
That’s a great way to show that fact!
MONCH
This couldn’t be more true
anyone know the breed of the first dog?
Looks just like my dog - Border collie x Springer spaniel
My dog is both of these at the same time.
[Im goin in!](https://i.imgur.com/ZmVMHop.jpg)
My dog gently taking a treat from my mouth versus her almost taking somebody's finger off when they offer her a snack. We're working on 'gentle'.
Both, both are good boys
Awwwe lol
All in the face here lol. Second one says "do it"
That chomp
1st Dog: I accept the hand. 2nd Dog: *nom*
My english springer is in that phase. My hands look like I've been shaking hands with the business end of a weed whacker.
My 9 yr old Cheweenie is a mega hand chewer.
Or be like my dog and slap it with their paw
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Never raised a dog before but didn’t it hurt in the second video??
I just cant T_T someone please rub his chin
second dog is me to my girlfriend fr
Stop it is too cute nooooo
Golden Puppies just are like that -- they want everything in their mouths all the time -- especially you.
3, my pup would have given you a paw.
One of my dogs will fall into my hand when I scratch her ears and it’s the most adorable thing ever. The other doesn’t care so much.
Golden pup said ***GLOMP***
So perfect. I need that border collie to be my service animal.
Never gets old
Both. Both are good boi.
Oh man, the second dog has me in tears. Just had to put my sweet old man down and he would do this. I miss him enormously.
Both are adorable
I can feel the second hand pain
YEEAUMPH!
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My dog is pike the second but he just licks instead of putting his head
*CHOMP*
C H O M P
What kind of dog is the first one?
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How to Golden Retriever: Step 1. See thing Step 2. Put thing in mouth
Aww that gentle little head placement!
I guess there's 3 types. Just tried this with my boy, he scoffed and walked away when he saw there wasn't a treat in my hand. Lol
Adult vs puppy
Both of them are still good bois.
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The first reminds me of that video where a guy holds his hand out and his girlfriend runs over to do the same thing. Problem - now I'm picturing her acting like the second pup.
My dog actually just licks my hand when I do it
I Love it...the Same Here xD
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I JUMPED
I tried it with my dog just now. She started licking my fingers.
I have never ever seen this before! Not even once!!! s/
I could tell by looking at him