Postby I.M. Magician » September 1st, 2018, 8:52 pm
Because of the breed of dog he is and being a young fella, he requires plenty of room to run. He doesn’t appear to be doing anything he shouldn’t from what I saw in the video. Of course, biting is a problem and both dogs and cats have a tendency to do so for a variety of reasons including, confusion, being hungry, and/or just doing what dogs and cats do sometimes.
I am thinking that, before he gets any older, you should get a qualified trainer to help eliminate the unwanted behaviors. If you wait too long, it becomes rather difficult to break habits and may become too late.
More space is a great idea but won’t eliminate certain tendencies which need to be addressed and eliminated ASAP. Time for the limitations to be set my friend...
Biting is not only harmful but can get you and the dog into trouble if he bites someone so, that should be priority number one. If you don’t believe me, just watch Judge Judy. You seemed concerned about it but I am not feeling a sense of urgency on your part and I am concerned about that.
I am no expert but love animals and have learned some things about them. Hope this helps somewhat and please give that doggie a hug and a kiss from me. He’s a cutie pie!
By the way, I am not sure how you are presently making him an assistant. First things first for that to be successful.