Nip/Teetheby Matthew MargolisWith dogs, as with kids, responsible parenting requires patience in getting to the root of a problem. Reflexively throwing negative disciplinary measures at a symptom is shortsighted and sure to backfire. For example, puppies, like babies, teethe. Yet nowhere in the lexicon of child rearing will you find advice suggesting: hold the child's mouth closed and say "no teeth." If your puppy is teething, he's probably nipping. Nipping is a symptom of the painful teething pro ... ( Back to Article )
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