HakuTheDoberman
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hey guys so recently my dog has gotten a bit more confidence with other dogs, and has been playing. For the most part he usually just runs around with the dogs ect.
We have this puppy ( small around the size of a Doberman around 6 weeks old age ) that walks around our neighbourhood and we have been getting them to play with each other quite frequently. I guess you could say it was his first dog friend. He’s always really good with her and gentle.
Fast forward to now. We saw them on our walk for the First time in over a week. They played in the field as usual but then Haku (my dog) kept biting her neck and holding onto it. She would not yelp or anything but I was watching closely and I could tell she was uncomfortable /starting to not be able to breathe normally. She is small and his mouth can fit over her whole neck so if she was bigger (eventually she will be a medium sized dog ) it wouldn’t seem as rough. But he then also help growling and snorting.
It Dosent help that his dog she is always laying on the ground belly up and can’t play up right lol
This is where I’m unsure. Cause The growling wasn’t a super low pitched one like he does if a stranger is putting him on edge but he was just doing it so much with this one play session/ added with the neck biting and holding on. I just couldn’t tell.
He wouldn’t bite and didint bark just growling and neck biting.
Why do you guys think? Sorry for the rant
We have this puppy ( small around the size of a Doberman around 6 weeks old age ) that walks around our neighbourhood and we have been getting them to play with each other quite frequently. I guess you could say it was his first dog friend. He’s always really good with her and gentle.
Fast forward to now. We saw them on our walk for the First time in over a week. They played in the field as usual but then Haku (my dog) kept biting her neck and holding onto it. She would not yelp or anything but I was watching closely and I could tell she was uncomfortable /starting to not be able to breathe normally. She is small and his mouth can fit over her whole neck so if she was bigger (eventually she will be a medium sized dog ) it wouldn’t seem as rough. But he then also help growling and snorting.
It Dosent help that his dog she is always laying on the ground belly up and can’t play up right lol
This is where I’m unsure. Cause The growling wasn’t a super low pitched one like he does if a stranger is putting him on edge but he was just doing it so much with this one play session/ added with the neck biting and holding on. I just couldn’t tell.
He wouldn’t bite and didint bark just growling and neck biting.
Why do you guys think? Sorry for the rant