Yes, switch to 3/8. I found 1/2 too large to properly seat. Are you using any adhesive remover? That can make a big difference for skin integrity. Your posts look better than mine so far!
This is the practice I was referring to; giving them their bowl and messing with it, the dog's body, the food itself, as an exercise to train the dog not to defend their food.
I don't like thinking about the consequences that well-intentioned people and their dogs have suffered from following that advice.
We do bonuses: walk by and put something high value in the bowl. While he's got an toy or a bone: here's a high value tidbit; pick up the toy and return it. When...
If its on her head and only on her head, my guess is the tape is the cause. What do her ears look like? I can't tell from the pic, is there any wetness to the area? If her ears look ok, and the top of the head is the only bit that looks gnarly, maybe its not strictly the adhesive, but chafing...
My friends ask me if he's all super badass. Um, no. He just looks the part, like an actor who plays an action hero, rather than a member of special forces.
Congratulations! I just got my boy in April, I have made an alternative list based on my trainer's curriculum, research and what I'm glad I did.
Mostly in the order they occured to me:
Bite Inhibition -- play stops and the playmate leaves when you bite too hard
Body Handling -- touching the...
Yes, get thee to the vet. I'd ask if you could see anything on the inside of his cheek, but getting that kind of visualization is a tall order and wouldn't change that its Vet Bill time.
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