Anya's Mumsy
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I'm new to this forum. If there's any group that might be able to give some good useful advice it must be from this forum.
This is our first Doberman breed, she's 7 months on the 7th of January. Bought her from a reputable breeder; only set back was that in NC breeders can give puppies to new owners at 6 weeks old. Anya never learned bite inhabitation from her mother and siblings. This has been our number ONE issue with this sweetheart. At 3 months old we sent her to Behavior Modification Training for two weeks; came home a different dog but still tried like to bite as before; used all commands that were taught and for 95% of the time she listened. Now were coming up to 7 months, and she's come back with a vengeance to me (her now mother). Even with her prong collar on, she's not effected by the corrections. Yes, we're having the trainer come out to reevaluate the situation but in the meantime any purposeful suggestions???
I greatly appreciate comments, advice and any positive reinforcement that anyone has......
Thank you,
Anya's Mumsy
This is our first Doberman breed, she's 7 months on the 7th of January. Bought her from a reputable breeder; only set back was that in NC breeders can give puppies to new owners at 6 weeks old. Anya never learned bite inhabitation from her mother and siblings. This has been our number ONE issue with this sweetheart. At 3 months old we sent her to Behavior Modification Training for two weeks; came home a different dog but still tried like to bite as before; used all commands that were taught and for 95% of the time she listened. Now were coming up to 7 months, and she's come back with a vengeance to me (her now mother). Even with her prong collar on, she's not effected by the corrections. Yes, we're having the trainer come out to reevaluate the situation but in the meantime any purposeful suggestions???
I greatly appreciate comments, advice and any positive reinforcement that anyone has......
Thank you,
Anya's Mumsy