Bit of an embarrassing one ????

Hi I’m new to the forum I have a 8 and half month old American staff and recently he has started humping pretty much every other dog we see when we walk him. He had good recall before this but sometimes runs across the field especially when there’s a female dog. We don’t want to neuter because he is still young and want to wait until he’s Atleast 18 months old to maybe 2 years old.

A friend of mine has a female staffie who is good at correcting when he tries to mount and he’s starting to understand with her but he still does it to all the other dogs.

Has anyone found a way to try stop this ???

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Hi from me & Katy  Welcome to our forum, sorry to hear about your issue maybe this will help

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