Hello , new owner from Dublin Ireland

by beecee Thu Sep 10 2015, 09:44

Hi all ,My name is Brian and im the proud new owner of MissyMoo a Staffy -Pit cross , , she is the sweetest thing ever and has been great fun for the few days we have had her , but i can tell she will be a challenge as she is full of beans already and is no quite 7 weeks old , we had her at 6 weeks ( long story ) but she has settled in straight away , sleeping the full night in her crate which is just great . The only little thing is the endless wanting to bite and being so young im not sure how to correct this .
I have hundreds of rookie questions but ill do some reading on here first and get back to you all .
Cheers
BRIAN
PS Any owners from Dublin , im in Swords

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by **JStaff** Thu Sep 10 2015, 13:50

The biting is normal. Try redirecting the biting to something the pup is allowed to chew. You can also turn your back and ignore the pup or yelping so the pup knows it is biting too hard. She has to learn bite inhibition and what is acceptable. Getting her so young will make this a bit harder but make sure whatever method you choose that everyone the pup interacts with does the same thing