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Great tips. many thanks Jacques "culprit" wrote in message ... "Jacques Lorrain" wrote in message news:9yl0d.130959$A8.74161@edtnps89... Sept. 10th, 2004 Hi the Have a 12 month old Wiemaraner who ocassionaly still takes little -love- bites. How can this be stopped? say, "no", remove yourself from his mouth, and turn your back on him and ignore him. he wants your attention, and if he leans that nipping you means you deny him attention, he'll stop. also, if you're in a situation where he'd normally nip, redirect him to something else, like sit or down, then shower him with affection for it (if he nips to get a toy, offer the toy at this time, same with food). if these don't work, consider consulting a trainer to assist you with the problem. -kelly 
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Hi Guys
Great tips. many thanks Jacques "culprit" wrote in message ... "Jacques Lorrain" wrote in message news:9yl0d.130959$A8.74161@edtnps89... Sept. 10th, 2004 Hi the Have a 12 month old Wiemaraner who ocassionaly still takes little -love- bites. How can this be stopped? say, "no", remove yourself from his mouth, and turn your back on him and ignore him. he wants your attention, and if he leans that nipping you means you deny him attention, he'll stop. also, if you're in a situation where he'd normally nip, redirect him to something else, like sit or down, then shower him with affection for it (if he nips to get a toy, offer the toy at this time, same with food). if these don't work, consider consulting a trainer to assist you with the problem. -kelly
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Hi Guys
Great tips. many thanks Jacques "culprit" wrote in message ... "Jacques Lorrain" wrote in message news:9yl0d.130959$A8.74161@edtnps89... Sept. 10th, 2004 Hi the Have a 12 month old Wiemaraner who ocassionaly still takes little -love- bites. How can this be stopped? say, "no", remove yourself from his mouth, and turn your back on him and ignore him. he wants your attention, and if he leans that nipping you means you deny him attention, he'll stop. also, if you're in a situation where he'd normally nip, redirect him to something else, like sit or down, then shower him with affection for it (if he nips to get a toy, offer the toy at this time, same with food). if these don't work, consider consulting a trainer to assist you with the problem. -kelly
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September 12th 04, 06:50 PM
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Hi Guys
Great tips. many thanks Jacques "culprit" wrote in message ... "Jacques Lorrain" wrote in message news:9yl0d.130959$A8.74161@edtnps89... Sept. 10th, 2004 Hi the Have a 12 month old Wiemaraner who ocassionaly still takes little -love- bites. How can this be stopped? say, "no", remove yourself from his mouth, and turn your back on him and ignore him. he wants your attention, and if he leans that nipping you means you deny him attention, he'll stop. also, if you're in a situation where he'd normally nip, redirect him to something else, like sit or down, then shower him with affection for it (if he nips to get a toy, offer the toy at this time, same with food). if these don't work, consider consulting a trainer to assist you with the problem. -kelly
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September 12th 04, 06:50 PM
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Hi Guys
Great tips. many thanks Jacques "culprit" wrote in message ... "Jacques Lorrain" wrote in message news:9yl0d.130959$A8.74161@edtnps89... Sept. 10th, 2004 Hi the Have a 12 month old Wiemaraner who ocassionaly still takes little -love- bites. How can this be stopped? say, "no", remove yourself from his mouth, and turn your back on him and ignore him. he wants your attention, and if he leans that nipping you means you deny him attention, he'll stop. also, if you're in a situation where he'd normally nip, redirect him to something else, like sit or down, then shower him with affection for it (if he nips to get a toy, offer the toy at this time, same with food). if these don't work, consider consulting a trainer to assist you with the problem. -kelly
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