I have this problem with my puppy. It loves to chew and bite anything
in its path. While this can be exciting, it can also become
frustrating. Imagine your puppy chewing your new Gucci shoes. uuuh!
All puppies are generally like that. Chewing everything in sight and
biting your hands. You can never be sure what they are going to be
eating next. This behaviour is typical of them because they just want
to have fun. Like little kids, they prance about. Solving a puppy's
biting habits and getting it to stop can be hard. To do this
effectively, use the ouch method. I had to use this method which I
found at http://dog-training-tips-and-resources.blogspot.com.

While you are playing with it, if it bites you, just say ouch! Dont
say this in a loud tone. Make it even. You don't want to scare it.You
want to let it know it did something wrong. Initially,it will not get
the idea. But as time goes by, when you say ouch and lock it up in
another room, or place it behind the doors, it will get the idea.

Dont despair of your puppies. They are extremely loving little kiddies
-that's what I like to call them- and most importantly, you can trust
them. Have you seen the way they look at you with love? It's
absolutely beautiful. Thank God we at least have one thing we can rely
on not to disappoint us.

In article .com,
wrote:
I had to use this method which I
found at http://pimpmyblog.blogspot.com.

The "ouch" method is described in nearly every contemporary
training book on the market. Sheesh.

And just how stupid do you think we are, anyway? You
"found" it. Dumbass.
--
Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis -

Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community

Melinda Shore wrote:

And just how stupid do you think we are, anyway? You
"found" it. Dumbass.

Well, to be fair, he may well *be* dumb enough to have stumbled
across his own blog.

--
Shelly
http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship)
http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther)

on Mon, 02 Jul 2007 18:43:35 GMT, (Melinda Shore) wrote:

The "ouch" method is described in nearly every contemporary
training book on the market. Sheesh.

And just how stupid do you think we are, anyway? You
"found" it. Dumbass.

Do you think these spamming jackasses ever come back and read replies? I
think you should spam his blog! Of course trusting these links might be
reallydumb so never mind.

This blog posting nonsense is a freakin' epidemic anymore. I'm off to
create a long overdue filter!

--
Lynne

In article 42,
Lynne wrote:
This blog posting nonsense is a freakin' epidemic anymore. I'm off to
create a long overdue filter!

For better or worse there are a few really great blogs on
blogspot.com. I mean, if you want to miss announcements of
posts about a woman living in a wall tent in the Yukon with
a bunch of sleddogs showing members of White Stripes how to
throw a spear, well, I guess that's your loss.

http://keeponsledding.blogspot.com/2...y-at-1030.html

I guess there's always the possibility of filtering on "I
found this great blog".
--
Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis -

Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community

on Mon, 02 Jul 2007 19:04:23 GMT, (Melinda Shore) wrote:

For better or worse there are a few really great blogs on
blogspot.com. I mean, if you want to miss announcements of
posts about a woman living in a wall tent in the Yukon with
a bunch of sleddogs showing members of White Stripes how to
throw a spear, well, I guess that's your loss.

http://keeponsledding.blogspot.com/2...this-thursday-
at-1030.html

I guess there's always the possibility of filtering on "I
found this great blog".

Yeah, truth be told, I've clicked on (nearly?) every blog you've linked and
been interested and/or entertained and I don't want to miss those.

Too bad there's no reliable way to pre-filter these bozos.

--
Lynne