I have a 5 1/2 year old Schnauzer bitch who has endured my now 7 month
Springer/Collie puppy since he was 11 weeks old. I understand that puppies
give off a pheromone that prevents older dogs from biting them, other than
in a playful manner. The problem is that my Schnauzer bitch is now fed up
with the puppy biting her back legs continuously but she will not lose her
temper and bite the puppy, to stop him doing it. She does want to play with
him a lot of the time, but he keeps on and on and on!! I keep telling him
off,
but when my back is turned, he starts on her again. He isn't like this with
our old 11 year old Schnauzer dog, who is blind, because he immediately
retaliates.

Can anybody offer any advice on when these puppy pheromones might stop.

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