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by animal-luver16 on August 9th, 2008
I think it would be a passifying behavior as a comfort. If you want her to stop nibbling on you,you should yelp as if she hurt you. Discipline her for doing on things you don't want her to do it to. And get a toy for her so can use a type a chewing-comfort
year old great dane gets a bone.tries to bury in furniture or in bed. he nudges and pushes with his nose so hard it gets skinned and bleed.
by mlmgbillie on September 12th, 2011
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my 11 month old greate dane is always trying to mate with swiss shepherd and he just dont stop he keeps trying either she is in or not
by alyzeinalabdean on September 13th, 2011
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why does my male aussi become agressive when I talk to another dog or a dog approaches me? Only does it with me, not my husband or son
by Lisa_S5336 on July 31st, 2011
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What does my puppy want?
by XMythsX on August 14th, 2011
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my 9mo male dudley lab dog has a large brown mark on his testicles, looks almost like a bruise. should i be concerned??
by MrsRivera:) on August 16th, 2011
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You're reading My lab likes to nibble on my arm, leg, blankets or whatever with her front teeth. Why does she do that? Is it a nervous habit?
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Good answer, A good sharp yelp helps out on a lot of behaviors! Watch "Its me or the dog" on animal planet She uses the "Yelp" quit a bit.
by gotta luv danes on August 9th, 2008