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\r\n <!-' + '- google_ad_section_start -' + '->We just got our new 2 month old miniture schnauzer, we\'ve had him for a few weeks now and he is biting a lot, he seems to do this when he is very happy, that\'s when we usually come back from somewhere. When he bites, it\'s usually our slippers when we wear them, or on the bottom of our pants. He is now even starting to bite on our ankles. When he does these things, we firmly say no! But he continues, and when you try to guide him off, he will get at your hands.
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We just got our new 2 month old miniture schnauzer, we\'ve had him for a few weeks now and he is biting a lot, he seems to do this when he is very happy, that\'s when we usually come back from somewhere. When he bites, it\'s usually our slippers when we wear them, or on the bottom of our pants. He is now even starting to bite on our ankles. When he does these things, we firmly say no! But he continues, and when you try to guide him off, he will get at your hands.
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Our new pup is causing frustration!
We just got our new 2 month old miniture schnauzer, we've had him for a few weeks now and he is biting a lot, he seems to do this when he is very happy, that's when we usually come back from somewhere. When he bites, it's usually our slippers when we wear them, or on the bottom of our pants. He is now even starting to bite on our ankles. When he does these things, we firmly say no! But he continues, and when you try to guide him off, he will get at your hands.
We are a family of 4, parents with son and daughter. We are expatriates living in Jakarta, Indonesia where it is a highly Islamic place where keeping a dog is not common and there is no dog parks other dog owners around.
He also has a nasty habit of peeing and pooing when we're around, we have made a place to relieve himself, but I don't think we are putting him into action into using this. But for some weird reason, he will do most of his business in his loo. But when he relieves himself around us some yell at him some are too soft on him, and some have even resorted to hitting him. We have many arguments on how to discipline and train the dog which leaves us in endless frustration for all of us, which is leaving some of us to consider getting rid of the pup.
So if you have any suggestions or would like to know more, just reply to this.
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