Dog Gets Mad at Owner for Not Allowing Him to Play With Her Hand 😂

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[jpak]

1. LOL!!122

What a silly pup

[Sanity Claws]

2. That's a display of dominance

I fostered a dog who had this kind of issue. The owner should not ignore the behavior but instead rectify by showing that she is command. She can do that by standing upright and with the right voice put the dog through commands like sit, down, etc. After that, she can give him a treat, again showing her dominance but ending the session with a conciliatory tone.

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3. We have had family dogs like this, but only when they are puppies. You have to train them out of it

Otherwise, it gets really annoying (and painful) after a while. You just can't allow it at all.

We would either say "no bite" and push their snout down repeatedly (but not harshly or violently), which they didn't like, or you say the same thing and have a spray bottle of water that you spritz them with every time they do it. It worked. Eventually they stop completely