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If you really want to stop your dog from begging for food, you're going to need to learn to refrain from giving in to his begging every time there is food around. It is not a secret as to the reason why a dog begs, well, it is because they would like food as soon as you have food anywhere near you or as soon as you go in the kitchen.  Begging isn't disrespectful or weird to your puppy; it's instinctive, so it takes a great deal of consistency to reverse that behavior if we've been reinforcing it. This begging "attitude" began a long time ago with the dog's descendants. With time, this became instinctive to wolves which carried over to dogs through their DNA. Our dogs are hard-wired to seek opportunities to get food from us and given that they're observant they quickly grasp that begging brings about payoffs when we respond to all these signals that they have gained mastery so well over time. It is one of the most common complaints of pet owners, howeve

Some young pup owners get a kick out of playing a periodic "biting game" with their pup. It can be satisfying and entertaining to see your young pup nipping at your fingers and clothing, and the little dog is having great deals of fun... and extremely relaxing if he is currently mouthing.   Mouthing is a natural tendency in puppies as they lose their primary teeth and become their adult years. Adult dog teeth can activate a lot more damage to people than your little pup's teeth. While mouthing is a natural dog routine, some dogs bite out of concern or stress, this kind of biting can reveal problems with aggressiveness. You may observe that normally, an aggressive dog's body will look stiff. He may wrinkle his muzzle and downside his lips to expose his teeth.   Adult dogs that nip, mouth, and bite more than prepared for were more than likely not offered proper borders as puppies. In order to have a dog that is welcome and well-mannered around people and other dogs,