I enrolled my 11-week old yorkie, Peanut, in puppy pee-school (officially Puppy Potty Training Program, put I like Pee-School better . :wink: ). He had his first day yesterday. He came home and I was playing with him on the floor, and he has started to mouth big time, I guess from playing with other dogs agan! I had just gotten him to quit, too. It's hard to do, because my Mom and sister will say "Ouch!" if he bites on them, but they don't jerk their hand away, so they just keep saying "Ouch, ouch, ouch..." while letting him chew away on their hands!
Does anyone have any other advice for stopping mouthing, other than Off/Ouch method, where you say Off if they start looking like they're going to attack your hand, or Ouch if they use their teeth?
Also, and this is the part I'm [i]really[/i] not happy with, while I was playing on the floor with him, Peanut mounted my arm and started humping. :-? Apparently something else he learned from the big kids at school. Any good advice for this either?
Other than that, Puppy Pee-School is going very well. When I called in to check up on him yesterday morning, he was playing with a big golden retriever. And apparently there's an older big dog that rests a lot on her blanket because of arthritis, and Peanut was sneaking up to curl up with her. Awwww! It's great for him to be able to get out and socialize with all those different kinds of dogs. Also, I'm going to enroll him in Puppy Kindergarten at the Community College here in town.