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By Joan Rose (Guest Post)
10/28/2008
My min-pin is a female (Neece). The only time she is aggressive is when I put her harness on her to take her for a walk. She bites me while putting it on. How do I stop her from biting me?
By
08/07/2007
We are on our 2nd MinPin. Both males, 1 neutered
and 1 not. Not difference in the behavior, except
maybe the one we have now is a bit calmer.
Both of ours have been rescued dogs. If that
is the case with yours, you may never know what
causes the agression. Usually love, affection,
spoiling, treats, letting them know how much they
are loved works for ours. It is hard to imagine
what some of these little dogs have been through.
IMA3
By MIN PIN LOVER (Guest Post)
04/28/2007
HAS SHE BEEN SPAYED? SOMETIMES THIS HELPS TO CALM THEM DOWN. FEMALES ALWAYS SEEM TO BE MORE AGGRESSIVE THAN MALES.
By Angie O'Plasty (Guest Post)
03/28/2006
Sounds like maybe she thinks she's the boss around the place. Is she aggressive around food? Does she growl/snap if you try to get her off the couch/chair/etc.?
By
03/28/2006
How long have you had her and how long has this behavior been going on? This may sound strange and be way off base, but could she be in a "false pregnancy" mode...the nesting? I would have her checked by a vet and then definitely contact a dog training professional. Puppy behavior is pretty uncomplicated to correct, but a 7 year old dog- you need pro help here. The biting has to stop.
By Sue from Boston (Guest Post)
03/28/2006
Try talking to the wonderful folks at the MSPCA
shelter in Dedham. (Maybe that's where she came from?) They should have experience or ideas on how to train dogs such as this, or at least have names of dog trainers in the area that they can recommend. Good luck !
By
03/28/2006
My daughter has a cat who also was very aggressive and destructive. She was going to have to put her down but as a last ditch effort her vet put the cat on Prozac. Worked like a charm! You might want to ask your vet what you can do to help your dog. This biting cannot continue.
By
03/28/2006
My daughter has a cat who also was very aggressive and destructive. She was going to have to put her down but as a last ditch effort her vet put the cat on Prozac. Worked like a charm! You might want to ask your vet what you can do to help your dog. This biting cannot continue.
By Linda (Guest Post)
03/27/2006
A dog who has bitten that many times is a serious threat. Consult a professional trainer before someone is seriously hurt, or you get sued.
By
03/27/2006
Has your dog been spayed? When I had a min poodle she was like that until I had her fixed. She seemed to think all her toys were her "babies".
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