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Soft Mouth

Discussion in 'Dog Discussion' started by Ninety-Nine, Jan 19, 2011.

  1. Ninety-Nine

    Ninety-Nine Big Dog

    Have a 6 month old bitch who appears to have a soft mouth. Lets go easily when playing witrh rope and rubber tugs. Anyone had experience of dogs who developed a hard bight later or is this a sign of things to come.
     
  2. Naustroms

    Naustroms CH Dog

    thats not a soft mouth. thats just a pup that doesnt want to play hard on a rope
     
  3. DMMK

    DMMK Big Dog

    Yeah its just a little early to say that she has a soft mouth, she may just not want to clamp down on the rope.
     
  4. farm curs

    farm curs Big Dog

    If her teeth and mouth are sound try changing the tug material or getting it farther away from your skin

    Good luck
     
  5. preme

    preme CH Dog

    Get her on some hides
     
  6. wheezie

    wheezie Big Dog

    she is teething
     
  7. williewonka1

    williewonka1 Big Dog

    6 months is to early to determine how hard a bite shell have. Like said above introduce her to some cow hide, might just change your view of her!
     
  8. Ninety-Nine

    Ninety-Nine Big Dog

    Thanks for the quick replies fellas, much appreciated.
     
  9. hammer head

    hammer head Top Dog

    hard bite comes from the back teeth with a full mouth grip........front teeth and canines bites tend to tear in holds and produce more bleeding in a hog. A good hard biter tends to stay in hold longer and punishs more without swapping ;)
     
  10. Tiger12490

    Tiger12490 Big Dog

    my pup is about 6 mo right now i know is teething (dont tug of war when there teething) and to get a dog to bite full mouth is not hard actually when ur playing with them after teething of course get her favorite toy and play with her every time she gives a soft bite where its easy to take from her snatch it it will let her understand that if she bites like that something or someone can take it away from her eventually she will get tired of u taking it and learn to hold on to it or risk loosing said toy did this with my little boy and it worked wonders
     
  11. dogs have to want to bite hard thats my belief some dogs just love to chomp some dont
     
  12. NewDogg09

    NewDogg09 Pup

    agree theres only so much u can teach
     

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