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Nipping at you needs to be addressed through training, the dobermann is not a large breed dog, if your afraid, you need a trainer to show you methods for teaching and correcting. 10 month old nipping and running away jump to latest 4k views 28 replies 11 participants last post by arankin aug 30, 2011 doberdeer discussion starter She's doing the puppy dance and nipping and running around in circles

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So my answer would depend on the bites you are talking about We went through this, too, and setting up — and enforcing — a strict protocol cleared up the problem behaviour. Real bites (meant as aggression and not play) are a whole other ball of wax

Also you said you crated him to go downstairs

Is this something you commonly do? And as puppies get older, they add to the nudging and nipping gets enhansed They play bow at you as if you were another dog Nipping and barking jump to latest 1.2k views 5 replies 5 participants last post by ecin sep 8, 2022 tiasully64 discussion starter

Not familiar with your training etc., but a 10 months old doberman with uncontrollable nipping/biting behaviour is old enough for a correction on a training collar Nipping/biting behaviour isn't something dobes/dogs grow out of It's a behaviour that's managed and shaped by training, they learn boundaries and what not to nip/bite If you've been consistent with expressing your.