Answered by Christy H. (cheaton) 10 months ago | Thumbs up 1

Bathe in dawn soap and then comb him out. Don't over bathe him as it may dry out his skin, but just keep coming through him. read more

Answered by katie f. (horselady57) 8 months ago | Thumbs up 1

Dry food only is the best way to go, especially at a young age. I have seen many dogs come through the shelter I worked at refuse the dry food because they've been spoiled on wet food. We would… read more

Answered by Sean C. (PebblesRocked) 1 year ago | Thumbs up 1

Crate train. Then stick to a schedule. As a young puppy and a puppy that's just learning they need a lot of patience from you and to be let out every few hours. Expect accidents and again be patient. … read more

Answered by vbspcablog 1 year ago | Thumbs up 0

What your going to need to do is come down to closer to the level of the dog when you interact with him. If you stand up he'll want to jump up to greet you. If you squat down by him when you talk to h… read more

Answered by Pam P. (perksclan) 8 months ago | Thumbs up 0

I have a similar problem so I am interested in seeing what people say. I have 2 rescue dogs (brother and sister) that was also taken from mom too young and when playing they always bite onto each othe… read more