If the dogs acquired good bite
inhibition during puppyhood and learned how to resolve differences without causing harm, there is little, if any, damage.
However, should your dog snap or bite because he has been frightened or hurt, one hopes that he causes little if any damage because he developed good bite
inhibition during puppyhood.
Not exact matches
Regardless of the desired sociability of your adult dog, dog - dog play and especially play - fighting and play - biting
during puppyhood are absolutely essential for the development of bite
inhibition and a soft mouth.
Adult dogs with well - established bite
inhibition often mouth
during play, and should they bite, the bites almost never break the skin because
during puppyhood the dog learned how to register a complaint without inflicting any damage.Bite
inhibition is one of the most misunderstood aspects of behavioral development in dogs (and other animals).
Whether or not a dog harms humans or his own kind depends almost entirely on the level of bite
inhibition he developed
during puppyhood and adolescent play sessions.
Bite
inhibition must be acquired
during puppyhood.
Even though the fight was a frenzied flurry of activity and both dogs were extremely worked up, no harm was done because both dogs had exquisitely fine - tuned bite
inhibition, acquired
during puppyhood.
# 5 Urgency Rating - Unlike socialization and bite
inhibition which must occur
during puppyhood, you may teach your dog to sit and settle down at any age, so there is no great urgency.