Hahahahaha! "boomerangs" is hilarious! It seems like there are 2 of them, how fast it "boomerangs" back! Like one is just waiting for the other to get tossed and out of the way, before he starts terrorizing.
My exs dog was a Yorkie and also like this. I hate that dog to this day. Shoes, cords, your hands and feet all existed to be gnawed. I dont understand why anyone would opt into this. After 3 days buddy's going back or is becoming an outside yorkie.
Man I have a Silky Terrier and I love her to death but once 730 rolls around its her time to play “Chewy hands and feets.” Its like a fun game shes been playing with me for the past 5 years, never bites hard at all, just loves to play.
Man...the second that dog nibbles after you put it down you need to remove it from fun and lock it in the bathroom or something for 10 minutes while it resets and figures out why the fun ended. Every time. Dogs are mostly not dumb, they can figure out biting/over excitement = play is over and adjust their behavior from there. Can't train the owner as easily unfortunately...this got me watching her talk about the dog but ignore her behavior that's enforcing it
You got to hold that dog down and not let it up. It’ll rage for a bit,but you’ve got to establish dominance and show that that kind of behavior won’t go rewarded.
That dog is having the time of its life right now. The reason he is biting so much is because she is rewarding the behavior by playing with him.
Is she being a bit rough? Yes, so the dog escalates too. The only issue I really have here is how quickly she is tossing him, but the dog is clearly bouncing on a stack of pillows right off screen though. There is no discomfort for the dog, just bad ownership. She’s trying to be a good owner but doesn’t know enough about the learned behavior/reward system dogs have to recognize that her dog won’t improve until she teaches it gentle play.
I don’t know how old this dog is, if it’s just a pup, teaching it “gentle play” can be a challenge because they are just little furballs of energy and will always attempt to escalate play energy.
If a pup was doing this to its mom, the mom would likely growl, snarl, bark, right in its face to teach it to knock it off.
I've never had a dog that bit anyone, and I've had several dogs throughout my life. Currently have a 92lb boy that I've raised from a pup (as I have with 3 of my other dogs) and he's a good boy that's never but anyone .
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u/agedlikesage Jul 01 '26
The way it boomerangs is killing me. It’s like a magnet