Russell Frame Webboard User Reg: 01-07-2016
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Hi, I have a 5 month old GSD which we've been training with Michael Ellis' food marker system with great progress. Leerburg videos in general have provided a wealth of knowledge, so thank you to Ed and team. We are now supplementing with a working-dog/protection focused group obedience class once per week and things are going great with the added distractions.
On to my question...
I started playing tug with the puppy early on but stopped when he started teething to avoid associating the bite games with pain. He seems to be pretty well over teething (both ears staying up 95% of the time now) but his canines still appear to be small. I was under the impression that canines were usually the first to be lost, so I'm a little confused. Not sure how to tell if we are done?
I'm hesitant to play tug if these are still puppy teeth, but if we are done teething then I'd like to get on with it so we can transition from food rewards to play rewards.
Candi Campbell Webboard User Reg: 03-28-2013
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Nevermind. I took a closer look tonight after work and I can see all adult canines starting to push through... that answers my question
Sometimes, the Adult Canines will come all the way IN right along side of the Baby Canines, and they will have BOTH sets for awhile, until the baby ones eventually fall OUT
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When to resume tug
#400432 - 03/07/2016 01:56 PM 
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