My question would be what signs would he give that its not just excitement that instead its some kind of dominant pushy sign to me??
When the behavior starts getting pushy and insistent. In other words when he starts acting like you have no right to do anything else until he is satisfied.
I'm having to watch that stuff with Molly. She was the most submissive puppy I've ever seen but since she has had her first heat she's getting very dominant. She's as dominant as the GSD I used to own years ago. Unfortunately she doesn't have the good sense that my GSD had so it's even more of a challenge.
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Re: normal for a dog to nip in greeting?
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