Bliskan, now nine months old, is targeting the elbow. We are working with a puppy bite arm which is the same as a real hard bite arm but is soft jute and has no bite bar. He is targeting the area between the forearm and the plastic sheild for the upper arm. his mouth is big enough but he is goung for the smallest place to bite . Any help?
Get an old plastic container cut the top and bottom off it and slide it up between the elbow and the top of the sleeve, this will help the dog to bite on the forearm as its a softer option... same thing applies if your dog is biting to low .... as above but only cover the last four inches from the bottom of the sleeve.. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />
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