Though while my 6lb poodle puppy was distracted with something else she very gently and I mean with such care..attempted to hump him. Very slowly. While staring at me as if it was wrong.

Just needed to share that with someone. Again, thank you for this. I’ve been really worried I was doing things wrong and this really helped.

Thank you for being so polite. I totally agree with you that every article on this site needs professional proof reading. Unfortunately, writing, grammar, spelling have never been my strong suit and this blog was originally only meant to be a way to update my friends and family about the puppies I was raising for guide and service dog schools. I recently implemented advertisements and affiliates to help recoup expenses and the site is now showing a profit. Among other things getting an editor/proofreader is on my to do list. Hopefully I can get most of the articles on the site updated in the coming weeks/months.

I have the same problem with my 3 year old French Bulldog and 4 month old Pug Puppy. My Bulldog ends up with wounds and blood on his face, but doesn’t correct her or yelp or anything. He just rolls over onto his back. Sometimes he tries to walk away, but she keeps pursuing him and biting. I separate them as soon as she starts biting. I think she is learning that when she bites, the fun stops. I’ve never had 2 dogs before, this is very unpleasant to watch.

I have a 7 month old black Lab and a 6 year old Golden Retriever. The black Lab is a lot for my older dog so I always monitor them when their together. If I can’t monitor them then I separate them with the crate, tie downs (when I can keep an eye on them, but not 100%), or just keeping them in separate rooms. I also use my leash extensively to control our young pups behavior and to keep him from overwhelming our older dog. Hopefully that helps, good luck with your training.