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Michael Romanos · 12-19-2006, 06:45 PM

Yea, when you say biting and licking - licking is perfectly fine. It can also be 'kissing' so I can't see any wrong doing there. But biting - what kind of biting - play biting, vicious and harmful blood-drawing biting. Does your BF yelp in pain and agony. Generally Corgis know just how far to go without hurting. If your BF doesn't want to respond, perhaps it is your BF that needs to be looked at. But if Isis is vicious, then the best you can do is refer to my thread and post titled " Puppy Nipping" - if it is not on the home page, you can get it by doing a search - this gives three methods of training.

Persistency in house breaking is the only real answer - acting ahead of your Corgi before the toilet eventuality - don't forget to add 'excitement' to your list and don't give her liquid after her final toilet walk at night before she goes to bed.

12-19-2006, 06:45 PM	#3 (permalink)
Michael Romanos Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ) Posts: 5,054	Yea, when you say biting and licking - licking is perfectly fine. It can also be 'kissing' so I can't see any wrong doing there. But biting - what kind of biting - play biting, vicious and harmful blood-drawing biting. Does your BF yelp in pain and agony. Generally Corgis know just how far to go without hurting. If your BF doesn't want to respond, perhaps it is your BF that needs to be looked at. But if Isis is vicious, then the best you can do is refer to my thread and post titled " Puppy Nipping" - if it is not on the home page, you can get it by doing a search - this gives three methods of training. Persistency in house breaking is the only real answer - acting ahead of your Corgi before the toilet eventuality - don't forget to add 'excitement' to your list and don't give her liquid after her final toilet walk at night before she goes to bed. Last edited by Michael Romanos; 12-20-2006 at 01:03 AM.