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@toseiwe This is the way to go.

@yeshuafollower I would move her into the bedroom for the first couple weeks. I've always kept them in the bedroom with me (10+ dogs in my life). They are just too young to be alone. I've slept on the floor in front of the crate for a couple days then moved to the bed where they can still see...

@conradgr Why would you be downvoted? This is a good exercise for a bitey puppy.

@mahhko This is very concerning. I can't imagine a vet making such a drastic suggestion. I would check credentials. Fortunately I found a VB an hour away. Our 1st appointment to evaluate my dogs behavior was about 2 hours long. See if there is someone on the website below that you might be able...

@alex2017 Prong collar is not appropriate. You are going to damage this dog. Tools should only be used by a professional. Throw it away. Your dog needs training and positive reinforcement not pain and punishment.

@alex2017 I would get a different trainer. This dog hasn't had the chance to learn new behaviors or commands. The use of aversive tools is against this subs rules for good reason. They increase aggression and can reinforce fear responses. If your trainer is so willing to jump to short cuts, I...

@imagebeastmarkbeast I agree with all this. I'm curious if the dog ever had any bite inhibition training or learned appropriate play behavior. It does sound like he's about 6 to 8 months behind where he should be at. I would still recommend a Certified Veternary Behaviorist...

@melramos2010 Mine too. You still have to make an appointment but they are happy to do these types of visits.