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@allenemarie For 3 months old, this is completely normal. If it's first thing in the morning, you need constant redirection and playtime with OVERSIZED toys where your hands can safely be behind a large toy. Puppies are easily distracted by anything that moves, so make sure that thing is a...

@traininggrounds Theres no such thing as asserting dominance. Fear? Yes. Dominance? No. It's been debunked. Check out the wiki on here for more details.

@kate1989 In my neighborhood it is. Generally I don't touch anyone or anything. We aren't on total lockdown here. I took my pup to the dog park today too. Did not touch the gate with my hand (sleeve) did not shake hands with anyone and washed hands when I got home. I'm confident I can WFH...

@erics As a trainer, if I knew the dog was resource guarding or especially set off by visitors, then I agree, I'd start outside for initial introductions. However, in 90%+ of my clients, that has not been the case. It's perfectly fine to go into the home, ignore the dog initially and talk...