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Dog Training World › Forums › Specialized Dog Training › Personal Protection and Guard Dog Training › Bite inhibition and protection training › Re: Bite inhibition and protection training

  • Michael D’Abruzzo

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    August 3, 2012 at 5:00 pm
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    I agree, not related much unless we are talking about aggression inhibition. In protection dogs are either going to bite hard or not at all. The only thing that I can see worthwhile to discuss about bite inhibition and protection would be if someone made a habit of allowing their dog to mouth them all the time during play instead of using a toy/tug. If the person corrected the dog harshley and often for mouthing to hard it maaay cause some taboo to the dog when asked to bite another human hard.

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