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  • Michael D'Abruzzo

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    November 17, 2010 at 3:22 pm
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    This should be easy to troubleshoot and fix but will take some patience.

    Answer these questions first and we can start troubleshooting:

    1. How much does the “pack structure” exercises found in the self-help section reflect what goes on in your home? If he is used to making initiatives etc in other parts of the family dynamics it will be difficult to make sense to him that he shoudn’t initiate play behavior?

    2. Does he have an appropriate outlet for his prey drive when it is time to play which doesn’t involve mouthing? Walks don’t count. Does anyone sometimes allow the mouthing when in the mood to play?

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