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Hi, have you thought about obedience classes? hes only 16 weeks so young enough to learn and pick up quite quick? is he actually biteing or nipping when he gets excited wanting to play?
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To be honest kevinhit, i dont want lose all the money i paid for him and end up with nothing mate Hopefully you will inform potential buyers about this puppy's biting behaviour and ensure you get your money only from adults who have no children at all,(9-18 yr olds dont like getting bitten either) as I presume youve decided this little chap who probably only left his mum 8 weeks ago, is an untrainable risk or you would have kept him. Amazing, a 16 week old bulltie breed STILL behaving like a boisterous puppy , I can barely believe it!
Last edited by venice; 7th Feb 2013 11:19pm.
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Thanks guys, he's gone now
please lock
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I'll never understand why people buy dogs and give up on them so easily. They don't come ready trained at 16 weeks old
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I wouldn't worry yourself too much lad
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