5 Month Old Boston Terrier Bit My Mother Because She Wouldn't Let Her Jump On Couch

In this video, Ed Frawley shares a question from the Ask Cindy database. Today's question is about a owner who has a 5 month old Boston Terrier and she bit the owner's mother because the terrier was jump on and off the couch and the mother was trying to stop her from doing that.
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[@roschanvargonay9820]

We‘ve always been „cat people“. But a few years ago we got our first dog. Took him to a trainer and one of the first things she teached us was: If you can‘t control him in the house you can‘t control him anywhere. So true…

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Hard to believe a boston terrier has a biting problem not easily dealt with. Its a very little dog. If it had happened to me and IF I was afraid of being bitten again, I would use a bath towel to envelop the dog and put her in a carry kennel for awhile to cool her heels and calm down. She would then be attached to me with a lead for several days when out and about in the house and brought up short for nippy, bad behaviors. When not on a lead she would be contained in a small area until grown and dependable. It is harder to deal with a german shepherd because of size, but the principal is the same. Can't trust a puppy to know how to behave. It is still an airhead bouncing from action to action with no thought.