RobertAlbino

Thanks again this is some really good info,I’ll keep you posted. I started putting her kibble in the Kong along with some treats she like and sealing it up with peanut butter seems to keep her occupied I’m assuming challenges like this stimulate her mind?

Her behavior is similar to when a car goes by, she barks and tries to get at them. She ok when we let people in the front door calm walks up to them and seems ok. We have a contractor working at the house for about a month and a half now and sometimes she sees him in the yard when she’s out there and does nothing then others mostly when he’s caring something she’ll bark and nip his pant leg as he walks. If she’s in the house and she sees him in the yard she goes berserk same thing when he comes up the basement stairs into the main house. We have only had her about 2 months so he’s almost been here as long as her I would have thought she would be use to him at this point.

Thanks for all this info, I have had her on leash when In back with kids but will try working on what you said. We did the dna test and found she has Rottie, Estrella mountain dog and appenzeller sennenhund in her as well as lab. She’s smart , house broke in a day and seems to be chill at night but of course kids are sleeping. Also working on digging, pulling on walks read another one of you responses about stopping every time she pulls which seems to be helping but makes for some long walks lol. And she tries to go after cars and people while on walks which is worrisome. If you have any tips for that? Thanks again Rob

Thanks for getting back to me so quick. She’s about 5 months old, running makes it worse but she’ll come bite at their pant legs even if they are just standing there. More so outside she seems a lot better indoors but will occasionally start biting their legs and feet, mornings seem to be worse. The bite does seem more like playing but for kids 5 and 7 it can hurt. Seems the littlest one is her favorite target

We rescued a lab mix about 2 months ago and she constantly nips at my kids feet especially when outside playing. I can’t leave her outside alone with them as she won’t leave them alone. Any advice would be helpful we’ve tried to turn are back and disengage but that doesn’t seem to deter her. Thanks Rob