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Ellies_mama
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From:Cedar Rapids, IA USA
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posted 10-16-2003 09:10 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Ellies_mama     Edit/Delete Message
FYI: Ellie is getting better with the potty training. Thanks for everyone's suggestions.

Anyways, There is a new problem. Ellie is in a kennel all day so when we get home, we take her outside, and then we play with her a little. Well, she is SO excited she jumps up and she scratches at my face and neck. It's not intentional but are there any suggestions to keep her from jumping up and doing that? She also likes to play bite, but those puppy teeth are very sharp and it hurts sometimes. We hold her mouth closed and say "NO" or "DON'T BITE" and then she will stop for a while, but then she'll do it again a little bit later. Any ideas??

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honeybear
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posted 10-16-2003 09:32 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for honeybear     Edit/Delete Message
I would do a search on "Jimiya" since she is going thru the same problem now and there are a ton of posts and advice on this

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NewLabOwnr
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posted 10-16-2003 12:39 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for NewLabOwnr     Edit/Delete Message
Good advice no need to start a whole new discussion search for Jamiya or me and you shall find some great advice!

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jodi
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posted 10-16-2003 01:44 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for jodi     Edit/Delete Message
Look for my posts too...having the same problem and have asked the same question!!!

Good luck!

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