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I have 3 kids (ages 10, 7, and 4) and Biscuit wants to "mouth" them constantly. Since she's been home, not biting and potty training have been my first two priorities. The thing is, she's learned already not to mouth me, but she acts different with the kids. She's not aggressive or anything, but the thing is even if my oldest daughter tells her "no" she won't listen. Because of this, my two younger sons don't want to have anything to do with her, because they think she's being mean to them.
So, as the "leader" of this pack, do I have to tell her "no" for them??? (I have been by the way, hoping she'd get the message, but it doesn't seem to be doing any good). It's like she can't resist chewing on their little stinky feet.
I just don't know what to do. My middle son tries to be brave, but the minute she nips at him, he goes in his room and shuts the door. My youngest son has to be carried everywhere because he doesn't want her to bite him.
the thing is, I know she's not trying to hurt them or anything, but even if I explain this to them, they're still afraid.
So, as the "leader" of this pack, do I have to tell her "no" for them??? (I have been by the way, hoping she'd get the message, but it doesn't seem to be doing any good). It's like she can't resist chewing on their little stinky feet.
I just don't know what to do. My middle son tries to be brave, but the minute she nips at him, he goes in his room and shuts the door. My youngest son has to be carried everywhere because he doesn't want her to bite him.
the thing is, I know she's not trying to hurt them or anything, but even if I explain this to them, they're still afraid.