When they bite us they inject a type of lab venom into us, it makes us forget about the growing pains at my most soppy moments I think it might be love.
My pup only bites me not my partner?!
- Thread starter SuzyM
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Nothing new, just to say that Molly too was a shocking biter - drew blood daily (daily? more like hourly!) but it did pass and she became a very loving companion. I don't actually remember my last dog biting as a puppy (he was a pedigree Lab, unlike Molly who is a cross) so maybe they don't all bite, but clearly from comments here that most do!
Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
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- West Yorkshire, UK
Well, now we all want to know who the lovely lady was! Come on, whoever it was, own up!
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- The Hague, The Netherlands
Hunter bit me also and not my OH. He would also bite and pull my hair. I would go to work with my junkiie looking hands. My crocoshark would also pull off my socks and bite my toes. You are doing nothing wrong and we have all had the puppy blues. I remember breaking out in tears at 5am as he shredded by jeans at the ankle and cut my down jacket at the wrist. I now look back and actually remember those times with a fond loving smile. Call me crazy but I miss that special time.
Yes Im dying to know! Was it you Candy?
One puppy ripped a jumper off me. It was 20 years ago nearly. I loved that dog I've still got the jumper folded away upstairs. Sometimes I get it out and smile.
Boogie
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I have a hole in my best (Paramo) raincoat. I look at it fondly and remember Spencer (now a very brilliant and famous guide dog).
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- East Sussex
It was Butts Brow Eastbourne if that helps!
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- Herefordshire, UK
Aha! How many guesses do we get?
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- Herefordshire, UK
I don't think they all do it, some people have looked at me in amazement when describing the coconut faze, theirs had never behaved like that! But of course they might be fibbing!
Equally as many people nodded sagely and said "ah, yes, Labrador puppies are known for biting ".
I know for sure that one of Cassie s litter brothers did not, was the perfect family dog from the outset.
Her other brother, however, who lives with his dad, was absolutely horrendous.
Equally as many people nodded sagely and said "ah, yes, Labrador puppies are known for biting ".
I know for sure that one of Cassie s litter brothers did not, was the perfect family dog from the outset.
Her other brother, however, who lives with his dad, was absolutely horrendous.
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- Herefordshire, UK
Oh I am not going to correct that typo 
Boogie
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Hehe. I was picturing a coconut type dog - maybe Ted? No, he’s not wiry enough.Oh I am not going to correct that typo
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- Cornwall , UK
Sam didnt mouth or bite but Reuben was a shocker as was Tess , the Lab before Sam who we bought in France . Friends used to ask to come and see our ` cute ` puppy , and left rather quickly with shocked expressions
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Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
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- West Yorkshire, UK
Not me, no!
Welcome to the forum @SuzyM !
Chewie only ever really bit my OH, and still nibbles him now (but gently). I think it's because he engages in more boisterous play with him. Though sometimes if OH if giving him a scritch and I'm closer he will casually chomp me like he couldn't be bothered reaching OH... ...
Chewie only ever really bit my OH, and still nibbles him now (but gently). I think it's because he engages in more boisterous play with him. Though sometimes if OH if giving him a scritch and I'm closer he will casually chomp me like he couldn't be bothered reaching OH... ...
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- Sydney, Australia
I put a couple of kitchen tools on our local suburb group FB page today and a lovely young lady jumped at my offer of a free pasta maker as we have now upgraded. I PM'd my address and she popped straight over to pick it up. Maxx of course went into manic barking and leaping orbit at a new friend at the front door. I was trying to show her how to assemble the pasta maker but as Steve was the only one who used it, I was struggling. So Steve came down the stairs to the front door with Mr Excitement and she said "oh I love dogs" so they had a few minutes of hair flying but oh so lovely "getting to know you" moments. She said he was a pleasure to meet. There you go!
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- East Sussex
I'm dying to know who it was because I often walk Rajah (one of my borrowed doggies) there!
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- Herefordshire, UK
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- East Sussex
No not me. What happened to Plum's Mum? (She lived in Eastbourne.)