Re: biting without cause -- Pekingese Breed Questions and Answers

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Subject: Re: biting without cause

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Diane Stepple

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Date Posted: 09:09:52 09/07/06 Thu
In reply to: Barbara Smith 's message, "biting without cause" on 04:55:59 09/02/06 Sat

First of all in general pekingese are not a children's type of breed. Most breeders will not sell a peke to anyone with small children under the age of 8. It just never seems to work. I do not think he is jealous or wants to be pack leader, he just does not like children. It is near impossible to muzzel a pekingese. My best advice is to seperate the peke and your grandaughter, when she is visiting they are kept apart, place the peke in a room where your grandaughter will not be.

>I am honestly heartbroken and can only think of
>muzzling him as a solution. Please: I would be
>grateful for any help you can provide.

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Re: biting without cause	Mindy	20:11:41 11/21/06 Tue