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Dog bites and kids

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If it was the first time in two years for him acting that way, I would chalk it up as to him being startled or frightened.

But if he ever bites your boy, then yea it's time for him to go.

thanks, this is kinda where I'm leaning.

Connor didn't hurt the dog or yank on his fur (impossible since he's shaved), he just startled him by touching him.

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I would watch your kid a little more carefully thats all. If your dog is in his bed with a good treat make sure the baby is out of the way. But a dog being startled and doing something like that is not uncommon. You just have to watch your kid a little better. I try my best to get my dog and baby together as much as possible, she flails and hits the dog in the mouth a lot but I make sure im very stern with my dog to where she only licks her and if she shows teeth I make a stern no to my dog. U just have to watch your kid as closely as possible thats all i can say.

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It's a malti-poo. If it was a pit bull, I could see your concern. If your kid gets bit, I'm sure he will know not to mess with the dog ever again.

This dog obviously means something to your wife, and it was loyal to her mom.

yes teaching the kid to be respectful of the dog is good and all but at 8 months old all the kid knows is to eat, poop, play and drool.

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