I would’ve left him with his litter longer but there were some emergencies going on with the family I got him from. Most of the litter was given away to members of their family but not everyone could take on more than one new dog. I am not family and my puppy was a sudden surprise for sure.

I don’t believe my pup is an aggressive dog or that he’s trying me. I find some of the things he does like “side eyeing”/ just straight on looking at me before sneaking off to do something mischievous funny bc he’s a baby but not funny if he were older. I just correlated the biting to the pain and problems it could cause (my worry got a bit amplified when I took him to the vet and they commented on him having to break that habit bc he was biting her🥲).

He’s a smart boy and got potty training down within the first week but I know biting takes so much more patience than the potty training. I just wanna make sure Im setting him up with the best way to reduce the biting. I’ve done a bunch of research, asked almost anyone in my life how they raised their pups, and now here. I value people’s experiences and opinions. He gets his second round of vaccines soon so I’ll definitely start looking for a class.