new pup in kennel

[duckhunter]

anyone else have there pup from when they get them at like 10 weeks in the kennel right in the kennel?? i have close neighbors that are different and i dont know if theyu would hurt the pup or anything and people always walking and saying hi to her because the kennel is like in the driveway and people always say hi to her and she likes to bite because she is just a pup and getting new sharp teeth. any advise  i dont want anyone that is saying hi to her to get bit from just saying hi. she is a female black lab

[Ellensburg]

It is hard to tell what you are asking. I really don't understand your first sentence.

If you are worried about a 10 week old pup "Biting"... I wouldn't be. They are just teething and gnawing on people. Make sure that they have a lot of soft chewy toys and discourage biting. If the pup is growling then you gotta nip that *censored* in the bud. If my puppy growled at me i would give it a smack and turn it over on its back to show that I am in charge.

[Boss .300 winmag]

She is teething, get her some pig ears or pork hide twists. Our pup is nippy too, chasing our other lab around and playing, when he gets tired of the pup he puts him in his place.

[duckhunter]

yeah do u have your pup in a kennel?

[flinger]

imho you need to have a pup that age with you 95 percent of the time, establish your relationship before you start putting it in an outside kennel time spent in that kennel should be spent with you and an inside kennel starting to train to your preference,Socializing is a must but only at your chosen times and not just anyone who walks by.
Good luck with your new pup

[Boss .300 winmag]

imho you need to have a pup that age with you 95 percent of the time, establish your relationship before you start putting it in an outside kennel time spent in that kennel should be spent with you and an inside kennel starting to train to your preference,Socializing is a must but only at your chosen times and not just anyone who walks by.
Good luck with your new pup

[PointNLab]

imho you need to have a pup that age with you 95 percent of the time, establish your relationship before you start putting it in an outside kennel time spent in that kennel should be spent with you and an inside kennel starting to train to your preference,Socializing is a must but only at your chosen times and not just anyone who walks by.
Good luck with your new pup

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