Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Beißhemmung
English translation:
bite inhibition
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Kieran McCann
Dec 4, 2004 09:42
19 yrs ago
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German term
natürlichen Beißhemmung
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Ein Welpe kennt von Geburt an KEINE Beißhemmung, wie sollte er auch, wenn er doch alle Pfötchen voll zu tun hat, sich gegen seine Geschwister und sonstige durchzusetzen. Die Entwicklung einer natürlichen Beißhemmung ist also ein Prozess, der in den allerersten Lebenswochen - und Monaten stattfindet.
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Kieran McCann
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German term (edited):
nat�rlichen Bei�hemmung
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bite inhibition
A dog's ability to control the force of his biting is called "bite inhibition."
http://www.canismajor.com/dog/bite2.html
http://www.phsspca.org/training/puppy_biting.htm
This doesn't sound like a particularly good technical term ,but it seems to be the one that is used.
http://www.canismajor.com/dog/bite2.html
http://www.phsspca.org/training/puppy_biting.htm
This doesn't sound like a particularly good technical term ,but it seems to be the one that is used.
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German term (edited):
nat�rlichen Bei�hemmung
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Not a lot - and restraint is also what they get around their mouth to stop them biting
ALAC Breeder Referral. Midwest and Western US. Leslie Baumann, Chairperson. 137 N. 250th W. ... puppies learn important social skills, such as bite restraint, from playing with their mother and littermates ... weeks and they can't learn bite restraint until they get their teeth ...
www.lhasaapso.org/BreederReferral/Breeder_Ref.html
Journal: Week six... Chew, jump, sleep! Entering week six, the puppies began the "Shark" stage: big mouths and big, needle sharp teeth. We are teaching them bite restraint - for self-protection!
www.houndsofheaven.com/Valentine_litter/week6.html
Maybe writeaway turns up - she knows about dogs.
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