book helps

In this house, the male dominates: the new puppy dictates how many times he wants to bite my hands, jumps into my face attempting to bite my nose off, tears my socks off, roars or barks at me without an obvious reason, or for the better occasions only bites and clings to the edge of my pants as if he enjoys being dragged along the floor. A good sweeper, or some sort.

Thank god, the book said, the nip, biting, jumping, and the unseemingly excitement towards to jump onto the counter top are all common, especially for a puppy. There are ways to correct those habits, that is called "dog training".

Am I alreay lined up to the puppy training class? AS SOON AS he gets all the required shots done.

Before that, I am reading... and continue to wear socks in the house.