There are different points to pay attention to:
1. a dog has to learn not to bite too hard, normally this is finished during the first weeks in the natural grown pack or helped through the breeder
2. you can compare a puppy with a little child. Littlans are taking everything in their mouth to check and study what this things are all about. So the pups are taking everything in their snout to find out how far they can go and what the hand does mean to them...the pup shows: do something with me I can understand...
3. maybe you have a very sensitive pup and during the first weeks it has made bad experiences with the hands. This must be nothing spectecular from our point of view i.e. checking their weight, or if the teeth are ok, or if the ears are already opened
4. maybe there was definitely something wrong/bad with the hands while growing up by the breeder --> shaking the pup at the neck or another way of punishing i.e. throwing the little pup on the back to show "dominance".
Both: throwing on the back and shaking at the neck is the clear purpose to kill your dog. In nature it is never shown within a familar pack situation.
If one lays on the back this individual does it for itself and where do you see that shaking at the neck? when a dog or wolf has catched a rabbit and has the intention to kill it.
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So be carefull to train your dog with hands, dogs very often show anxieties of hands after punishing them for a behaviour a dog only shows because from his point of view it was totally correct in this situation. A dog does no mistakes!!!!
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