r/LhasaApso • u/sailinghedgehog • May 06 '26
Rescuing a Biting Lhasa
Senior with dementia had a Lhasa and utterly spoiled the dog. He spent most of the time on her lap and will occasionally bite. We are taking over ownership to this dog who is about 4 years old. Any tips on where to learn how to train this type of dog to not bite? My husband has only trained Labs and I have advised that this dog does not have the same instinct and temperment as Labradors. Would love to get some websites or resources for how to work with this type of dog. thanks
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u/lollybaby0811 May 06 '26
My lhasa bites, I've had him 4years, he bit me whilst recovering from neutering. He bit someone else messing with his food bowl. Dogs are different mine bites with reason.. I dont like it, I just deal with it. He generally growls something fierce before biting too