Southern by choice
Herd Master
Not unusual... some young dogs can get very confused by breeding, the snorting and pawing and jumping around. They do outgrow it when worked with. Also some young dogs (we are talking 1yr or less usually) may also get very nervous and confused when a doe goes into heat. It is not the heat per se it is the "loud" screamers usually.
It takes time for the dogs to get use to the "kind" of hollering that happens sometimes when the does cycle... they can get confused and think the doe is in distress. Some things they may do are paw at the doe, try to "move" the doe to "safety"-- this is usually done by mouth on neck but not really biting or hurting the doe. Still all these things must be corrected but the dog is genuinely confused.
Rare but every once in awhile you will get a young dog that thinks it is a dying animal and will try to attack it. Like I said VERY RARE.
They do figure it out and get it eventually- bucks breed does... ok.
It takes time for the dogs to get use to the "kind" of hollering that happens sometimes when the does cycle... they can get confused and think the doe is in distress. Some things they may do are paw at the doe, try to "move" the doe to "safety"-- this is usually done by mouth on neck but not really biting or hurting the doe. Still all these things must be corrected but the dog is genuinely confused.
Rare but every once in awhile you will get a young dog that thinks it is a dying animal and will try to attack it. Like I said VERY RARE.
They do figure it out and get it eventually- bucks breed does... ok.
