Agree lmbo, dominating to the max

Ot is a good thing fir Honey that Jack is so gentle with her.

She wants Jake to father her pups by any means necessary.

Honey is extremely lucky that he is so patient.

She really is!

No, she really likes other dogs. She used to be terrified of them, but we brought her to dog parks every day, starting at 9 weeks old. Honey's a full-time job. We had to do all sorts of things the first 6 months to get her to the girl she is today. ❤️ 🐾

You really have no idea about what you are saying. You should read, study and learn about a subject before you make an ass out of yourself.

She knows she better be.

Both Bob and Jake have put Honey in her place. They tolerate a lot, because she is still a puppy. But. Jake did bite her and make cry and has frightened her several times. Bob actually grabbed her and threw her to the ground.

@@anthonyg2554 You mean she is not communicating 100% correct, because she is still a puppy and learning? But she is 2 years old, isn't she? And by the way, meanwhile I did see her behave like that to Bob but he wasn't that responsive as Jake. The other thing I don't understand: licking the mouth is usually submissive behaviour. Why are the boys so angry with her despite she seems to be submissive?

​​@@mizzwitty1042I never said she is not acting correctly. First, she is not quite two years. She hasn't even had her first heat, which occurs between two and three years of age. This is a major milestone in the maturity process. Wolves are not fully grown mature adults until they are three years old. She gets away with a lot because the boys allow her. If she were in the wild her parents would have not tolerate any misbehavior. Bob raised her and love's her. He let's her do almost anything. Jake did not raise her, so he doesn't have the same feelings towards her as Bob. So he tolerates less. But, they both realize she is the youngest member of the family, still a puppy and a girl. Even in the wild, male animals from wolves to lions treat females differently than they treat other males. They're far more gentle and tolerant. Licking of the mouth has a number of meaning. It is a greeting and a sign of affection.

@@anthonyg2554 So WHY are they showing teeth and aggression AND are growling during a submissive behaviour, which might cause showing teeth, but not the two signs of aggression???

@@mizzwitty1042This happens all the time in the wild. A child or younger sibling may be aggregating their parents or older siblings and being submissive at the same time, even kissing the older ones so they don't become really angry. The older dominant will show their teeth and growl to demonstrate there displeasure.

So what is happening here exactly?

You have seen a few videos and have learned nothing and know nothing. But, like the pretend you are an expert. In point of fact, you have failed in school and in every aspect of life.

Attention seeking and grooming ​@@Gonzo-GT

​​@@Gonzo-GTThere are a number of things. Just remember that she is a puppy and in the wild she would be playing and wrestling with her siblings. Not her grandfather. Jake is ten years old and Bob is nine. They are mature older males that don't have the energy or inclination to play with her. Honey becomes frustrated and tries to make them play with her.

@@anthonyg2554 Interesting. Thanks!