Pup yapping when chasing other dogs

[Korge 1]

Hi all,

Been a few years since I've been on here so have a new account, I used to pester everyone when I first got my terrier pup . I've just got my 2nd lurcher a saluki collie beddy grey x whip grey who's just turned 4 months old and have my original bitch a beardie grey x deer grey who's 6. 

Just looking for some advice on my younger pup yapping a bit when out for walks. She'll play fight with the older bitch for the majority of the walk you get they typical growl when they do, with the older bitch choosing to fight back and not run. But when the bitch decides to go full pelt running the young pup will yap when chasing her, it's only occasionally and never very much. Obviously out of frustration when she can't get near the older dog. So my question is, is this normal to expect with just a playful young pup or is it a sign that in the future on rabbits she's going to open up? She's a very vocal pup at home, whines and yaps at the other dogs of they have a toy or something she wants. I never had this issue with my older bitch and just wondered if it's something to be aware of or more of a case of a pup being a pup?

All the best

 

[Daniel cain 47,847]

Pup being a pup...as it grows and finds its legs,It will stop

[nothernlite 18,231]

Nothing to worry about 

[Korge 1]

Thanks guys, appreciate it

[shaaark 11,158]

Sounds like a normal pup to me, mate.

All the best with her. 

[Korge 1]

5 hours ago, shaaark said:

Sounds like a normal pup to me, mate.

All the best with her. 

Thanks mate

[bird 10,014]

On 17/08/2023 at 21:18, Daniel cain said:

Pup being a pup...as it grows and finds its legs,It will stop

True, but if you really concerned, I take it out on its own. I know it a pup, and just playing and bit vocal. But I deff try to get it out on its own few times, it get more than enough exercise, when you work on rabbits, it  have plenty of other time to play with the other dog as it gets older. 

[fred90 3,353]

4 hours ago, bird said:

True, but if you really concerned, I take it out on its own. I know it a pup, and just playing and bit vocal. But I deff try to get it out on its own few times, it get more than enough exercise, when you work on rabbits, it  have plenty of other time to play with the other dog as it gets older. 

agree with you there mate . this young whippet bitch, I took her out with the beddywhippet but also made sure we had some one to one walks, basics recall, etc, believe it does make a difference. 

[OldPhil 5,927]

Edited August 19, 2023 by OldPhil