Is this normal

Hes to young hes a puppy!!!!!!

Most dogs are neutered when they are puppies.
And maybe he is just playing with you.
Who knows?

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Originally Posted by -:Undertaker:-

ROFL, umm I guess it's just what they do for fun.

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Have you not read any of the previous posts or something? It quite clearly isn't because it's "fun".

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Originally Posted by Mr Me

Its isnt normal for dogs to do it (Only when they reach adulthood and havent been castrated)

I recommend getting him castrated or you could just teach him that its bad without getting violent or angre with him :)

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No, do not teach him that it is "bad" - because it simply isn't. It's human nature to him and he can't help doing what he has to. If you don't want to have to put up with it then it is your responsibility to see he is seen to by having him neutered.

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Originally Posted by -Undiscovered

Hes to young hes a puppy!!!!!!

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Although he may only be young, dogs come into adulthood much faster than humans and a lot of them are fully developed by the age of 6 months.

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Originally Posted by PigsNose

Most dogs are neutered when they are puppies.
And maybe he is just playing with you.
Who knows?

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My dog was able to be neutered at the age of 6 months.

Ok thanks, why does he eat so much, I give him a small handful and he cries for more, should I add?

Most young Puppies Do it. i dont think its normal though Sfe

How much should I need him?

- How many meals?
- How much food per meal?

Get him neutered the horny sod :D:P Or maybe he just likes you ;o

Its a natural thing for dogs to do, however if he does it continueously and you really don't like it then you can always teach him not to do it on your leg.

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Originally Posted by -Undiscovered

Ok thanks, why does he eat so much, I give him a small handful and he cries for more, should I add?

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A small handful? He's a dog, not a rabbit for goodness sake.

There should be directions on the food you buy which would indicate how much you should feed him. If not you will need to ask your local vet or try and research it online. It all depends on his size, weight, sex and breed.

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Originally Posted by Ostinato

A small handful? He's a dog, not a rabbit for goodness sake.

There should be directions on the food you buy which would indicate how much you should feed him. If not you will need to ask your local vet or try and research it online. It all depends on his size, weight, sex and breed.

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No I mean like he has 4 meals, I weigh out how much he should have in a day and thats 100g and he gets it, but I split it into quarters and he has 1/4 a meal, and he wants more....but thats what the vet said to do.