When a working bloodline puppy bites your pant legs or bites your hands when you are roughhousing with it, this is not a sign of dominance. These are signs of prey drive. Prey drive and dominance are also two different things. This 2-hour tape was released in Aug. 1996 and is the best bite development video on the market. To learn to control a dominance problem in a dog we need to understand it's pack instinct.
Dogs are pack animals by nature.
They accept and live by pack rules. In nature a pack has a designated pecking order from the pack leader to the lowest member of the pack. This is very important. An adult dominant dog is always one step away from challenging the handler for the leader position. He is always a dog that is more difficult to train in obedience because he questions the pack leaders authority and does not easily follow commands.