National Wheaten Rescue, Inc. does not take Wheatens that have bitten a human. If an owner has a Wheaten that has bitten a human, they should immediately take the dog to their veterinarian and have them perform a complete physical examination of the dog including blood and urine work. The vet will suggest the next course of action. Fostering or rehoming a dog who is a known biter is a liability that the National Wheaten Rescue, Inc. will not assume.