Thread: How do you deal with biting?

03-07-2012 09:35 PM #6
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Originally Posted by FlexFunCare

I'd get pretty damn frustrated too if I couldn't ever play in peace

I agree BOTH behaviours should be being addressed - while no one deserves to be 'bitten' if you are invading someones space and making them feel threatened you are increasing the odds you WILL be bitten and need to make better choices!

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