Hanzo will play with Rambo and will bite his neck and butt, is this okay? If not, how do I stop this?

Yes, it's okay. You don't stop it.

They are extremely mouthy.

Rambo has some really horrible scabs and scratches

Can you post pictures? Are you certain they are from their play?

He is kind of dark so you can't really see on the pictures.. I do have a picture of them playing though. But i cannot post it while I'm on my phone, and yes I believe they are because Rambo will just ag it on. And when someone whines like they are hurt, they stop for a couple of minutes. And when they are calm, they are very good together.

Hanzo is a the puppy, yes? Razor sharp needle teeth?

Yes! Very razor sharp. Only 4 months old

Have you seen two Huskies play before?

What type of dog is Rambo?

No I have not, there aren't really any huskies in this little town. I saw some YouTube videos but they were all cute videos with babies or talking or training videos. Rambo is a mutt. 65 pounds and 2 and a half years old. My boyfriend got him for free outside of walmart so no one really knows. Have had guesses of a kerr mix, a pit mix, but he has the greyhound chest stomach and back legs. I have a picture of him on here I believe, on one of my posts.

When 2 Huskies play together in a dog park everyone else in the dog park leaves. It looks like war and sounds like 2 aliens killing each other.

They are very rough and very physical, not to mention confident, assertive dogs. Generally they do not have a mean bone in their body or any aggression what so ever, but they look and sound like monsters when they play.

It's very normal.

If you do a clever search on here you can find some videos and lots of discussion about it. Search for Play, Biting, Rough, Wrestling, Teeth, etc.

You'll find stuff.

My suspicion is that your puppy is just being a puppy.

If you notice Rambo continuing to engage and go for more, then it is fine.

You don't hear of scabs and cuts really, that sounds a bit unusual. But it is very difficult to get to a Huskies skin with the fur.......part of why they play so rough is they can stand to take it.......so if Rambo is a short hair dog like say a Pit Bull then the razor teeth are catching the unprotected skin.

Time outs and waiting for the puppy to calm may be a good idea.

Thank you for the advice! Every time we put him in the kennel, he whines and whines, could for hours. I'll keep trying

Time outs are for discipline.

Typically it isn't recommended that kennels be used for time outs. Some very advanced trainers in certain situations have successfully done so, but usually it isn't a good idea because of the resulting associations with the kennel.

For time outs try isolation in a smaller room, like a bathroom ( watch the trash and TP hanging down). Once he is quiet and settled, then release him.

I was always told to use a cage/kennel. But I'll try that. When I would take a shower and have the door shut and have him in there as well, he would chew on the toilet! Even though I keep it fairly clean.