How to STOP Puppy Biting - 5 EASY STEPS
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- Puppy biting is often misdiagnosed as aggression, bit it is rarely that. Puppy biting, nipping and mouthing is a natural behavior that most puppies will outgrow. by the time they reach maturity. In this short instructional video I address the 5 easy steps to stop puppy biting, the full version of the lesson is available on my member section at:
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PLEASE be careful not to make common mistakes with your puppy that can adversely affect him or her when they mature into a dog. The easy way to STOP PUPPY BITING is to understand it, and this video will help you easily understand it.
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I'm a member, going to send this suggestion on the member site: but--I wasted a lot of time trying to curb "normal/healthy" puppy biting that could/should have been spent elsewhere, BECAUSE UA-cam trainers said it was a problem. Meanwhile, I let my puppy chase squirrels on walks, meet every dog (poor socialization), chase/get over excited at water hose, walking with EVERY "no-pull" harness on the market, etc. ALL things I'm NOW trying to correct. Things I SHOULDN'T have done, I just didn't know better. A long and GREAT podcast could be done on "mistakes" owners make with puppies just not knowing any better. I bet if Robert put out a "question" on things members regret allowing puppies to do would be SUPER AWESOME, might generate GREAT CONTENT for even TWO podcasts!!!
My puppy is about 5 months old now. We finally made it past the razor sharp baby teeth (thank goodness!!) and now he is mouthing even more with his new grown up teeth. I have watched all the other trainers out there on how to stop biting. But THIS, This is the most common sense video I have seen out there. He is going to bite, he will grow out of it. It's my job to manage it. I appreciate the common sense of this!
Excellent
Thanks
thanks man, no philosiphies, straight to facts and the truth : )
I had many dogs and puppies of different breeds (mainly B mali) and he is totally right.
It will go away as they grow. Those who have calmer temperament might never even show biting, and those with more agressive temp will lose the biting ranging from 3rd-12th month. It will go away.
Coming from a person who has scars all over his feet thanks to my belgian mali puppies and one shihtzu 😅
Yes, its been a lesson in patience but I knew she was teething and communicating. The crate is a blessing for both of us. Leave it works well and a phrase I use daily. Yes, I had a black eye for Christmas, was kissing her snout.
I find these videos are training ME, thank you 😊
Thank you for your service!
Thank you sir sharing your knowledge 🙏
thank you very much Robert.. we appreciate your work more than you know
For me personally, the puppies that were and are my worst teethers/ mouthers became my best working dogs. I have seen it over and over.🤷
Makes sense. More prey drive
Good to know, my 11 weeks Groenie is a sharky puppy :)
Thank you for this. I just got a new puppy and he's my first pup (only had adult dog before) so this is super helpful
Hey Robert. I have a five month old saint shepherd who is starting to come out of a really squirrelly period where he went buck wild biting and playing too hard. I didn’t roughhouse with him as a pup like I have with other dogs I’ve had because I didn’t want to get him any more riled up than he already was. Do you wrestle and play with your dogs, or do you keep it limited to the type of interactions that you show in your videos? He’s starting to understand how rough is too rough, but i don’t want to do it if it’s a net negative. Thanks
Thank you! My daughter just got a puppy. This is so helpful!
Look up Zak George. Definitely a way better dog training. Puppy bitting does not go away naturally. If you don't address it right away it will get worse.
@@RayneRiverstone if you think zak George is a better dog trainer you are very very confused. This dude is world renowned. Zak George is a UA-cam star. Two totally different type of trainers but I can guarantee you this guy has forgot more then zak George will ever know about dog training.
What about orphaned/singleton puppies? How much difference does that make in puppy biting?
Awesome! I am logging in asap after I finish this UA-cam video :P Thanks Robert! At first my puppy would give me all of these tiny skin breaks all over my hands but she's since stopped after a week or so. I'm a new dog owner and Teething phase is yet to come. I am expecting the worse lol.
I have an extremely mouthy GSD. What has worked for me has been keeping him well stocked with a wide variety of chews. All the stuff Robert listed is great, but I would add my pup also loves Himalayan cheese sticks & his X-large deer antler. The combination of gnawing & eating bits of edible chews kept My boy busy for hours! Good luck 🦴
@@TheBlueB0mber haha I've got a gsd too! Is your puppy's small mouth able to chew on these giant antlers lol?
@@mak-jeoh8122 Mine is, yours isn't? You still want to watch your GSD with new antlers. I've gotten some strong ones, mo problem, but I've also bought softer ones he can fracture into shards. My neighbor's Husky has a softer bite, I've given those to him & the Husky does fine with it. My GSD eats raw pork ribs with zero trouble, I doubt the Husky could break those down into small (nondangerous) pieces
How did it go? How old was your dog when it went away?
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I thought the teething period was 16 weeks to six months? I believe he said 14 weeks - 16 weeks.
Thank you for this video. Outstanding info. Just took a bite to the face by my pup. I guess I am the small child you described. Hahaha
Glad it was helpful!
Question what would you do that you see for yourself that the puppy is constant eating grass I tell him to leave it or pull it out of his mouth but he is back at it again every second when I take him to use the bathroom (Help)
Great videos - really informative. Thank you.
Question - I have a 4 month old Malinois puppy and she's great - her training is coming along well and she gets plenty of exercise and down time. She's super smart and really could be one of the best dogs I've ever had. Anyway, she does have a bit of prey instinct and a little bit of a resource guarding, but we're working on it and it's getting better. Every now and then however, I let loose with the dog, wrestle and let her chew/mouth. She gets pretty wild but never to the point where I'm concerned about her hurting me. Is this sort of activity problematic?
Yeah i think you almost answered your own question 😊 if you don’t want that kind of behavior in her, just stop playing rough and do other fun activities together 😊 gl
@@MagnusFXT you didn’t actually answer his question.
I’ve had several protection dogs over the years and was always able to play rough with them as long as you set boundaries.
@@harrisonclark4382 i actually would like to retract my answer😅 i read wrong. I thought she was 4 YEARS. A 4 month old Mally will always mouth, nothing problematic about this whatsoever. My bad, apologies.
As an update a year later - Daisy is an unbelievable dog. She still plays rough but knows limits of what each person likes. With me alone she will let loose - will growl and look super aggressive when playing with me but I never have a concern. Around kids she is like a puppy, running and playing and never acting aggressive. Around strangers she is properly guarded, respectful but if someone unwanted approaches she stops them in their tracks. She runs off leash but if I whistle she is at my side in 5-10 seconds even if we are in the woods outside of where i can see her (amazing how well she can hear). She might be the best dog I've had...
I’m working with Zoe, an 8 week female Malinois. She’s starting to respond to Stop It! When she wants to bite, but what can I do when she aggressively bites, such as when I need to pick her up and she doesn’t want that? Blood has been shed. Not fun.
Did she grow out of it ? How is she doing now ? Asking for a friend lol 😂
Yeah that’s something he didn’t answer. One thing I do is have a tug with me whenever I’m outside with my pup so that I can redirect her from biting my hands to chasing and bitting the tug. I usually have two tugs with me so that I can in the game properly.
6 months old was like a light switch. Patience
Hand feeding saved my hands, but my poor ankles😅 I wore a cloth pouch with several redirect toys.
Why would you want to STOP puppy biting? Its the sign of a great dog
He doesnt say something stop. He says to teach the limit of dogs behaviours
The size of the adult teeth are huge compared to those tiny puppy teeth. It must be painful. Thanks Robert : )
Puppy mouthing is something important they le@rn in their first eight weeks then when still with their mother and litter mates if they bite too hard or play too rough it’s mum or sibling will correct it in a way it understands vital time before weaning early weaning is wrong on so many levels never buy a puppy under eight weeks of age
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My mal is doing this and she is note more puppy 😅 she is 1y old and is over exited and bite (not nagressive)
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Don't we all, lol. Wish I'd followed Robert when my puppy was little!!💖
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What to do if 6 puppy bite together
"At first i was terified
I was petrified!"
But after some time i understood he just has high prey drive and with enough training it's easy to stop it. Also now i like my dog to be a bit of a gangster when he is young.
Lol I honestly thought you were singing parodied lyrics from I Will Survive:
“At first I was afraid,
I was petrified!
But after time I understood he just has high prey drive” 😂
@@kyronemesis7944 I too thought that and was singing that song while reading their comment 🤣
My gsd is 4 month old when she will stop biting
People, puppy bitting does not go away naturally. It only gets worse if you don't address it.
Doesn't work bon my french bulldog
He just put out the video. Keep at it.
Just pull out he teeth 😬🤪ha haha 😄😆🤣😅😂🙃😄ok have a great day 👍it's free any time ⏲️ok just try to help 😉
Tbh i like my mal to be a little gangster when he is young... I can teach manners later on
I mean, but how do we limit our KIDS from the puppy for 12 months?! My puppy is literally hurting my kids and my kids are now afraid of her. Scream and cry everytime she comes near them because all she does is bite and jump all over them. It's heartbreaking.
HI, fellow parent and puppy owner here. I think a big factor in finding your solution will depend on your home layout etc. For me, the kids play area and room, and their restroom is distinguished my a little hall--I used a tall gate there so the kids and puppy can be kept separate as needed. Also, while training and preventing those behaviors (jumping and biting for example) I use either a short leash, or a white rope line tied at my waist to keep the dog at my side so if those behaviors occur I can prevent and correct them immediately. The biting and chewing will be outgrown for the most part, but you have to be very sure not to reinforce the behavior. The jumping is not simply outgrown however--that would definitely need to be addressed with training. As I am not a trainer I won't say how specifically that could or should be dealt with since we haven't really had that particular issue, but I'm sure there will be a good video with clear instructions on how to train a dog not to jump or pounce. I think the challenge often with kids is that the puppy really view them as playmates, so you'll definitely want to teach your kids how to behave with the dog so that these behavior problems can be resolved. I hope your situation improves! Your puppy and kids will eventually be very happy and able to safely play! :)
A simple recommendation that would be easy for the kids to follow would be when puppy jumps to turn their side to the dog, deny them any interaction--definitely not what the puppy wants. When the puppy stops jumping, they can reengage in calm play, maybe with a chew toy. When the dog tries to bite, fist the hand and pull away with a firm, "No bite." Plenty of chew toys top keep the dog biting at toys and not kids. Biting or jumping ends the play.
@@kayley7606 Thank you!
But what if they do not outgrow it... then there is suddenly an 80 or 100 lb dog that should have been corrected as a puppy..