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Puppy Biting Tips For New Puppy Owners - • Puppy Biting Tips For ...
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Why Are You Allowing Puppy Biting?
00:50 - How To Affect Change To Stop Puppy Nipping And Biting
02:47 - Introducing Interruptions To Stop Puppy Nipping And Biting
03:35 - Understanding Your Dogs Body Language
06:22 - Creating A Positive Association With Handling Your Puppy
08:07 - Stopping Your Dog From Nipping and Biting
11:43 - Giving Your Puppy Clear and Consistent Information
Thanks for watching,
Happy Training! ~Ken
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This was so helpful. Using a naughty puppy was so realistic
For real, i feel like this is the first video that was real time training
You really are a good trainer! Great communication skills.
Fantastic video. Will get to work on this tomorrow, with Barney, our 11 week old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Thank you
I truly appreciate and love all your training videos. I have been learning so much and incorporating these techniques with my 16wk old shih tzu and he follows and learns! It makes me so happy that you have made my puppy training so easy. You all are awesome!! Thank you so much!!
Seriously. I can't imagine how raising my puppy would have been if I hadn't learned all this valuable information
Thanks for sharing:)
Awesome. Thanks so much
Thank You so so much.
I have had so much success with McCann puppy nipping training with my minpin Luna! Thank you for all your energy and support!
This is super helpful. I love the step by step instruction. I see my 2 yo dog doing the scruff hold to my 4 month old puppy when they play. Is that normal ? It looks rough sometimes. And she drags her a little at times, too.
I REALLY needed that today. Going to try that in a sec! Thank you ❤
So what do you do if they don't care about food ?????
Thank you. I need to practice this with my goldendoodle
This did NOT work with my border terrier mix. He was still able to reach around and bite my arm and he got so riled up it resulted it a pretty major time out all around… He can’t come near anyone sitting down without biting. We’ve tried ignoring, redirecting, giving him a toy instead - nothing seems to be working. I tried this today and it really didn’t work…I’m sure it’s me but we are really struggling with this.
Sounds like it is time to work with a trainer irl. Videos can only get you so far, and I think both you and your dog would benefit from personalized guidance on how to work through this. Best of luck and patience!
It sounds like you need to perfect the hold to a point that he can't reach around. Did you try tightening the collar more to make sure he doesn't have wiggle room? If a hold isn't possible with the strength of the trainer or the size of the dog, the other dude's probably right about a proper trainer.
This was the same with my high drive super confident pup but we got a martingale collar and pull the loop up and then release when he sits and relaxes and it’s made a huge difference. We also made a flirt pole to play with by tying a toy on the end of a horse whip from tractor supply to satisfy his herding instinct and it has calmed him down significantly.
I am afraid of this with mine, as well. He's much bigger than this puppy in the video. He has a HUGE/WIDE mouth and is all teeth so I'm not sure how successful this will be for me either. The martingale collar mentioned below is not a bad idea. I may try that instead.
Thank you!!!! Need this with my 3 month Aussie!!!
I wish you the best! I have an 8 month old Aussie Mix and she’s insane, so I too will be applying these techniques. We’ve got this! lol
SO timely- really struggling with this yesterday and today but it is hard to envision with our 4 lb little girl with much of the biting being when she is held. I am doing the corrections but placement of hands etc. is confusing .
Thanks. This is helpful. My staffy puppy is alreadyv7 months and seems to constantly wanna chew. She seems a little better but I need to have a chew for her to sit on the couch at night. Have a created a habit though? Also when I get home she wants to still grab my pants or toes, should I be doing this for that? Can't crouch down low like you
Would this work on a 5 month puppy? Our 5 month aussie starting mouthing once majority if his baby teeth fell out.
I've been looking through your content, listening and learning about what to do if I were to get a dog, but I'm curious, would you recommend a dog for somebody who gets burnt out easily if they don't have a big enough motivator or obsession over the person, animal or area?
Could you do this with a chihuahua too? I have a chihuahua puppy.
I feel like training videos address bulky puppies. I have a Biewer and I don't want to damage his neck (we went through trachea collaps with last dog}. he is very light and 16 weeks old and a bitey little so and so. please demonstrate with a young toy breed some time.
You are right, smaller breeds of puppies are more fragile, but they are also less of a real problem for nipping/bite-play though, both in bite power and in the fact that big dogs can get really dangerous when grown and untrained. Some small dogs can be biters through-out their life and not do more than scratch the eventual guest with their teeth, but a big dog that's like that can be a big problem. Many of these bigger breeds don't mind confrontation either, they will impose their will on you if you don't impose yours on them. A clear show of dominance becomes important when they are young because they take it with them, and they will let you control them when they are grown and could drag you down the street. They retain a memory of you being much stronger, and the challenge not being worth it, especially if you keep them well fed and stimulated physically and mentally. When they don't have much to complain about, they will yield more easily.
Idk my dog just escalates the fight super quick or starts to spazz around like he’s having a seizure really quick as well. He’s a jack Russel btw
I tried what you said but Bailey was still nit wanting to listen and work with me and now she's rebelling by peeing on the floor...what do I do?
You guys are my main resource for training techniques. I was advised to do the dominating "be an alpha" training method but I'd never want to use fear or intimidation tactics to train my puppy. Thank you very much for helping me to learn a gentle yet firm approach based mostly on positive association and reinforcement. Me and my puppy have learned so much. I'm so glad I've been watching these videos since before I got her. Its given me a lot of confidence and is helping me to prevent bad behaviors before they become habit. You guys are awesome! ✌🏾💕🐕
How can someone deal with a good and bad behaviour at the same time? She went inside her crate by herself but also started biting everything like crazy 😢 how do i praise because of the crate but correct the biting?
How does this technique work for a 7mth old 70pd GSD puppy?
The exact same way. Just gotta be able to hold them. I have an unruly deaf teen too. It works when I can catch him. Punk! Lol
She should show us with a GSD puppy. I have a 5 month old GSD puppy and he's pretty big. I have bruises and bite marks on legs and arms. It's very hard to get him to stop.
@@littlefeather9709 me too...
Why do heelers always look batshit crazy lol
Did not work on our dog who we adopted from what we thought was a shelter. He lived with a foster mom for months who did not do anything with the dog.
My pit bull puppy does not respond to the pulls on the collar. It makes him more agitated and starts to turn and lunge or jump and nip at us. Perhaps I'm doing the movements/corrections wrong?
Yes, this just seemed to escalate things and agitate our doodle.
You've got to hold them by the scruff too.
What do you do when your 8 month old rescue two months in is lunge playing, mouthing and nipping? He's deaf and fast as lighting...or I'm just old! Ha ha I just can't catch him fast enough so he thinks I'm playing and comes back for more. He's a punk lol
We hired a dog behaviorist and she was a court appointed bite specialist so she would help when dogs were going to be put down because they bit someone. She would help get that dog redemption and not get put down. So I really trust her a lot. But she says our puppy, who mouths our hands a lot but never really hard and never aggressively, is totally fine to keep doing that. I have a really hard time accepting that answer. Am I crazy or is that crazy?
Kayl says to not accept any teeth on skin or clothes or furniture. So I would not accept it😅
If you don't like it, it's not ok. She's used to the worst case scenarios; her job is to keep the badly trained dogs alive, and she is certainly conditioned to accept a "good enough" approach. But if you don't want your dog nibbling you, just train them out of it the way they do in the video. Especially if you have a dog expected to grow a lot, those nibbles will hurt when she's older.
@@nothanks6784 good point!
Will this work for my 2 yo that mouths our hands?
Mine ignores treats.
My dog is too active what do I do
If they're already getting sufficient exercise they may need a bit more mental stimulation from things like Interactive toys, training sessions, new experiences, nosework, letting them lead a walk or switching up your route, rotating their toys, games, etc. You can also try feeding them in slower more fun ways like lick pads, kongs/toppls, food dispensing toys, scatter feeding, using their meals for training, etc
I tried doing this with my 14 week old pitbull but she goes CRAZZY! Shes 26 lbs and is hard. She tosses her whole body all over the place
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I need a video for grooming my dogs hair and get him to sit still