🛑 STOP Puppy Biting Fast! Everything You NEED To Know
In this video, Kayl will work with a student in a private lesson to help stop puppy biting with her energetic young Labrador puppy.
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00:00 STOP Puppy Biting Fast
06:53 Reading Your Puppy's Body Language
09:21 STOP Puppy Biting
13:27 Proofing Your Puppy's Biting
17:43 Handling Exercises
18:06 Teaching Your Puppy To Play & Settle
24:07 Simple Tip For Rewarding Your Puppy
26:21 The Training Choices That Will Help Your Puppy To Listen!
Thanks for watching,
Happy Training! ~Ken
#stoppuppybiting #puppybiting
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Can you show how to stop a frenchie from biting hands and jump when company comes. He didn't wear collar
@@tonides55 get a well-fit collar and follow Kayles instruction.
Hi , how old is this puppy?
@@angelalvarez1168 I'm thinking about 6 months. I have a lab puppy who is just short of 5 months, (but I exercise her a LOT, so she is not so crazy.)
I do this already with my 6 month old Malinois puppy often although it takes much longer for him to settle than this puppy in the video and as soon as he does and I praise him he just starts biting again the first chance he gets. He will also bite on the leash while correcting him. I lifted up my shirt this morning and noticed I have about a 2 inch bruise on my abdomen from where he grabbed me yesterday during training. If I put my arms behind my back he'll go for the torso. My arms are finally recovering from the past few weeks bruises and scratches. I can tell he's testing me. You'd think he'd give up eventually once he realizes that I'm not going to, but no. He has these little bite-fests and then stops when he's ready. I think he may be regressing because of his age. He had gotten much better for awhile but now does it some in almost every training session or interaction, even during play. I am doing shorter training sessions and limiting how much time he gets to run around in hopes that will reduce it. I'm starting to desensitize him to wearing a muzzle by putting a treat in there also.
Stop biting in minutes but I spent half an hour to watch this video 😂😂
Finally a normal pup! Gives me hope for my little alligator 😂
I have an alligator, too!
Me, too!
my pup's nickname is labra-gator 😁
😂😂 same
I just got a bowling ball with teeth, myself. I'll try this today!
I love the private lesson format! It’s nice to see dogs who weren’t raised by trainers their whole life, it is really a testament to how good your methods are when they learn just as fast!
Isn’t it so refreshing!! Makes us at home feel like we aren’t failing our dogs they are just acting like normal puppies who need a little guidance in the right direction
Funny how the trainers I follow are all posting exactly the type of more detailed, in real time puppy biting videos I need right now… God does exist and does answer prayers lolol THANK YOU.
Right!!!!! Absolutely. I thank God for these trainers.
its the video you need right now because every puppy owner goes through the exact same thing lol...I have 2- 3 month pups and yeah, the struggle is real
Lol God does exist, but if u have a puppy they all do this, it came up for me too but I was searching on Google and KZhead so this came up again. Good luck with your puppy I need luck too 😂
@@alexwebb6584 aren't you afraid to mock God by saying that. One day u will regret it.
Thanks 😊
This video is such a god send. Didn’t get but 10 minutes in and tried the techniques and it immediately started a feedback loop with my puppy that worked. With each verbal cue of disapproval followed by a firm grabbing, followed by a gentler grip when he settled, followed by letting go and voicing approval… he nipped less and less until he seemed to recognize that he should not do that to me. You have no idea how amazing that is to me. Thank you!!
great point; a lot of people are afraid of correcting their dog because they think it is mean or cruel but that is how dogs communicate. If you observe how dogs interact with each other, mother dogs with their puppies; littermates, etc. the corrections they give to each other are much harsher.
This is exactly the kind of video training I've been looking for! Someone with an actual puppy who hasn't already been trained to the behavior! It's SO much more helpful. Can't wait to use this in reality with my 9 week old puppy!
Glad you found it helpful, Barb! Happy Training!
I want to thank you very much for this video as well, you have answered a few of my questions that I needed answering. There’s one other trainer that I have watched that does exactly what you have said not to do and that is to replace that behavior with a toy so that their unwanted behavior continues. This trainer doesn’t use any correction when the dog is pulling or biting and I don’t I don’t understand that. I do, however have one question that no one has been able to answer for me. I have a little over one year old cockapoo who steals everything and burrows her face in her paws and won’t let go of it even for her favorite treat or toy or a piece of meat. She knows the command leave it, but it depends on whether she wants to follow the command or not. How do I get some thing away from her that she does not want to give up? Thanks you much, look forward to your videos. Lynn
Hello Barb how are you doing today
yea way too late for me, i needed this 13 mo ago…i slogged through the puppy biting, attacking us phase. She still attacks when she’s tired or hungry, im now trying to remove myself and ignore her, it delays her feeding because i will not feed her if she attacks for it.
We've been struggling with biting with our pup and it took just 15 mins to bring in profound change. Thank you so much 💝
My arms are all scratched up , so glad this video popped up,
I haven't had a young pup in over 15yrs, honey! It's been almost 3 wks with this new baby. These vids get me through. Thank you.
I can't believe this actually worked!!!!! In a matter of days, 90% of the mouthing/biting has gone. Only comes now when he's super tired and occasionally nipping at my partner's slippers. Almost there. THANK YOU! Super like!!!
I just brought home a new puppy and am binge-watching all your videos. I am learning so much and so easily from you. You are definitely helping me to have a future good dog. This time.
So glad to hear that, AMBELLINA77! Congratulations, and Happy Training!
How is it going ?
Thank you so much for this video giving information like this for free is an incredible thing to do. First morning using these methods to train my 12 week old puppy and it’s already paying off! After a week of using poor training from all the misinformation out there my hands a wrists are shredded so finally making progress with Scout has been just what we both needed ❤
This has to be the calmest puppy I’ve seen in a video. My puppy would still be jumping on the trainer, chewing the leash, chewing pant legs non stop. None of this works with my little puppy. I have a small breed and he doesn’t sit still for a moment. I wish a trainer could help my guy. So far any trainer I’ve seen has just as many problems with him as I do. He jumps and squirms and nips pretty much all day. I’ve had many dogs over the decades, but never one as wild as this one. I’d love to see this trainer try to tame my wild child.
Right?? Same mine has the zoomies even after being restrained with a leash he does flips and leaps far. He's a puppy weimaraner and he's doubling in size every 2 weeks
It can sometimes seem like it's not working, and taking forever. And we don't realize that we are actually slipping up, which actually sets any training back entirely. Just a single instance of allowing a certain behavior, or not getting the correction/reward at the right moment, can undo everything. Sometimes, dogs need more than just a reward/positive reinforcement. And having a balanced approach is more effective. Not in any way advocating for physical harm. I'm just talking about methods that communicate that their behavior was not ok.
@@Katfishforrent one year and 5 dog trainers later, nothing has improved. I’m beginning to think he really is untrainable. None of the trainers believe in negative training, but my dog literally NEVER sits and never stops jumping. How do you reward positive behavior when it never happens? He’s mine and I won’t rehome him, but it’s tough knowing he will never be a dog I can have around my 90 year old mom or small grandchildren. He doesn’t know how to settle down. He runs full speed and jumps on them. Crate? He barks like he’s being killed. Tether? He chews it. Ex-pen? Same as crate. I’m exhausted, and thousands of dollars poorer wasted on trainers.
This channel is a blessing! Been helping me so much to get control of my 12 week puppy/shark!
Ours is 14 weeks old, and we've told him he's not a shark, but he doesn't listen! Glad we're not the only ones who thought it. :P
Your videos are ALWAYS just what my pup and I need
What an excellent instructor!
McCann is brilliant! Their real time training tips are working for me like a charm! Thank you so much.
You are like a nonstop flow of constant knowledge i love this channel so much
This is very helpful. Exactly what we needed in our home.
Thank you so much for this wisdom!! You’re so good at what you do. Can’t wait to use this!
Fantastic video! Thanks to the puppy and parent for agreeing to be recorded! Learnt so much! Keep it up!
Hello Rajesh how are you doing today
This is brilliant!! I have watched this a couple opf times now, and every time I pick up something more, I am working with my 9 week old German Shepherd and his nipping/biting, we have come a long way through this video. He's gone from Alligator rolls and screaming on correction, to sitting calmly if I have to do any sort of correction. Its a lot of work, but so worth it, thank you!! So many things to work on when they're puppies!!
@@awkwardspacepig3545 I am by no means an expert and it's always best to consult a professional if you're having trouble, but this was my experience after I watched this video. My first big correction as per the demo was enlightening to say the least. I did the collar hold combined with the elbow on the body holding him steady, he hated it and screamed so much so I weas worried someone might think I was beating him, but I held though it, I then felt him suddelny go limp, so I eased the hold and was just holding him by the collar, and that was the beginning of getting the situation under control. If he puts his mouth on my hand for example, I can slide my hand up and grab his collar and he will most times automatically sit and I can feel him relaxing, once hes relaxed and I can handle his muzzle and around his face without the mouth opening, then I give him a treat. I just started the "Play and settle" thing today, that is really good. The other one he likes is the "Tug and out" game, he likes that and has never nipped me when we're playing. But, this is ongoing, its not just a one time fix, and like the McCann trainers say, set your puppy up for success, I really try hard not to put him in situations where he's definitely going to fail, gotta watch him like a hawk.
@@awkwardspacepig3545 Oh and sorry I never answered you question. No I didn't experience any territorial behaviour, I find he's more submisive now, he seems to respect me more, that said there is some minor mouthing I am still working on, but I have even improved that after watching this video for a third time. He seems to really understand what I expect now. Puppies can be really hard work!! But the hard work pays dividends!!
@@awkwardspacepig3545 happy to help, this is my first dog for 35 years and I had forgiotten just how intense the inital few weeks are, so its great to have these channels we can use to help us along the way. We are in a pretty good routine now so things are a lot more settled. Great to hear you had some success, it is a pretty crazy thing to do, but it makes sense that now they are away from their pack and mother, that they now rely on our guidance. Thank you, and best of luck to you too.
That was amazing. She completely change her energy.
Thank you for the most amazing training and talking through things really well. I'm new at dog owning and really appreciate it.
You are so powerful! Your training videos are the ONLY ones I watch now. You have given me the resource I needed to train my border collie and feel like I have confidence in my leadership. Thank you so much.
Oh my god Kayl, you should really be the next Dog Whisperer! I absolutely adore you!!! I'm binging all the McCann videos before I bring home my new Berner puppy in a few weeks, and I'm so excited to see how little Cosmo will respond to these techniques! 😭❤
You are my fairy God sister! I’m a first time dog owner and thanks to your videos I’m seeing such amazing progress with my puppy!
Your channel has taught me so much!! Getting ready to pick up our puppy this weekend!
Hey, how's everything been with your pup?
This is excellent video! Very informative and clear 👌 i wish we have more trainers like you in my area
I don’t have a dog, my friend does and he’s struggling with his dog and I’m trying to help but watching this makes me wanna get one. Great video. Thx
I can’t thank you enough for sharing this valuable information. I will be looking into ordering your training videos. I live in Arizona and have a 7 month old German Shepherd/ Husky mix that is very smart and very strong willed. She’s had basic training but hasn’t wanted to stop mouthing among other issues. We took her to a pet store for training but got little from it. We’ve been employing the methods you’ve demonstrated in this and other videos and the results are amazing! It’s not a chore to correct Peaches. It’s easy and generally quick. Thank you so very much! I pray that God bless you all for your generosity.
Wow! Such a great lesson. Soooo good. Thank you!!
Technique worked quickly for my puppy. Many thanks.
I really appreciate the fact the you use discipline to teach the dogs as well as positive reinforcement…i dont agree with posit d all the way…to me it seems pretty clear that this world works in positive vs negative things and it’s only being realistic to assume that they learn what’s good as well as what’s not…good and happy positive isn’t always practical.
This is so helpful! Thank you!!
Thank you so much. This was very helpful.
So well done ... thank you!
I love this b/c there’s no doubt in my mind that only redirecting does not work with my puppy. There are times when I need to make the situation safe and calm her down. Just putting another toy in her mouth doesn’t work in every situation!
Excellent information, thank you for all the work you’ve put into making this video.
Great info. I wish my current dog's first owners had worked with him like this. Not only would he not have ended up in the shelter at 2 years old, but his first steps out of the shelter door wouldn't have been to immediately turn me around so that I fell over and broke my shoulder. Three years later we're still working on calming the boxer brain in his pit bull body, but he's finally catching on to the difference between full crazy play and relaxing. Now my big challenge is to get him to let me trim his nails without drawing blood. He's a beastly sweetheart, but it has definitely been a journey. I can even get him to reluctantly let me take something from him in trade for a treat. Maybe by this time next year he'll even drop it. 😃
You draw blood from him during nail trims? Or he draws blood from you??? Neither is great
Do you have a video on puppy biting that is directed towards a kid audience? Maybe something short and simple? 🤔 We just rescued a 6 mo old kelpie who is sweet, smart, but quite mouthy, struggling with her herding instincts. We’ve directed the kids to immediately tell her “no” the second her teeth make contact, but they could probably use some help from an expert such as yourself. Just discovered your channel and it’s great! (Also noticed it recommended on a poodle blog I was just reading.) Thanks for such good content!
This vid saved my puppy and I, thank you so much.
you saved my life thank you so much
Thank you, I’m on the right track but will now have better abilities to help my boy. We are also dealing with eye surgery recovery which is very frustrating for him. He only has 4 more days in an e collar. He is healing well, but has ripped 2 of his collars. One completely dangling around his collar. Thank God for clear gorilla tape!!!
I just love your videos! Thank u
Thank you for this whole video
this was such a great learn for me! can’t wait to apply this in my training!
Love the side comments from the dog!
This vedio helps a lot for me my puppy stop biting.thank you so much ❤❤❤
Very informative. Will definitely use this on my 12 month jackshund.
Great training session, I hope it works for my puppy.
We are getting a puppy in 7 weeks. This is so helpful to be prepared with a good training plan. It is great that you focus on positive experience and show training of new puppies.
This is an excellent and important video. Many years ago I ended up in the emergency room with my elderly mother (who was on blood thinners) because of “playful” puppy biting by my young lab. Fortunately, she was well taken care of by the emergency physician. However, I had to convince the ER admissions person not to report it as a dog bite to the authorities. It could have easily been a much different and terrible outcome for both my mother and my puppy.
Yeah i worry about this too because the husky bites right at my mom on blood thinners but my mom wants to keep her
at 77, the slightest touch from my puppy's teeth or toenail rips my skin to bleeding! I have been wearing leather gloves, but also just found extra-large band-aids to just wear on the backs of my hands and wrists.
My 7 month aussie is still struggling with some biting and nipping when he gets overly hyper. I can't wait to try some of these techniques on him!
Yay another vd I love it bc my aunt has a dog he or she is 4 months old and I can show her that so she can handle the dog when it is old
Excellent advice and video. Thank you
I loved when you said the alligator roll lol that's exactly what my doxiepoo does
Very helpful.
So amazing! 10 minutes and my puppy was so much better! Life safer!!
Thank you so much I need more your help for my PUPPY Belgian Malinois...
Thankyou commenters and kayl for restoring my faith in myself! I adore my puppy and have put in the time to have a nicely trained little guy but his excitement is getting in the way of an otherwise crazy intelligent boy! he is the definition of a walking land shark and whilst we’ve made great progress in his calmer moments with handling I don’t love ramping him up into play without knowing I can bring him back down (he’s motivated by play over food so it’s key we sort this) Cant wait to wake up tomorrow with him and begin a fresh and consistent approach! Loved to see a pup who’s actually acting like a fresh baby still needing guidance. I already know it’s going to be a teethy tantrum tomorrow so also thanks for explaining just to patiently wait through it and not get ramped up with him! Also my boyfriend struggles with their relationship as he finds it hard to not be melted by the adorable puppy in front of him and set healthy boundaries - can’t wait to help him work on this and watch them grow closer as a result - I’ve currently got them working on a routine of toy play , drop toy on cue , sit and yes with toy as reward (taken gently) so this will be great to tie in to bring puppy back down again can’t wait to help them work through it together 🥰
Really awesome information, thanks.
Fantastic video!! Love Kayl's style and how she really helps me see how the dog thinks and feels.
Hello Pam how are you doing today
Awesome video we rescued a male Lab puppy who is approximately 8 or 9 months old who loves to chew. Can’t wait to try all your training tips .
My Lab is 7 months and he is a nightmare sometimes lol. i will be using the tips from this video today
Omg this is amazing! 😮
Your vids are helping a lot. Thanks so much and your face and voice remind me of Kelly Rippa! :-D Thanks again for doing these videos ... I have a husky puppy and we dyin over here lol !
Incredible channel and video!
"Yes I is" 🤣😂 SUBSCRIBED for that
Wow!! Thank you for this video. We just got a Rottie back in December and she is so stubborn. I cannot wait to try these things on her. She has definitely gotten better with stuff we've been doing, but I love these techniques,.
Thanks!
Sounds silly but bringing the attention to my face away from my pocket is making all the difference with my standard rat terrier he’s almost 12 weeks and wow the energy
I’ve got 2 8week old Lhasa apso pups one is chill and the other is a energy fur ball 😅
You are so awesome thank you so much U r very smart
My puppy is teething and I am trying to find something that works. Speaking calmly and holding by the collar and telling her to settle, then praising her when she does, seems to be working.
Frozen nylabones and kongs as preventables and it soothes their teeth/gums. Continue positive reinforcing settle training because that attacks the root of the issue. As a tasty treat for teethers, you can fill Kongs with treats and peanut butter (and even chicken broth) and freeze them. Gives them something to chew, its tasty and keeps them occupied for a bit.
@@ryanbeatbox Thanks for the tips! I put some peanut butter in her Kong and placed it in the freezer. She's playing with it now.
Hello Carol how are you doing today I
@@Carol_Pearson canned puppy food may be healthier than peanut butter
My “puppy” is a little over 1. Absolutely not a biter/nibbler outside the house but at home he does it almost non-stop, going for the hands. Some times harder than other times.
My puppy NEVER relaxes when I hold her in settle. She fights harder, bites harder goes floppy and I lose every time. I need Kayl !!
A small point of order, when stopping the play and grabbing the puppy's collar it would probably be good to give the puppy a chance to be right before grabbing the collar rather then expecting it to know what you want instantly from having its collar grabbed. So a command like "calm" or "relax" coupled with good body communication of stopping the play and calming down yourself first gives the puppy a chance to be right and that will allow you to grab the collar without using any disciplinary force or movement what so ever - just holding the collaring completely loose. Set your dogs up for success.
It’s nice if you don’t have an alligator pup. I have to stop the biting from escalating first and she bites from every direction and has no interest in an command especially “calm.” I am saying “settle” but I do grab with just enough force to stop the incisors and then relapse collar tension as soon as she quits gatoring.
Yessss this is what I needed for my rescue. He’s almost 2 but the nipping and mouthing is wild and after trying so many different things with no full success I felt so discouraged. This video was so helpful! Yay for real doggos and owners!
Excellent
Love it ❤❤❤
I've raised four goldens. Spraying Granny's Bitter Apple on my hands took care of it instantly.
Love all the personalised training Videos! Started to train my 11 month old Bichon (I Got her late) using the McCann techniques with some success so far. Have so many issues to deal with like jumping up, play biting, Barking etc. The 1 question I have is when to know to stop giving the treats when the Dog starts the good behaviour?? Am seriously using soo many little bits of biscuits, I don't know if it's healthy or not. Thanks to all at McCann for your help!!!!
I am not an expert in the least, but most times I use regular kibble instead of treats. I'll save the treats for an extra good reward 😁
this looks good and I will try this, question is what if your puppy is not highly motivated with food ?
Any tips on helping tiny dogs settle? My puppy only weighs 2 lbs and having a hard time
Thanks for this video. My BC puppy keeps biting my legs. I tried the collar grab but he goes absolutely feral and flails around.
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❤the training worked really well with my first puppy who is now nineteen months… and guess what now I have another 9 week old puppy time to start again. Any tips on training two dogs?
I hope this works for my rescue who is probably close to 2 years old but is still mouthy. Her previous owners didn’t address it. She is not aggressive, she just doesn’t know how to play with humans.
I must be doing something wrong as my 11 week old pup will move into a growl and really try and bite. Its been 16 years since I had a puppy and its a steep learning curve. Thanks for the videos.
Very interesting
Hey, I’ve been trying this technique with a border collie puppy and it doesn’t seem to work. She’s 2 and a half months old, and each time I do this technique she gets even crazier the longer I hold. When she seems to settle I praise her with a yesss and give her a treat, once I’m starting said praise she goes back to crazy so I don’t give her the treat. Could you help out here?
She likely needs a correction, which is something that tells her that behavior is unwanted. Now, that doesn't mean it needs to be a physical punishment. So please don't think I am advocating for that. What I mean, is anything that communicates that you don't like it. A firm "no", even something as far as a quick, but somewhat loud sound that snaps her out of the moment, making it easier for you to get her attention back onto the task. Using a reward system alone, is not going to be effective for all dogs. As it doesn't tell her what she is doing is not ok. It simply tells her that one behavior is going to get her a reward, but will continue with the other. It may even encourage her unwanted behaviors by reinforcement. If that makes sense? The key is a balanced approach. Using both rewards/positive reinforcement, and correction, to communicate what not to do. And consistency, of course, being the most vital part.
Do you have any tips to stop lead chewing? My pup loves to bite/chew on his lead. Even when there are other toys around him that I try to engage him with. If I ask him to drop it, he will do it for a bit but once I reward him for dropping it, he'll go right back to chewing it.
My Shar Pei puppy comes home in a month and I’ve been enjoying your videos so much! Thank you!
So glad you're finding our videos helpful, Emma! Happy Training!
KUDOS TO THIS CHANNEL.,!!!!
Thanks for your video .How to stop the dog from barking and calm when we are eating .we feed him first and tied for leash. Pls thanks.
😂😂 gave me hope too 🙏for our new 9 weeks old shark( mini golden doodle ) since we got him at 8 weeks old he’s fighting,roaring like lion biting, barking,he is l🐶🦁🦈(all in one small creature 🤣) 🤷♀️he’s so energetic & sassy too. i told my daughter to give him back to the breeder telling him that he deceived us, cause we want a puppy not a monster 🤣 but he so cute while sleeping 😍 God be with all of us & calm our little fur monsters 🤗
I enjoyed watching this. Mine is a few days shy of 1 yr and still nipping. I will try this technique.
Hope this helps my pup
Your awesome
I have 2 one year old American Staffordshire Terrier mix pups. One is 55lbs and the other is 65lbs. Would these techniques work on them or is it tailored to younger puppies.