Struggling with Puppy Biting?! Fix that fast! // How to Stop Puppy Biting guide

Are you struggling with puppy biting? Want to learn how to stop puppy biting? This guide will teach you how to stop your puppy from biting you! The puppy biting phase hurts! However, I want to reassure you that puppy biting is a normal part of the teething process. Your puppy isn’t being “bad” or aggressive! This complete guide will teach you how to manage, prevent, and stop puppy biting.

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Are you struggling with puppy biting? Want to learn how to stop puppy biting? This guide will teach you how to stop your puppy from biting you! The puppy biting phase hurts! However, I want to reassure you that puppy biting is a normal part of the teething process. Your puppy isn’t being “bad” or aggressive! This complete guide will teach you how to manage, prevent, and stop puppy biting.

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►⏰ TIMECODES:
0:00 Intro
0:10 Why I created this puppy biting guide
0:20 Is puppy biting aggression?
0:35 What we’ll cover
0:42 Why do puppies bite?
1:38 What is puppy teething?
2:44 Why you shouldn’t punish puppy biting
3:29 How to prevent puppy biting
4:42 What should I let my puppy to chew?
5:06 2 Rules to decrease puppy biting
7:02 Three Strikes Rule for puppy biting
7:45 Redirect to an appropriate chewing item
8:05 Initiate a training session
8:39 Strike 3: Puppy Timeout
9:28 How long does puppy biting last?

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[aliciabrillante]

This video was so exquisitely explained!!! You made this issue so simple and clear that I went from worrying about it to feeling confident.

[courtneydonald]

IDK if you're a mom of human babies yet but if you are or choose to be one day, you are going to be wonderful at this gentle & intentional parenting approach! The world needs more loving and intentional training and forming of all creatures. Thank you for sharing your gifts with us!

[asinheaven]

Your step by step presentation explaining why puppies bite, the stages of teething, and practical techniques for getting through the puppy biting stage is exceptional. We recently adopted a 3.5 year old rescue dog that was apparently well-trained for her first two years, but her story is that she nipped at a new puppy introduced to her home when she was 2 years old, and was consequently rehomed. We will be getting a 2 month old puppy in a month, and want to educate ourselves in how best to introduce the puppy. Your video has provided some important info to know as we transition to a 2-dog household.

[robinrutherfordcost]

Will fwd to my students. Think it's important to say even with a 5 min timeout, the ultimate goal is to not need any time outs ever. I tell my students to set the timer. If they're as bad or worse, need a longer time out, set timer for 15 minutes. Ready to behave? It's amazing how fast they understand it. When your mother sent you to your room, didn't make you hate your room. Again, ultimate goal being no time outs ever. Really the time outs are for us. Hope that helps.

[CumulonimbusT]

So excited to have found your page! I’m recently certified in force free/R+, we are close by, and I’m so excited to support you bringing these fantastic training methods more into the public eye!!! 🤩🤩🤩

[lonnien.clifton]

THAT IS VERY GOOD ADVICE AND A DRIED COW BONE FOR PUPPIES AND FULL-GROWN DOGS. ALWAYS REMEMBER PATIENCE

[readysetsuccess]

Very helpful! Our pup also likes ice cubes.

[Johnny]

That was great! Thanks for explaining it so well. My puppy is biting a lot now. I had a previous dog same breed that did the same. She loved for me to give her a Pig ear treat and at 6 mo she didn't like them anymore and I wondered why. Now I know! Duh.

[kynyparxis]

Very good video!! You inspired me to do one as well. Where do you find these video clips? They grab the viewer's attention!!

[lilianabauer]

Love this video. So thorough…great job!

[avnerleon]

my puppy is 10 weeks, i needed this video. we are starting with your advice tomorrow morning.

[paulsantiago]

Glad I found this video because I have a 9 weeks puppy that bitting a lot

[jensinadillon]

Hi I love your video. It explains so much when I first got my puppy. I was unfortunately given incorrect training methods for the puppy, and I am afraid I have installed fear factors in her. She still loves pets and still is not afraid of our hands but when she does some thing that she knows not to do she immediately winces is there ways to undo this my puppy is nine months, and we are still working on her biting issues.

[noralai]

I couldn’t find the 3 real chew toys that you recommended in your caption nor your link, pls help thanks

[tobinmoore]

Thank you so much for this video! We have a dog we received at a year old and although it's not painful she can be rather "bitey" during play and when trying to get your attention. Is following the three strikes rule something you'd recommend for a slightly older dog? Are there any adjustments you think would be necessary for an older dog?

[happyhoundsdogtraining]

I would LOVE to know in the comments if you found this video helpful!☺

[hildiandfriendsfosterfails]

I have a one year old foster who still tries to bite during play all the time. I am going start using. the three strike method. my poor arms are bruised from her toothies. I know she just wants to be with me and play with me but it's very ouchie and I need to get her out of this habit if she is to be successfully adopted.

[lupsarttime]

I've been trying the walk away time out thing but by that time I'm usually irritated enough to be yelling no! In a pretty angry tone so I need to keep myself calm. It's also hard to say no calmly and keep my arm still when she's puncturing my wrist xd even more irritating is that she dosent bite anyone else as hard as she bites me. Makes it feel personal lol. I know it's because she's probably tired or I touch her more but it still grinds my gears. (not that I want her to bite others, it's just that why can't she be nice to me too? Lol.)

[JustMeELC]

Walking etc can be distracting to your puppy! STAND STILL for as long as it takes & AS SOON AS your dog pees or poops outside REWARD THEM WITH LOTS OF GOOD girl/boy & A TREAT... they will get the idea pretty quick!
Also, learn your pups cues 😉