5 Ways You Are Making The Puppy Biting Worse

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Happy Training! ~Ken

[Deuszada]

How on earth did you guys know I needed this!? 😭 I was so frustrated last night.

[shinrarango]

can u do a video on how to stop your dog getting possessed by a demon, writhing and snarling and biting while showing the whites of its eyes?

[neenjenkins]

You might just be one of the most down-to-earth and empathetic dogtrainers I've ever seen <3 Thank you for uploading these videoes <3

[ijen]

I love this. Especially the Puppies have no malice!!! 🙏🏽 👏🏽

[nicoleletto]

What do you do when NOTHING works? I have a 13 week old GSD and I’ve tried every suggestion from every one of your videos and nothing whatsoever is working. Yelping/saying ouch is making it worse and she’s biting harder, ignoring and moving away to stop play/engagement (even into another room or behind a gate) is just making her chase after us and bite more/harder, replacing with a toy works for .5 seconds and she goes right back to biting, the hold of the collar and tuck under the arm to calm, takes her 5+ minutes to calm and then as soon as she relaxes (lies down and yawns or sighs), she goes right back to biting and we have to do it again and again to the point we can’t engage in active play with her because she immediately gets too excited, etc etc. we always reward correct behaviour with treats, but she’s SO smart that when the treats come out she’s a perfect angel that doesn’t bite us at all, but as soon as they’re out of sight she’s back to biting us. She’s getting at least 18 hours of sleep a day, she goes on two walks a day and has lots of play with us (as much as she can with her biting), she has lick mats, snuffle mats, puzzles, SO many different kinds of toys, etc. we’re honestly at our wits end. She’s starting training on Tuesday and we’ve already asked her trainer but she had many of the same suggestions you had. You have lots of great ideas, we’re just not sure what to try next. Any ideas are appreciated! ❤️

[Mel-cjqk]

Watching from the UK. We've had our puppy for almost 2 weeks and he's fantastic but the nipping and biting has come to a head today and I'm in tears (mainly from frustration). Your video has just popped up and I'm so glad! I'm going to make sure my husband and 12 year old sit and watch it too. Thank you!

[beansinacan]

Our dachshund puppy only really likes to nip or "bite" when it's play time. We can play with her feet and ears all we want at 3-4 months old. She's definitely starting to learn the tone of voice and settle. When it comes to toys, we've taught her to release the toy when we want and sit. Usually I'll praise and toss the toy for a game of fetch if she listens. I've been weening off treats slowly and it seems to have been having a positive effect so far. I'm pretty impressed with how well behaved she is for 4 months old. Your tips have been helpful and I'm grateful for the tools you and your channel have provided.

[EpsilonAD]

Thank you. Great clip.
I say "That's not it" encouraging her to seek different actions.

[Lorena-kcze]

I have been looking for training puppy videos and yours have been so far the most clear and useful, I can practice immediately while watching, Have 2 yorkies, 1 is 9 years and and the other one is about 3 months, which is super cute but crazy energetic. Thank you for your videos.

[peteroneill]

Can you please do a video where the dog isn’t already clearly trained?

[ericpettyfishing]

We just acted like it hurt really bad. Then would pretend to be scared and shy away when our puppy was nipping. Worked good. Haven't bit anyone since.

[franciscobuitrago]

Finally, a video with examples! Thank you a lot! :D

[ladyloneill]

How I wish I lived near enough to take actual class. Great instruction. Thank you.

[youareheretofeelgood]

😊I have panic disorder and worry I'm a terrible parent. THANK YOU SO MUCH! THIS REALLY HELPED ME! It's my first dog in 50 years, so I'm clueless! OXOXOXOX—I LOVE YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS FREE VIDEO!

[LaughtersLove]

Thank you for posting this, my whole family was having a problem and we have a 3 year old in the home! Thank you!

[laurenbond]

I feel like I have watched enough of these videos now to see Ken in my head giggling to himself as he inserts the little clips like the “cut it out” clip 😂

[juliebatchelor]

I’ve a new puppy who I’ve been having trouble teaching manners to. I’ve just found your videos and they are wonderfully sensible and easy to use. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[ARMYSOLDIER]

I wish that I would’ve watched these videos before I got my Rottweiler puppy. She’s approaching 10 weeks and growing fast and she has a lot of bad habits already. Even though she seems really smart I’m learning to give bits of kibble to get her to listen. She has a lot of energy And doesn’t listen so I have a trainer that’s going to help and I’m going to do Petsmart puppy classes and then intermediate. She is growing 2 pounds a week and I have plate and screws in my neck so bending down to her to correct her is killing me so I’m learning a lot. Thank you so much.💚💚

[meowcenary]

Thank you for these tips! We adopted a pyrenees mix rescue 3 weeks ago, dealing with some issues from bring abandoned and weaned too early. Your tips have already helped us be better pet parents and set her up for success

[gingersnaptrack]

You are great to learn from. My household recently got 2 male Pug puppies now they are 10 weeks old. One is a big chubby boy the other was the runt of the litter and is still so tiny but healthy. His larger brother bites and pulls his small brother's ears making him cry and squeal in pain. Except to pick up and comfort the small one, and because the biter is also a puppy, the family has been grabbing a toy for the biter instead of correcting him. The family will all be watching this video tonight.