How To Stop Puppy Biting

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[@ashleym5000]

The scruff has made owning a doberman puppy so amazing! All the perks with none of the usual puppy issues! We started training Day 1 using your system and owning Omega has been so rewarding!

[@AmericanStandardK9]

That's great! Nice job!!

[@motoraceriscool]

​@@AmericanStandardK9 I have a question am I in the wrong for not wanting my two dogs to be put down I'm 16 and have a German shepherd and a belgian malinois I trained them and they are super friendly love people and don't bark, don't jump or anything I was at a gas station and had them in the bed of my truck when some kids from my school who I have had beef with for years tried to steal my truck and tried to steal my keys from me pushed me to the ground after I punched on of them and they tackled me to the ground My dog saw them kicking me while I was on the ground and decided to jump out of the bed of the truck and drag them off me But now the kids parents want me to put down my two dogs or take me to court I'm I in the wrong for not wanting them to be put down

[@aquatic_atlas]

​@Meilingsueyoung it's the back of the neck (its all loose skin, its how mom holds them) with "scruffing" its just gently grab the scruff and holding them there for a second.

[@channabrennon2017]

Thanks!! ​@@aquatic_atlas

[@jebus182]

Popping the grape sounds like it's going to land me in prison

[@AmericanStandardK9]

LOL

[@-SleepyNurse-]

😂 I died

[@tay829]

😂

[@MrPickledede]

​@@-SleepyNurse- Then how did you comment?

[@-SleepyNurse-]

@@MrPickledede ZombieNurse

[@embernocte]

Not mentioned, but also effective with many dogs is to gasp and/or shriek at the bite, as if in pain. Puppies do this with one another when the other bites too hard, and momma swoops in for a correction if the sibling keeps screaming. It's important to remember, though, that this may encourage certain stubborn or adventurous puppies, so it's always important to tailor the method you use to the personality of the pup (I always at least *try* the gasping and such first though, before moving to corrections).

[@Pixel.Foxx.]

The way we got our heeler not to bite us was every time she’d nip our calves, we’d immediately turn around & grab her muzzle & hold it gently but firmly & say “NO. NO BITE” took maybe 4-5 times & she understood not to bite anyone, never had an issue since. She’s 11 now

[@anything4validation]

had a lot of success personally with helping my dogs *understand* that what they're doing is hurting me. pulling my hand back, yelling or whimpering, and then withdrawing for a minute or two. i think they don't inherently understand why it would hurt us since their skin is much thicker and tougher than ours, but once they understand they don't want to be hurting you

[@robin212212]

Not necessarily true. Some puppies don't care. Having fostered multiple pairs of puppies i have seen that whenever one puppy gets too rough with the other one, the other one will literally snap at the aggressive puppy till he stops. You need to correct for bad behavior, this is what they know.

[@stephaniedrost375]

I have always used the empathy approach!! I've never had an issue. They don't even mouth because I'm such a delicate flower. I have pits.

[@Ravzie]

My little demon bites harder, enjoys my pain.

[@RayDuguay-nl4bl]

@@Ravziehaha.. mine too!

[@Insert-Funny-Comment]

I trained my heeler not to bite by yelping like it really hurt anytime her teeth touched. Worked great, she doesn’t nip at anything except the occasional frisbee if she’s riled up. And that’s game over… Along with the toy redirect to prevent chewing on things she wasn’t allowed that aren’t human.

[@NoblePeril]

Yes, I've also found yelping loudly to be effective for puppies!

[@smritichetna4485]

I did the same , I always made it out that it hurt so much only when my dog had like 4 teeth , never had even a near bite

[@drhandle4498]

That's what happens if you're playing with your littermates - bite too hard, they yelp and pull away, and the fun stops. Once they figure out that humans do the same, they get the idea.

[@FukaiKokoro]

I've got a Stumpy tailed cattledog..the redirect worked really well for barking!

[@float_water]

I yelp in pain when they bite me too hard. I don't know if it's the right play but so far it's gotten them to understand the level of strength they need for play biting and not actually tearing my arm off.

[@miakay958]

I let the puppy bite me but I’d cry out (high pitched ouch) when it got too much. This is how she learned what pressure is gentle and how to use it.

[@douglasshandera2818]

Can you do video on the 5 things to correct puppy bite

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Check out our Puppy Biting and Manners course on DIYK9.com!

[@blueflare3848]

I’ve never heard of these methods other than the leash pop and scruffing. Could you possibly make a video going more in-depth on each one?

[@mazinmeliora]

Would love this

[@DipMaster20]

I know flank method is instead of scruffing the neck you scruff the flank which is the area near their hip, and leg. Kinda like pinching your own love handle. Drowning the bite is just you push forward and actually pull the dog into the bite. So if puppy bites your hand, instead of pulling back, you push your hand into their mouth with your entire hand and the puppy will back off. I've tried that one of my adult GSD and I shoved my entire fist in it's mouth, and it definitely work. Personally the best method I found was to fold their lip under their tooth, and actually push down their teeth into their lip. That one worked really well. You know when you are chewing and you accidentally bite the inside of your cheek? Same thing here.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Check out our Puppy Biting and Manners course on DIYK9.com!

[@thestormbeforeband]

​@@DipMaster20Very effective methods that are minimally aversive.

[@mazinmeliora]

@@DipMaster20 Thank you for the great explanation. 🐶🤎

[@ursulavogel1904]

a high-pitched jelp helps a lot, thats how litter-mates signal that the bite did hurt, after the jelp offer the bitetoy ,no force needet

[@FrenchToastIsGoodLol]

Really?

[@1packatak]

Sure just like a squeaky toy-that dogs love to play with.

[@RayDuguay-nl4bl]

That just makes my puppy bite harder.

[@1packatak]

@@ursulavogel1904 not for every dog. Those littermates are applying a correction- that’s why it works. Same when Mama does it. It’s a punisher. And you do realize that just putting on a collar and leash is using “ force “, right?? Saying “ no” is applying a punisher right?

[@hanksimon1023]

@@1packatak No, they know the difference between a toy and a sharp yelp.

[@DrZedd169]

I always grabbed their lower jaw and jist held it for a few seconds. It freaks them out and they stopped biting pretty quick

[@Meskarune]

I have a very simple and easy method. When the dog puts teeth on you. you make a high pitched ow sound, similar to what another dog would do if they get hurt. The puppy instantly stops and then you don't touch or play with them for a bit until they calm down. It only takes a few times doing this before puppies learn not to bite because bitting means you are hurt and stop playing. You should do this anytime teeth touches your skin, even when it doesn't actually hurt.

[@Ravzie]

That does not work on all dogs. Mine is excited by that yelp and bites harder, attacks harder.

[@dominiklinke3599]

Had this the first 1-2 weeks with my Malinois 2 years back. Very bity little lady😂 The first days, she was too fast, I was too shocked and reacting too slow. From there on, I provoked the Szenarios in which I was bitten before and because I was prepared my reaction was in time. I took her on the neck and with very little pressure hold her down on the neck until she really really wanted to get away, then released her and always offered a peace gift, so she would come back every time. Didn’t last for another week and to this day never had issues again. Just days after, I started mouth feeding and with that all harsh behavior was gone for good. She even plays with strange kids and is super gentle and obedient :) I kept her away from kids until she was about 18 months old, since then very sensible with kids. Doesn’t matter if she knows them or not. She kinda sees them as MY puppies, it seems. 😂 always checking back on me, whether she does good or not :)

[@frostbite5607]

Another thing to realize is that puppies bite A LOT. And they can’t help it. It’s a natural process of losing their baby teeth and growing new teeth called teething. During this process, they chew and bite whatever they can to relieve pain and reduce discomfort. Human babies go through the same process when their first set of teeth are coming in when they are born, which is part of the reason we made pacifiers for them. Once a dog grows out of its infancy years, it’s less likely to bite you. However, it is still good to teach them at early ages what is and isn’t okay to bite.

[@rainbowzebra361]

The way I do it is I yelp and then turn away from the dog, it worked pretty well

[@lucia897123]

I almost gave up on my puppy when he was 2 months old, he wouldn’t stop biting I sat down one day and started crying out of frustration. Till I met a dog trainer that did a very aggressive (in my view ) maneuver and that was it. He stopped now he is a 3yrs old giant but I still have my arms and legs marked cause I’m a diabetic

[@xismecwilliams9604]

I have no idea what any of those meant 😅. But my uncle who is a hunter and has always bread dogs here in the uk, always stopped dogs but shoving his fist in their mouth if they tried to bite, they never did it again. We’ve done that with every puppy we’ve had and not one of them has bitten anyone and are extremely safe to leave with babies to children. In fact they always play nicely with the kids and always hang out with them like they are one of them. I did it with my Labrador when he was a puppy and he’s now 2 and the most friendly human like dog that just wants to lick you and love you.

[@siddhantrs4545]

My uncle had a dog which sometime misbehaved then my aunt would tell its name is a rough tone like you'd tell a child and it would stop and apologize. He almost always listened to my aunt more than my uncle, lol God I miss him Rip tuffy❤

[@jyam2b]

We need an example please 🙏

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Check out our Puppy Biting and Manners course on DIYK9.com!

[@km-qc3iv]

Thank you for telling me that I wasn't wrong. I have been using the scruff method and I think it is slowly working. When I do it he stops and starts gently licking my hand.

[@tylerlussier1896]

This is 100% correct… When I got my German Shepherd Rottweiler mix and we immediately introduced a Kong Toy for her to bite on and did some reps for her to know biting is for toys not us… Most people do it backwards but you have to have their biting toys there immediately….

[@lukeshramduth39]

Thank

[@ARhino44]

I can't find the exact video where you explained how to propely difuse a dog fight where a bully has lock jaw by pulling up on the collar. They will either tap out or black out. Well I remembered that video and it worked. It prevented/stopped a really reallly bad situation immediately. Thank you so much for that instruction. I had to let you know how that your video saved my dogs life.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

So sorry you had to experience that but VERY glad you were able to use the method to protect your dog. Well done!

[@wiltedwoods]

Also remember that herding breeds can be expected to bite more! Our collie still has heel nipping and bite pinching issues in play time with humans. Besides that he’s very gentle, and you can stick your arm or hand in his mouth at any time with no problems. It’s just in his DNA to herd!

[@charleenwatters2843]

I teach them what ow means. They stop with thier mouth on my hand, looking at me like, "Are you ok" 🥺. Then, after they check on me, we go back to gentle play.😅😅 It's absolutely the most adorable thing ever. It works for trampling me as well. If I say ow, they immediately stop whatever they are doing to me and check on me.😂 I love my dog.

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

biting is essential for puppies to learn their bite strength. with my rhodesian we simply stopped playing after yelling "ow!" this is a similar response in puppy world. nobody wants the playing to stop so the puppies learn that biting stops fun. with humans they will learn their proper bite pressure when interacting with humans as an adult. She has the gentlest touch when she mouths us as an adult for play etc..

[@Zhiperser]

Honestly, the only thing that got my shepherd to stop was correction from other dogs. I could redirect ahead of time, but she was so ADD that nothing held her attention for more than a couple seconds. She's an amazing dog now though. But don't ever underestimate the help of other dogs.

[@kittycakelover]

I just yelped really loud every time my puppy bit me and it worked like a charm 😂

[@Abi-Grey8]

I’d rather yelp than do all those other things. We did that when my dog was a puppy and it helped a lot. Of course different for every dog but it worked for us. We were children so it was important she didn’t bite.

[@richardallanhopkins2690]

Always good advice.

[@Empty1x]

The way i stopped my velociraptor of a German shepherd was grab him by the back of the neck (his scruff) telling him no then redirecting him to a sit took about a month for his to quit doing it in all but it also carried on him understanding the word No means he is doing something is not supposed to

[@TonyRockPyle]

Grabbing the scruff and saying "No!" Has worked for every dog I've owned over 20 years. Given... I've only raised 4-6 months old pups.

[@gamingwhilebroken2355]

I breed dogs and the scruffing method is what I, and what every breeder I know, does. It’s not an aversive method, but a denial method. Basically you are denying the puppy the attention from you that it wants. It learns pretty quickly that if it nips it won’t get attention and if doesn’t it will get attention. It’s called negative punishment, whereas aversive methods would be positive punishment.

[@DoubleAgentRyan]

Can you explain these correction methods in detail. Preferable the pop the grape

[@rogerchien2329]

What grape

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Check out our Puppy Biting and Manners course on DIYK9.com!

[@nervonabliss]

Sounds like flick the 🥜s

[@jj2-0-6]

Kristie Noamh is shook.

[@thingdraw]

I had a lot of success with the yelp and ignore.

[@anthonyharris478]

Great advice 👍 👍

[@grannysweet]

Do you have a link for the definitions/example? ❤😂

[@EmalieN2011]

What we did to get my dog to stop biting was when they bite you push under their tongue till they move their head away, don't do it hard but it helps because they hate it, it won't make them hate you either

[@jessicarodriguez9441]

What are all those things his talking about in the end

[@justinetters4544]

I’d like to see how you do a scruff, that works for me when I do it but I hope I’m doing it correctly. I never hurt the pup but it let’s them know pretty fast.

[@gibbyboi7313]

Puppy bites you let it know YOU THE BIG DOG, 👏😭

[@katherinecarpenter4677]

Exactly! Training begins young from day one

[@MAYBE-MOBIN]

"making you bleed with those sharp puppy teeth" i used to let my boxer puppy bite my hand when we roughhoused with no issue and would let my neighbors rottweiler puppy do the same thing. it literally tickled. if you bleed from a puppy bite you make need to talk to your doctor antifibrinolytic medications

[@goddamndoor]

they were playing. My dog used to bite all the time, PLAYING. Because she was trained and nice. A puppy that isn't trained and doesn't meassure his bite strength can easily draw blood, their teeth are extremely pointy when they're young, even slight power would draw blood and even young puppies have decent biting strength. sorry, but you're not tough for not bleeding with puppy bites

[@schlemdem6200]

We just trained ourselves to say ouch whenever he accidentally bit us too hard while playing. Our dog didn't wanna hurt us so he got more careful. You just gotta let your dog know that he's hurting you

[@mrharoun3214]

Link to full video of those 5 exercise done please

[@AmericanStandardK9]

We've got an entire course called Puppy Biting and Manners on DIYK9.com!

[@marksmith1033]

Its a great time when puppies are like that to work on intro to their name and outs or recalls as well. I know Garrett, we dont put names to things right away 😉 but its about planting the seeds for future growth. Leashes arent only for outdoors ladies and gents. It creates control in all atmospheres with young and old dogs.

[@-majinmoi-3296]

Well said. Got teach them young 💯

[@uncommonsense1976]

Would u be able to demo the 2-5 correction methods?

[@abigailgray4489]

Please do a video on extremely strong and aggressive chewers and what is safe for them to eat. My American bulldog destroyed an xl kong is less than a minute and I worry those nylon toys aren’t safe for their teeth but I’m not sure. Please help!

[@ricgray9986]

My adult Corso still bites when she gets existed but she controlled. It's not painful and she knows her limitations.

[@BobSeevers]

Love your channel bro, you da man

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thank you!

[@VidMediumNS]

My mother in law would train by playing with the puppy and shout "ow" whenever the puppy would bite, even if it wasnt hard or if they didnt get their teeth yet. I tried that and it partially worked but then they would think it was a game. With certain dogs ive tried your methods and it works a bit more. But when it seems like they dont understand the word ow i might give them a pinch that hurts just enough to get them to yelp and i tell them ow and comfort them and i never do it again and then on if i say ow or do the other methods it works instantly and they're typically better around kids and other animals because then they become better listeners for the most part. I love my kids and i know when they're needing some correction, but for the most part i have two dogs that are happy, goofy, they like to get into easy mischief and know they are loved and wanted. The other thing is kennel time. We use kennel time when they are young and even when they get a bit older, just as a way to get them to be calm through the day. Sort of like nap time.

[@Lucas_-_]

Idk if you mentioned the method bc idk the name but someone told me when a puppy starts biting you can put subtle pressure under the tongue and they learn that biting you equals uncomfortable

[@motodude23]

I made a high pitch squeal like the other puppies and he stopped

[@misaka8417]

Is yelping like a hurt puppy good?

[@mathewdecorse5748]

I let my pup bite (nibble) on me when he was growing up and I was told not to or else he'll continue. When we play he does nip but he also knows not to bite hard. It's like rough housing for us boys. He also doesn't clench. So I can play tug of war without a toy, just my fingers hooked. I spend a lot of time with him and I wouldn't advise it for anyone that isn't going to take the time to form the bond. Other than that since he's a single pup, we play puppy mode so he can get some energy out. Love that pup. Hugs and hops every time I get home 😁

[@iidrbubbles]

When Ive trained puppys and if they bite me if only a bit I let out a yelp as they hate that sound and get confused. Seems to work for my method. If they stop and look at me I tell them theyre a good puppy

[@kaitlynharrington6957]

We do leash pop and scruff, whatever we can do better first. Having a standard schnauzer I have to get it right thr first time because she is too smart.

[@kelliemcnutt4512]

Your puppy is going to constantly bite the first year of its life. Period. You can minimize the amount of bites but you will never stop it completely. Those are just facts.

[@BoxerDog4life]

Had experience with grabbing under the puppy’s bottom lip and applying pressure. Stopped that behavior in its tracks. 🐶🐾

[@LisaDonaldson-m8h]

I've never heard of the Flank. Scruff. Grape pop or drowning on the Bite. Is there other videos you have done explaining those 5 methods.?

[@AmericanStandardK9]

It's all in our Puppy Biting and manners course on DIYK9.com

[@luna5031]

Can you please show those methods you mention in video pleaseeee? Thank you so much for your content! Take care

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Check out our Puppy Biting and Manners course on DIYK9.com!

[@erickpenate3038]

when my mom first got her dog it would constantly bite me and when i told her about it she said it was normal and did nothing about it now the dog is untrained and borderline obese because she never bothered to train it

[@sus.ayushmaan]

Most of the times the dog forgets by the time he turns 8-9 months. Most of the teeth grow and simply they become smarter living with you.

[@alphaobediencedogtraining6867]

Love it !

[@guav311]

Could you explain those five please

[@matts3549]

I always would yelp and stop playing for a minute. Generally he learned to be careful or playtime ends. I haven’t tried any of those other methods but I’ll keep them in mind if yelping doesn’t work in the future for a new dog.

[@jamesdelcol3701]

I'm down with that theory. I don't have too much trouble getting them to play with their stuff, but a little correct is ok. Labs are so easy.

[@TheOne60388]

Great advice!

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Thank you!

[@TheOne60388]

@@AmericanStandardK9 do you teach how to perform these correction methods in your videos?

[@TheOne60388]

I see, the puppy correction course, thank you

[@tev422]

Did this with my dog this morning right after I seen it already worked still got some pratice but thank you

[@shazzam532]

I need this! Do you have examples of how to do them? Thanks.

[@takofili3520]

All of my dogs, as puppies did chew on my fingers a lot but definitely redirected them sometimes when it gets too rough. As adults it’s just rare playful nibbles and it tickles my hands and feet sometimes haha, whenever my main dog does it it just makes me miss her being a pup.

[@agnestravalon3184]

When my puppy bit me I used to bite them back, it kinda worked.

[@eliseo5416]

The dude only actually started answering the question in the last 4 seconds and even didn't didn't explain what he meant at all.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

It's all covered in Puppy Biting and Manners on DIYK9.com

[@nicholebowman4483]

I survived a maligator. But barely. Still have to correct at 1.5 years okd

[@MelonGrace]

I just imitated the mother dog next door by bark once really loud at it and somehow it stop bitting my hand.

[@Mamabearforeverlovelife]

Please elaborate each of those 5 methods.

[@AmericanStandardK9]

We cover them all in depth in our Puppy Biting and Manners course on DIYK9.com

[@bryceswiger7844]

People don’t like this method because puppy cute equals baby it but kind of smacking it works too. Soft people will say it’s abuse but it’s a correction

[@sighhhhh386]

Is this the same guys that does Mexican Martial Arts?

[@alisarbaderkhan9573]

Could you please make a full video about Bernese Mountain Dog ??

[@MrsTerrylm]

Time out worked great for ours. She still nips on occasion when she's really hyper. Aside from that - timeout corrected the nipping after like 3 days of consistent use. And day one the biting reduced by maybe 80% after 3 time outs. Not in her crate though. Put her in the bathroom away from everyone and everything.

[@-SleepyNurse-]

Interesting, I never knew you could put dogs in timeout!

[@yinzwolf8781]

When my basenji puppy kept biting my hand during play, i started gently grabbing her lower jaw while she was biting my hand. It was super uncomfortable, so she learned quickly not to bite.

[@chevgage6210]

I taught him what ow means and he doesn't actually want to hurt me.

[@Zodiac3107]

I've never had a puppy bite me. Unless it was someone elses.

[@rockout1180]

Can you demonstrate the 5 methods

[@AmericanStandardK9]

We cover it in detail in our Puppy Biting and Manners course on DIYK9.com

[@putrijoyceirawati2638]

I don't know if this advisable to tru on puppies. But with kitten bitting, what I was taught when they'd bite on your fingers is to jam your finger slightly into the kittens mouth til they gag. It stops the biting and do it enough times they get that biting fingers is unpleasant.

[@eloquenthillbilly]

I've always held their cheeks into their teeth while they were biting and said "OW!" in a high-pitched voice. You're forcing them to understand what you feel when they bite you by making them bite themselves on a sensitive spot. After that, most of them seem to understand that biting hurts, and associate whatever your "OW!" noise is with distress. Worked great with all the mongrels I've owned, especially considering everyone already knew how to tell my dogs, "You're being too rough, stop it." I wouldn't recommend this with an adult rescue, that seems like a way to lose fingers.

[@hankagura5355]

This is extremely smart thanks for the useful tip

[@FurlowT]

I'm wondering how many those 5 tings were ones I was taught. the Terms are completely different from what my father called methods. He trained a Miltary dog.

[@Lloyd_Will]

Scruff is the best method.

[@josepnkho]

Ok hear me out. You know how some people say to train a dog to stop barking on command, you start by teaching them to bark on command? Teach the puppy to bite your baby on command. Reward it. Then command it to stop. Reward it again! 😅😅

[@FrankTheTank417]

So where do elaborate on what those five things mean and how to implement them?

[@AmericanStandardK9]

Our Puppy Biting and Manners course on DIYK9.com covers all of it :)

[@a2thee270]

My mom taught us to push their cheek in while they bite and they bite their inner cheek. They figure our real fast it hurts and they tend to stop

[@none_o_ur_bidnis]

I think grapes are toxic to dogs ...

[@panickysociety97]

I really want to know what your opinion (if you have one) on the german spitz, the bigger one, is. 😌

[@brandiemccray319]

Lol my Belgium malinois still nips at me . She is 5 yrs old and has done it from day I brought her home. She is just mean baby girl and I love her to the moon and back 💕 💓 😂

[@aj-yx6mu]

Are boxer dogs good to train?

[@mariej2468]

Not sure wherebi got this but when my beagle was a puppy i was told to let out a high pitched yelp letting the dog know they were hurting me... anyway that worked😅

[@juanfuerte161]

I taught my dog to go get his ball when he gets mouthy. Similar approach.

[@tripleh327]

number one tip is STOP TAKING PUPPIES FROM THEIR MOTHERS BEFORE THE TIME IS RIGHT their mother and their brothers/sisters are essential to develop their social behaviour puppies explore the world by biting we human do the same thing by grabbing thing and putting it in our mouth when we are toddlers a puppy will bite everything his mother will teach him that there are things that he should not bite and teach him how much force to put in playful bites