How To Stop Your SPANIEL BITING

How To Stop Your SPANIEL BITING. If your Spaniel puppy is biting you will need to start doing some training for that so today you can learn how to stop your Spaniel to stop biting.
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[@patriciam1550]

This is exactly what my 4 month old English Cocker Spaniel needs. Bless you!

[@bailey.in.alignment]

Thank you so much for the information! I have a 3 month old ESS and definitely still bites. One useful thing out vet told us was if we were trying to take care of hip health we should actually walk him for longer then the recommendation. Because 10 minutes at 8 weeks was NOT enough to tire him out. Basically our vet explained that walking is ultimately less harmful then running and jumping on a puppy’s development. So we did 15-20 minutes instead, and it definitely helped. Which, in hindsight, seems super obvious now 😅.

[@chrisb18741]

Really reassuring video. We have a bitey puppy but are doing exactly what you say. Consistency will helpfully pay off.

[@carolalibardi1]

As the owner of a springer (maybe cocker?) spaniel, I’m so sad I’m just now discovering this channel! My puppy is 6 months old now, but so much of what I had to learn the hard way was JUST HERE!

[@WreckItRolfe]

Have you found out what your dog us yet

[@junaidquraishi4420]

Thanks, Will has toned down his presentation and it was easier to watch compared with other webinars where Will is too far over the top.(loud and talking too fast)

[@allieopp1]

Thank you, very helpful and reassuring I am doing the right thing, just have to keep the consistency 😊

[@SherwoodRobyn]

Thank you for this video, I’m really reassured that I have been taking the correct action for our new puppy already :)

[@wynetteabc]

I learned alot. Thanks

[@carolynwalker9920]

I would love a video on screaming and how to stop chasing cats

[@stevenedwards2162]

My cocker spaniel playfully mouthed me for two years , she is now nearly three and it has finally ended she still attempts to have a play nibble but gets bored and stops , she seems to spend more time sleeping and being lazy indoors , but full of energy when outdoors , maybe it eventually ends naturally as a dog gets older , as a puppy I tried everything that you have suggested with her , sometimes young dogs just want to play , this my experience with my young cocker spaniel 🤔

[@JenniferCurd-bl6wb]

We have a cockapoo who is almost three but when he was younger he bit like crazy

[@BazFitt]

I've been binge watching these. You two are fucking legends m8

[@willathertonspanielshow6381]

Thanks so much!

[@lsearls2]

My springer never bit anything never as a puppy I was surprised she does like to bite my hand when I come home she is so excited but gentle enough now she is 2 and a half

[@davidparker6924]

How to stop puppies pickings any thing s up.thanks 👍

[@diquadhumungersaur492]

have ended up being "baby sitter" for cocker spaniel pup , several days a week as owner has young child that is having hospital visits(yep, not the most sensible choice of pup given their situation but whats done is done). whilst at our home we have him calm-ish and generally well behaved but pretty sure guy who owns him just allows him to what he wants... have heavily suggest they aquire a professional trainer/attend classes but so far im not sure they understand how serious a lack of rules can be ,both for the dog and them.. any thoughts

[@barbaragood1890]

Doi all the videos take this long to get to the useful part?

[@vegetablegardengrochzkapus8856]

I hope you will reply to my comment. My dog has two faces, a playful happy dog and the dark side... What to do with a 4-year-old cocker spaniel dog who bites and is aggressive when he steals a slipper or a sock or a pancake, he guards it and growls, you can't take it away from him unless you steal it when he goes somewhere. when he sits on the sofa even though he knows he shouldn't, he becomes territorial and growls, and she is ready to bite. is there any way to deal with such a stubborn, grumpy rascal?😅😊

[@lingfengwei7290]

Seems like common cocker spaniel issue, they tend to bite and resource guarding, mine too, after some training mine is getting better, but still trying to rehome him, because he is not safe for me to have around small children.

[@vegetablegardengrochzkapus8856]

@@lingfengwei7290 the older she gets, the worse she behaves, the training seems to help and she listen during training, but when she goes crazy, she still does what she wants and doesn't listen at all, even though she hears me ;) I also have small children, I've had her since she was a puppy, but I never leave the dog one-on-one with the children which is bothersome but she is too unpredictable.

[@lingfengwei7290]

@@vegetablegardengrochzkapus8856 Maybe that's what called "Cocker Rage Syndrome", appeared to single-color red and golden English Cocker Spaniels, they can be sweet most of the time but suddenly become aggressively, it's a genetic problem due to poor breed many years ago when they became so popular. It is sad but nothing we can do about it, I am getting a American Cocker Spaniel after I rehome my 5 month old ECS, because the American type seems to be a lot more sweet and friendly. Since you've been having your dog for 4 years, if you want to keep her, I suggest you do some obedient training, let her sit and wait before you feed her, train her to react only after your command, punishment is needed when she acting aggressively, and reward her with some treats if she's being good. Build your leadership with your dog just like the video said, keep a good and healthy relationship with your dog. It's a fairly long day to day process, be patient, hope your dog becomes to be a better well behaved loving dog.

[@RoccoSpaniel]

Woof 🐶

[@jamesbrowne803]

What if the mother doesn't address the puppy biting just put up with it

[@solom8447]

Mate thanks for the vid, since i got my springer spaniel male puppy ive been pretty frustrated. I can undoubtedly accept thw friendly biting, and i let my dog Do so. Though very often he becoomes way too aggresive, growling loudy and biting really Hard. I try to pull him back but bothing. Im suspencing a. Rage syndrom. He gets tons Of exercise too, Though the situation is Really concerning. What should. I do?i start to lose my patience with him. Its not fun anymore.

[@itsonlysound]

You need to work out the trigger. What moments does he show aggression? I'm working through an issue with mine and his refusal to give up random objects he'll pick up around the house or on his walks. He'll snap as a threat to stop you taking the thing off him. A leave command seems to be doing the trick. Why is your

[@hollybrooke3850]

Mines just started being a bitey and shouty little bugger all of a sudden at 1year 2 months - never had this frommany dog I've owned before Nd never ever had problems training out of biting as a puppy (like he was) before. He's just suddenly become a little shouty bitey (play bitey) demon. Not interested in his toys or playing fetch, just barking at me and mouthing at my hands constantly suddenly ignoring the pain of my fibromyalgia.

[@willathertonspanielshow6381]

Thanks for watching Holly, hopefully our video has given you some good tips how on to tackle the bitting!

[@hollybrooke3850]

@@willathertonspanielshow6381 unfortunately I have been instantly correcting the behaviour and withdrawing from him - just KEEPS barking matter what, been going on for 2 months now, after a moth of constant correction and diversion I tried calming and positive reinforcement the solid seccond he's quiet but just nope. Literally never come across this in any of my spaniels or beagles or other dogs I've helped people with... Never not been able to correct something before - and it's not good for my perm migraines.

[@solom8447]

@@hollybrooke3850 mate i have the exact problem. My springer spaniel is 3 months old, and as you said me. Being patient and positive towards him does bothing. Has your problem been fixed?

[@itsonlysound]

@@hollybrooke3850 Have you tried a spray collar? My previous springer was a barker but a spray collar sorted it really quickly.

[@hollybrooke3850]

@@solom8447 i think maybe you should watch more dog training videos. A very attentive and emotive/sensetive dog like a spinger is even worse to use negative based training on than normal. Maybe it worked quick, but for the wrong reasons and can create a very neurotic dog - not great for a threapy dog

[@davidsmith2356]

Don’t teach it to bite in the first place.. Rough play is a No No. I spent a long time telling mine not to open his mouth when playing, from when he was a puppy. He never opened his mouth to anyone after about 12 months old.

[@thegetwellcorner]

This is very encouraging. I really am trying to stop my puppy from nippy she’s only about 10 weeks old I never want her to think it’s ok, but I’m going to keep working with her 😩

[@intothemultiverse1033]

@@thegetwellcorner when our cairn terrier used to nip as a puppy my old man would hold his muzzle shut and say NO is a loud voice at him. After a few weeks of it they stop it’s just youth behaviour.

[@KC-zg7th]

He opened after 12 month?

[@jorgebedoya8683]

@@thegetwellcorner did it work?

[@Laylanoor89]

I’m struggling my puppy is nearly 15 week old and I’m struggling with puppy biting but she’s not allowed out at the moment As she is still waiting for her second injection of Nobivac 4 she’s had one dose of nobivac 2 and then one of nobivac 4 and she’s waiting for her is injection so I have a few week before I can take her out but she’s destroying everything because you can tell she’s bored. I don’t know what to do I’ve been playing with her but it’s not enough. I have a springer spaniel

[@eileenlocke7877]

I took mine out before second jab I hv a garden to they gt to board and bites me an everything now his fifteen weeks I take him out bout four five times a day

[@ernieirwin252]

You make it sound like every spaniel you see is going to bite. I raised and hunted springer spaniels for years. I don't know where you are getting your puppies. All the springers I've owned and.sold to other hunters I have never witnessed or had a complaint about bitting

[@markbates6610]

Spaniels like children need a nuclear family, to be able to play with dad and get love from mam. Their intelligence allows them to sperate family members. I've watched a few of your videos on springers and I agree with about 80% of what you say, however what you are saying applies to about 80% of dog breeds. On springers you are way of the mark, way way of the mark. Please understand the master of many is a master of none. You would have to be 80yrs old for me to listen to you about specific breeds.

[@tasmxiwslwisne]

Please eloborate, I don't understand the latter part of your post.

[@BazFitt]

You're just saying he's generalizing but make no examples whatsoever.

[@jorgebedoya8683]

Master of many is a master of none, Still Better than a master of one ;)

[@chunkies839]

Too much yapping get on with it