Puppy Biting? Learn Bite Inhibition Training!

Puppy biting is a tough thing to work through. Let us show you how to help your pup learn puppy bite inhibition! **** Download the FREE Simpawtico Basic Gear Buyer’s Guide here: bit.ly/2dqBljF
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About this video: In this video Ian Stone from Simpawtico Dog Training talks about how to appropriately work on the problem of persistent puppy biting by providing timely, representative feedback. This helps a puppy develop Acquired Bite Inhibition, which cultivates a safe dog as an adult!
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[@valeriepagendarm6376]

This is outstanding, all new and vital for me and Dot who is 4-5 months old. Every evening she gets puppy zoomies and includes lots of play bites which are really painful. Today I applied your advice and the change was immediate and dramatic. THANKYOU. Please do a counter surfing video.👍😉

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

You're welcome! Happy to help!

[@valeriepagendarm6376]

Also. Got the Rok Strap leash. It is the BOMB. It should be called the self correcting leash.

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[@mamaluvbug987]

Simpawtico Dog Training - *This is outstanding advice,* which confirmed/reinforced some thoughts, most my mom taught me as a child thru raising several puppies (puppy play/learning & teaching each other boundaries, especially when taken from parents so young - I learned/surmised recently via interactions between siblings: play escalated to a viscous fight, then back to & remained playful n loving since - one n done!) & clarified some misconceptions (ie, it's not about "teething"!) - *made a ton of logical sense!* (tho I know very well there's a severe deficit in common sense). So glad I found it only a week after getting a 6 week old pup with pointed razor (demon) teeth, lol! 😲😃 *AND thank you SOOO much for being SHORT, direct n TO THE (fn) POINT!* (cannot stand all these drawn out blah-blah-blah videos, generally speaking, which most never even get to a point or if they do it's like 20-200 mins later)... Much thanks & blessings wished for you dear sir, with love n hugs 😇😘🤗🐾

[@deibid2003]

This should be called, "Human training for dog training". My mistakes look so evident now! thank you so much!!!

[@Randomodnar]

A lot of dog training is 100% training the people

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

That's the honest truth.

[@tomaszacharug]

Lol, you are so right

[@BoopSnoot]

Speaking of, I'm sure these videos are helpful to some people, but I have been searching for ages and can't find any tips on how to stop biting my dog. A human training video would be great.

[@tomaszacharug]

@@BoopSnoot how come? There is ton of them.

[@coscokro]

This video changed our puppy training in 48 (semi painful) hours. Two days after watching, we've made tremendous progress with our 12 week old Doodle, who now okay bites with the gentlest of teeth. Thank you 1000x!

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

You're very welcome!

[@alainacallahan5030]

I adopted a puppy that was taken from her mother too young. She has serious issues and biting was a huge first obstacle. Any interaction sends her energy through the roof and praising her was horrible. In a few short days she has learned to slightly nip instead of drawing blood. Its going to be a long road but we have taken the first step. THANK YOU!

[@taylortrent5568]

i know this video is quite old by internet standards but i found it super helpful in dealing with my 14 week old. i had no idea the purpose of puppy biting so this was enlightening. Ian is the first youtube puppy trainer who has actually made sense to me and showed realistic examples. thank you.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

You're very welcome!

[@absolutelyfookinnobody2843]

That first part of your comment make zero sense. Good knowledge and advice is pretty much timeless. Doesn't matter when the video is uploaded

[@lukasz96]

@@absolutelyfookinnobody2843 People of the post-modern social media age are idiots, no surprise here.

[@CuriosityCompoundAlaska]

Oh MAN I've been missing that key step of waiting for the puppy to be the one to pull away and then saying "good!" No wonder the ouch thing didn't work until now! Thanks sooooo much!

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

You got this, now!

[@madelinefaiths]

SAME

[@evetteperales7578]

Me too! I just got a pup who is now 9 weeks and he bites all the time. I say ouch but I’m the one that moves away. This is great info!

[@susanshakespeare4431]

My pup, 3 months, doesn't pull away no matter how outchy it gets. I have tried leaving the room but I am open plan and that leaves him free rein in a place where he should be watched - any ideas?

[@frdm5774]

Likewise.... going to give this a go.

[@jayciedenise]

THIS DOES WORK we have a puppy German Shepherd and he was a little confused at first but he is getting the hang of it and now he’s so much more calmer around guests

[@justinependergrass941]

Okay so I have a GS and he literally couldn’t care less when I make any noises at him or anything to show him he’s hurting me. Any suggestions?

[@mssummerrose1]

@@justinependergrass941 I heard putting your fingertips against his neck tells him to stop... otherwise as mentioned in the video: get up and leave, if you want, resume the playing after a minute..

[@skorpius752]

Yeah, you are training the puppy out of your puppy. It's kinda sad. It is far better to teach them to play nice than to teach them not to play at all.

[@socialmoth4974]

We are getting a GS in a few months, too! I've always loved the breed.

[@doomgrave1]

@@justinependergrass941 updates?

[@augustahay6253]

Our pup is now 5 months and this worked wonders! He had learned bite inhibition beautifully!

[@fjr4205]

This video has set me so at ease I can't begin to tell you. Everything I'm reading about bite inhibition is about focusing on stopping the behavior. I'd gotten myself so whipped up I was panicking every time he bit me that he is going to wind up aggressive and mean. I finally starting doing timeouts because he's really mangling my hands and I am desperate. Someone on Reddit suggested this video - I started working with him as suggested and saw improvement in LITERAL MINUTES. I could cry. I know this is a long process that will take some time and see ups and downs, but this video completely shifted my perspective on the behavior. THANK YOU thank you thank you

[@MelissaPapel85]

Omg this is exactly how I’m feeling right now, everything you said!!!! I could also cry!!! I see your comment is from 2 years ago, please let me know how you feel now with your dog because for me it seems like a mountain to climb and I never thought training a dog would be so hard…

[@diegofelipe2119]

@@MelissaPapel85 how do you feel now with your dog two months later?

[@socialmoth4974]

The last time I had a puppy to train, we didn't have so many resources to learn from, but we did fairly well with ours. With all the free info available nowadays, people have no excuse for not properly training their dogs.

[@stasn3715]

or people are overwhelmed because of too much information and everyone has their own theory which for sure works ...

[@tb522]

Or your puppy is a ah

[@jessicazager28]

I don't even have a puppy. I still liked this video. Haha

[@livvyjos]

Jessica Zager lol 😂 He’s awesome! Sweet comment!

[@timothycurnock9162]

I dont even have a friend but I replied to you.

[@Fl0wers_crudd]

I am getting one soon

[@s.h.767]

OhMY! You have saved our relationship with our almost three month old havanese! The change in using your method was instantaneous! We will definitely be a happier family now♥️ !!!

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Wonderful! I'm really happy to hear that!

[@TheQuiQuestion]

Separating bite inhibition into intensity and frequency is genius. Seriously, this is the best advice on bite inhibition there is.

[@shanden-alexandra9082]

I've paid a lot of money to behaviourists to help me learn how to better manage my puppies biting, and this video explained and helped so much more than any class I've paid for. Thank you

[@ocho611]

i have a lot of respect for this guy and his work. he's smart, thoughtful, and obviously loves these dogs. it's clear he cares about them being happy and healthy. i support this entirely.

[@glittery_cucumber]

I'm finally getting my first puppy in a month and am now on a rewatch binge of this entire channel! Found Simpawtico a year ago when I first started looking for a dog and am beyond psyched to start raising it with all these tips.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

That is awesome! Congratulations on your (soon to be) new pup!

[@mahega23]

Finally found someone saying "out loud" what i always believed puppy bites are normal. We have to understand how the pup thinks and learns. Thank you.

[@keenanmcbreen7073]

lol, the song of getting a new puppy,"ow ow ow, OW ow ow." Those little razor blades!!

[@ms.m256]

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[@fudgefudge8913]

I don't understand why I had to go through so many other youtube vids to find your channel. I appreciate all your info on behaviors as well as why these behaviors occur.. not only that, but you don't have unnecessary bs in your vids and the editing is on point! Fastest sub ever.

[@ieatcoochiebut7095]

Well said, this channel is probably the best dog training channel I've came across

[@MelissaPapel85]

Oh my Goodness! I literally just had a meltdown and started crying because my puppy is hurting me soooo much when he play bites! I’ve organically used the crying method and it sometimes works, but some details in this video like do not remove your hand and reward him when he steps back are a pure revelation! I’m going to try this method asap! I have a trainer and puppy classes but they advised doing the distraction method when you ask your puppy to play with a toy instead of biting you! How stupid!!!! I’ve subscribed to your channel and I’m going to watch all your videos! THANK YOU 🙏🏻

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Happy to help! Thank you! 🙏

[@suecastillo4056]

Makes total sense! Puppies let each other know if they hurt each other... even their mom teaches them this. This guys right on! They do grow out of it and it does stop eventually... work on taking food away also from a very very young age... bite inhibition! Great definition of the soloution...!!! Love this guy!!! Very dog savvy!!!

[@anas.hadidi]

Finally someone who knows what he is talking about. Your tips worked like a charm and worked almost instantly, we got an amazing relief after 2 weeks of painful bytes and pointless timeouts Thanks for making the video all about the benefit of the viewer, and not for promotional considerations.

[@webbLynk77]

Just got a 9 week old pug. I had no idea about this. I was under the impression that if I let him bite me he will be nippy as an adult and around kids. This really changed my perspective and now my wife and I will suffer through knowing this will make him a better dog in the future. THANKS SIR!

[@Sophie-mw8tj]

This is my new favorite training channel. Always clear, concise, and to the point! Thank you for providing easily understandable videos we can follow along with!

[@belyndazolotto]

Mine too

[@candythompson9863]

What I love about finding your videos is, you don't have a new sponsor every time which guides the way you train.

[@Shojuli]

perfect, makes so much sense. the clips of you putting it into action are great as a training guide for us

[@timothyhenderson1914]

Right? I’ve watched some many where it’s just a person talking… I’m here to see results not listen to a speech lol

[@lalavienrose953]

True! It helps in such people like me who is a visual learner.

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

i will try this tomorrow. i never thought of the play biting as a way for the puppy to learn appropriate bite pressure.

[@lynnestokes5931]

Ian-on behalf of at least 12 of my dog walking clients, impromptu conversations with new dog owners, Thank you. Folks love your straight forward explanations, examples, video illustrations. I also am rewatching your videos-appreciating the work learning and learning. Thank you.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

You're very welcome! Happy to help!

[@snailz130]

I'm practicing while watching you and I get it. My Doodle eases up when I scream and leave my hand in his mouth. So cool, glad I found you.

[@ilovelollypop4400]

Im so glad i saw this video. P.s while watching this my dog is biting me

[@shamirankorik3486]

Humpy dumpty same

[@JustDaniel6764]

@@shamirankorik3486 train it then

[@rico2984]

Just Daniel no shit that’s why we’re here

[@LeftSuit]

I've just watched a bunch of vids about this and this one seems to make the most sense to me. Thank you for the top content!

[@mattpensyl1888]

Best Puppy video I"ve seen. THe other guy people seem to like seems to be more selling dog food than helping people train.

[@markoantonijevic9683]

I just came from a video of a certain someone who matches the description and I gotta say you're right

[@Vendumtl]

Thank you!! Sending the video to my whole family because they think that our 5 month old Bernese Mountain dog has a bitting problem.

[@morethandaisysmom434]

This is the BEST video I've found on puppy biting. The reasons why they do it in the first place makes so much sense now. Thank you!

[@courtneydaniel08]

Fantastic info! Thank you. Gonna show this to the rest of my family. Very timely for our new puppy. 🙌🏾👍🏾

[@aleximo4760]

This is amazing! It gave me so much hope and taught me the issues of how my dad trained his dogs, especially the “no bite” and “time out” myths.

[@mofoboogerroro]

“ow, ow, OWW!” So helpful, just couldn’t stop laughing at this part.

[@floricavasiliu8811]

Thanks for this, this was great, really relevant to what I am going to encounter. Thanks from NZ. You are one of the best I have seen on KZbin that makes sense when it comes to puppy training.

[@Caim8829]

Thank you soooo much!!! I was doing soooo many things wrong! You explained much more than other trainers and books I've read. Just started to do all with my 2 months old pupper and started to see changes immediately! I'll keep training her I hope to have a happy and well behaved pupper.

[@gelhouseart5219]

This is amazingly helpful. I feel so prepared. Thank you so much!!!

[@Xarmy187]

Love the instinctual common sense info instead of the typical "dumb dog" "must obey" type training

[@ewouthonig371]

Are you, like me, so annoyed with the "calm and submissive state"-bullshit of some idiot on tv? :)

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[@skorpius752]

Forced compliance has its place. This is standard in military training. Military trained dogs are almost always noticeably more compliant than civilian trained dogs. My own training philosophy draws heavily from the teachings of Konrad Most. He outlined the principles of operant conditioning 30 years before BF Skinner. His methods are in use almost universally for training military and law enforcement animals. Those dogs will never bite anyone unless the handler orders it, yet they are some of the meanest, toughest dogs in the world.

[@MichiB]

can i somehow super like this video? it's just AMAZING and so important!!!

[@skalien51]

Very eye-opening & so informative. Thanks for breaking it down!

[@manoekemprit4769]

The clearest explanation I've ever watched. Thank you

[@Yoopercooper]

So happy I came across this channel! Great tips for the new puppy!

[@danidosez]

I’m here a year later but i don’t care! I need to tell you how much I appreciate everything you do! You have taught me so much about puppies and I’m happy to say my new pup is learning so quickly!! Thank you so much!

[@davidbilbey]

This is, hands-down, the best explanation and advice I've seen/heard/read on this issue. Thank you so much!

[@lisaeverson2510]

This is the single most important thing I've learned about my puppy! Thank you! Thank you! Trying to raise an outstanding therapy dog for myself and the nursing home. Your videos are having amazing results.

[@noemierollindedebeaumont1130]

What can i say more that "this video is awesome !!" ? Thank you so much for making such quality videos ! Thank you too for posting them freely on the internet, i really appreciate that

[@glowski2849]

So grateful for this info, thank you Ian!

[@myacotton6668]

Thank you!!!! You explain everything so simple but yet so informative also gives real life examples

[@twinztas]

I’ve got an 8 week old husky and this video helps out a whole lot! Thank you dearly!!

[@johnshive5548]

This is an amazing video. Much more sense than some of the other videos out there.

[@santosmartinez8384]

One of The Best Video's I've seen thank you!!

[@wolfymommy]

That was so helpful! Thank you! I just got a puppy and I thought I was so smart w all the toys and redirecting. This approach makes so much sense and it’s so much more holistic in that it shows that there’s a reason for everything. Thank you!

[@nitinnazeer6246]

This is the best piece of information on puppy biting I have found on the internet so far. Thank you for explaining the reasoning behind the methods in your videos and discussing puppy fundamentals. I recently got an 8 week Labradoodle puppy who has been biting and me and his crate. The tips in this video worked perfectly! Thank you.

[@BrianByrer]

I am so grateful that I found your channel. I have an 8 week old puppy coming home in about a month, and I've found so much conflicting information about how to prepare. Your channel has made everything so much clearer. Thank you!

[@adso5555555]

omg.. this stuff needs to be taught too every new puppy owner, thankyou!

[@kennycao4438]

My boy is 11 weeks now. So glad I found your channel. I was doing everything wrong and I’m still early to fix it :) Thank you!

[@charliebryer2802]

My goodness, this is the intelligent, instinctive advice I’ve been looking for. So many puppy biting videos on here are misguided and misleading. This is by far the best one I’ve found on this subject. Thank you.

[@kristincazier1641]

The “ouch!” Things has got me annoyed and I told my mom that I’m worried it’s not working and it doesn’t seem helpful but now it does help thanks to you

[@annmariegarko-hill436]

Love to hear Ian interacting with dogs. We should see more of this in future videos.

[@melindagaal-farkas6428]

Thanks for all the useful content!!🙏🙏🙏 Your videos are lifesaving!

[@IraserH]

Your video is by far the best on this topic.

[@scottandlonikula4293]

What can I say, another great video filled with so much great information. Thanks and keep them coming.

[@meloveyou911]

Very helpful! I have 4 foster puppies that are 4 weeks old right now. Was watching a couple videos on puppy biting and chew toys and all that good stuff but your approach makes the most sense!

[@KLeeFMVs]

Just discovered your channel after getting a new puppy. Haven't had a puppy in over 10 years so I'm really rusty on all the training, lol. Very great info on this channel, and I'm looking forward to going through the archives. Thanks so much. Just started doing the Kongs with his food and it's definitely improved his behaviour. Doesn't seem so crazy and seems to chill out for hours afterwards. Such a great tip. Great channel. 👍👍

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Thank you! Happy to help!

[@AbandonAllGoats]

We followed this advice with our dog when he was a puppy last year, and he developed really great bite inhibition. Thank you!

[@quarrymurk]

Finally...something that makes sense. Will be using this technique with my Border Terrier puppy. Thank you

[@eskimocommotion4965]

I watched quite a few puppy videos this morning so i think i can say with surety in my own opinion that you do the best and thank you for the time you take in making these high quality videos.

[@petraharrell1925]

This is so so good! Thank you for not only teaching us about puppy biting, but also explaining why it works! (or not) Very valuable information.

[@El-Burro-Grande]

I found this video in a Reddit thread at r/pitbulls just after we found our abandoned 7-week-old bully-mix. I had my whole family watch it and we practiced bite inhibition training with him. I won't lie, sometimes it was really hard because those puppy teeth are SHARP. But it WORKED. Now that he is 7 months old and 65 lbs - he has a very gentle mouth and NEVER bites hard, even when very excited. This should be mandatory viewing for every new puppy owner.

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Good job keeping at it!

[@momof6in05]

Thank you! Finally someone explained WHY... makes total sense...love the factual delivery of your information....subscribed!

[@tsteinyrn]

I too subscribed.. I know what I'll be doing today and for days to come.... Watching these videos 😀

[@elaineplew1236]

Ditto!!!

[@shylizomynizo]

I’m so glad I found this video and just in time my puppy is only 6 weeks old so we have plenty of time to correct his biting

[@qweend3160]

BEST puppy biting video I have seen thus far!! Thank youuu 🙏

[@cLRoMr]

I finally had a chance to put this into play with my son’s puppy. I was not timing it with him but this is effective training for the puppy. I have 4 senior dogs that other family members, who did not watch this video separated the puppy from them. I took him to the backyard and 3 of the 4 dogs and it worked within a few minutes and he was responsive to my feedback

[@pxmaarch7998]

Im an architecture student and im currently working on how to improve the typical animal shelter to a better and more effective center so that stray animals can enjoy and heal faster. Im also studying on how dogs react to different kinds of spaces. Your videos are very much of a help. Thank you i subbed

[@lostandfound5145]

Ted Castrence number one way they could improve- they need to be built to reduce acoustics. All that cement and block construction to keep things sanitary causes the place to be loud. The dogs bark and it echoes the cats cry and it echoes and the animals get ten times as stressed as they would be if it could be more quiet. I always feel like there should be water fountains to help with the noise and I don’t know about ceiling and wall construction much or how helpful baffling is, or soundproofing that is cost effective-but in my kennel experience (20 yrs) this is one of the biggest issues next to sanitary and quarantine issues for health

[@IrashiAkane]

Thank you for this explanation and demo! Really helped. I was trying to stop it altogether but now I know I've been doing it wrong.

[@martinrodgers6114]

Excellent presentation. THis is the best I have seen on this subject.

[@SusanPitman]

I have shared this video with dozens of people. It’s harsh and to the point. It 100% helped me and my puppy.

[@mdy4398]

amazing, it is working for my puppy, Thanks

[@eleonoraspedale3850]

This is amazingly useful and sooo right!!!!! Makes sense from every point of view... Thank you for spreading knowledge that’s so important for our dogs health and future 😍🙏🏻

[@paulinekehoe9016]

This has got to be the BEST advise I have been given to date, with my 10 month old puppy. Contrary to all other videos even from 'experts'. You portray an in depth knowledge of dogs' physic. Thank you so much 💯🐾🐕‍🦺

[@somarvelis]

This was immensely helpful! Thank you!

[@malongfan840]

By far,this is the best video on the internet that addresses and explains why puppies bite and how to handle it. I have used the techniques in this video on my 9 weeks old German Shepherd puppy who is now 14 weeks and it worked wonders. I now have a very well behaved Strong pupp when it comes to biting.

[@jacksonlow4368]

Amazing video. Not only is it constructive, it is also very systematic, logical and well thought out. Now I know what to do with my 3 mths old corgi :)

[@loganfury9720]

Amazing lessons for dog owners. As a new owner, I'm just now going through your series of instructional videos, and they are among the best on the net. The missing piece of praise along with the loud "ouch" when mouthing stops is golden information that I don't recall receiving anywhere else. My puppy is one that wakes me every early morn with excited mouthing, and I'm now looking forward to these incidents as more confidant teachable moments with the complete solution in hand. Thank you :)

[@wontonanimation]

This was by far the best video on this topic I could find

[@jonathanleitch6176]

I can’t wait for him to wake up to try this.

[@nunbinbanbu]

Lol, me too, I'm waiting for mine to wake up too, he just slept after me and my bro were trying to play and were getting bitten instead, he becomes much worse after eating cause he gets so much energy. The best time to do something with my dog is when he's sleepy because then, he isn't in the mood to bite anyone so he just calmly rolls with the flow

[@erincoyne9304]

This makes the most sense! I love that you really explain the dog psychology here. So glad I found this while puppy is only 9 weeks old! Thank you.

[@athenamin1614]

Your videos are super super helpful! Thank you so much for these informative videos. Keep going!❤️❤️❤️

[@No_Frills_Carnivore]

Thank you 🙏🏾❤️ shared this with the rest of the fam xxx and subscribed!

[@altheawarren729]

Thank you SO MUCH. So many aspects of this have made me a better human to my puppy. It truly can be overwhelming, but education and perserverence pay off exponentially!❤🐶❤

[@lisawalters5482]

Extremely helpful. My dog is 5 months and we haven’t made much progress in this behavior. Thanks for the great tips. 👏🏻👏🏻

[@BTGames54]

Excellent video. Most other vids on puppy biting are trash and show fully trained dogs. Very logical and intuitive material here!

[@SimpawticoDogTraining]

Thank you very much!

[@glengardiner3301]

Truly professional and phenomenal advice! I have never before had the aspect of poppy-biting explained with such depth and expertise. Excellent video, thank you! :D We shall from now on be much better equipped to assist our four months old Koda on his way to ABI :D

[@MrTrentonjs]

Got my sub. Been looking for puppy training videos that give me real useful info. I’ve worked with dogs for years so I know snake oil sellers when I see them. This was straight forward with no cutesy nonsense. Thank you!

[@llaflamme2002]

Best advice EVER!! I've been so disheartened after 2 days with a newly adopted 3 mo. old. Vague or just bad advice is plenty. This is actionable, logical steps you can build on.Thank you!

[@dustyspokes]

Thank you, this was the most informative video on puppy biting I've watched!

[@luisargollo184]

You basically changed my entire game plan with my puppy! Thank you!