Stop Your Puppy from Biting - Prevention is Better than Cure

[@MordorGundogs22]

If you like this episode please can you hit the like button on the video and leave a comment! Greatly appreciated 👍

[@sabinebachinger2656]

This is really refreshing to hear. Thank you. So many gundog trainers advise grabbing and putting pressure on the puppy’s bottom jaw to cause pain and stop it biting, saying they will never stop if you don’t nip it in the bud and will continue to bite as adults. From my experience that’s not true. They simply stop when they stop teething. In my view the nipping gets totally blown out of proportion by some trainers who claim that it’s anything other than a natural stage in their life.

[@NigelButcher-ne9cx]

a good explanation of lfe with a puppy

[@carolwilliams3599]

A simple common sense approach that i wish I'd thought of years ago! Thanks!

[@ANNMEE-z1l]

Brilliant information Charlie, thank you so much. I didn’t understand my pup as well as i should have done & feel totally ashamed. If I ever bring another into the family my understanding is so much greater now x

[@rosjierandevelynhall9421]

Your a flipping genius Mordor Dogman . Please please can you write a wee programme for the domestic idiot Orc dog owners ( like me ) …. I love how this is a no brainer to you and you are so in tune with natural dog behaviour!

[@MordorGundogs]

Definitely not a genius, but thank you for watching

[@filipefaria898]

Always sharing wisdom and good vibes! Thanks!

[@gabrielaaguirre4568]

I’m picking up my spaniel puppy tomorrow. I’m excited and a little nervous. Thank you for the helpful information

[@Jacky-zj6ol]

Good advice!

[@MrTony337]

Make sense! Once you take action to prevent/deter your puppy from doing something (like walking away from it), how soon after should you leave it before you go back to your puppy? e.g to continue playing/training

[@MrTranton]

Any thoughts on what age the nighttime crazies calm down? We’ve got an adopted 8 month old pup and currently balancing the training not to bite at “other” times vs the expected crazy times

[@ryandowd2259]

Hi Charlie, please can you help / advise my 10wk cocker dog is lovely for about 2 mins after waking and then the biting starts.. he has multiple sleeps during the day and a good 8/9hours at night - as the day goes on it grows very thin... !

[@shaunjeans]

Ive got a 6 month old springer who is still biting and chewing and then one minute he's fine and the next he changes jumping up and wants to bite your arm off and goes crazy, any help be much appreciated cheers.