How To Stop Your DOBERMAN BITING
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2020
- How To Stop Your DOBERMAN BITING. Dobermans are a popular breed and many people are looking to get a German Shepherd puppy. However if you have one and they are biting this can be a difficult situation so today you can learn how to stop your Dobermans biting.
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Thanks for the advice. I just got my Doberman 2 weeks ago. He's 18 months old and this issue of biting is a issue. I will implement your advice. Thanks again 👊🏾
I’m so glad I found your videos. We just got our puppy this week and am looking forward to learning how to properly train him.
What an awesome informative video! I really love how you explain the reasoning and why something works. I have seen many videos on this topic, but was never made aware of the body language aspect. I suspect this will be useful for any correction, even outside of biting. I will be getting my doberman puppy soon and these videos are helping me prepare so much! This has been one of the best videos I've seen so far.
Just got my pup 5 days ago he's 8 weeks old and loves to bite while playing im going to start doing this now with him he's a very smart dog already knows sit and stay and almost potty trained
Thank you guys im onto my third Doberman pup and puppy biting video is very useful. Cheers guys
Great advice ! I have a 16 week old female Doberman and this method worked a treat.
Great to hear!
Great info!
I've had my nine-months old Dobie since he was seven weeks, and I have raised and trained five Dobies and have never had this issue, but Guinness (yes named after the stout brew) still bites. As a puppy I did everything you and every other trainer has said such as acting hurt and changing my mood, replacing my hand or arm with a toy, walking away or out of the room, etc., but nothing works, and he, at nine months now, is still play-biting with me. For me, it's not that big of an issue, for I am a rough-housing type guy (former Navy SEAL), but I do not accept my Dobie, any of them, to put their mouths on me unless I ok it, and they release on my signal, immediately. Guinness is an outstanding boy in most every way, but this is unacceptable. The worst part about all these videos, is they teach only for "puppies." I want one for older puppies (mine, nine months old). An no, treats don't work either, for he is not food interested. I could go on, but this is the jest.
Sir hiii....This is Pravin from India Maharashtra...I have same problem with my seven month male doberman.he is continuously biting my hand ,my legs while playing or walking & jumps over me all the time..it's is getting difficult to me to live with him..my family is also not happy with his behaviour...pl suggest to make him good dog & act as mature n loving kind dog...pl help...
same here need to get my 10 month old puppy to stop, it’s never aggressive but she tends to do it when she has pent up energy, it usually goes in hand with her jumping on me
@@pravingosavi2912 hello
Have your issues resolved yet?
It's an year since you guys commented.
Please share your experience
@@satviksoni8499 sir ..now my dobby is about 17month old...he has became very aggressive.he suddenly attack on me or family member when we try to feed him or try to tie him.pl help.we are very attached with him.sbd and don't want to sale him.pl suggest
@@pravingosavi2912 hello pravin
Felt horrible to know that. Have you tried taking him to a professional trainer
I'm from bhopal, India btw
Good information
Great tips let's see if they help!
Great video
Omg thanks so much for this video. I have a half Doberman and half boxer puppy 8 weeks old.He has more Doberman traits. I am so frustrated with the puppy biting and I will definitely try this. I thought I exercised him but I think not long enough because he prefers to lie in the grass and not walk. I will try to run around with him in the park more and follow your instructions. Thanks 🙏
Thanks fo watching! How is it going?
First of all thank you for understanding the owner perspective. This was a great video I appreciate the advice. Lexy is my second doberman and she is a female. Blue my male had no nipping and biting issues but lexy my female will not QUIT.
Glad it was helpful!
Is it best to redirect first and if that doesn't work, then do a correction ? If that doesn't work do you recommend leaving the room..I don't like to leave the room if it shows weaknesses. Also would you use a correction spray or would you totally be against those...thanks we have a 12 week old dobe
I am SO pleased about what you’ve said regarding exercise. I’ve got a 16 week old dobie, he’s amazing and his mouthing has significantly decreased over the past couple of weeks so just watching out of curiosity really. That said, I’ve seen a lot of judgement being passed on dobie owners (particularly first timers like me), in the dobie community about exercising and ‘over exercising’. I use the 5 minute rule per month as a general rule of thumb but I definitely go off my boy and his behaviours more - he would not be content with 1 20 minute walk per day, particularly when his ‘walking’ is 90% sniffing around and observing! Fab video as always! :)
Really glad you found our video helpful for your pup! Hope all is going well getting him settled
HI guys! I love your channel and I am taking note on everything with our new baby Dobbie girl, Arwen. At just 10 weeks she's biting a lot... yes. I agree, we need to get her more exercise, but the vet said that she can't go out of the house until the next vaccine which is in about 3 weeks. We've had her for 2 weeks. My question is: should every member of the family have that stance of authority and leadership when she bites? Sometimes my children forget to do it and simply yelp and push her away... she's very strong willed and I fear that everything I try gets (unintentionally) sabotaged by them? Please help!
How many times is he gonna let us know that he’s a “K9 Behaviorist” LOL
I have an 11 month old Doberman pup that has been an amazing pet full of intelligence and loyalty so far. I also have a maltese and mini aussie. Thanksgiving ended with my overstimulated pup nipping at a 5 year old guest after doing her high pitched play bark. She left a mark but didn't break the skin. She plays too rough with the smaller Aussie sometimes by grabbing scruff and nipping. I'm watching this video now, getting the reassurance that I needed that this is something I can correct. We do not have children and therefore, she does not know she cannot play with kids the same way she plays with our aussie. Time for "Leader Will" to come out!
Thanks for watching! It's great to hear our videos are helping you ❤️
@@willathertondobermanshow2380 It's only been a few weeks and I have seen massive improvement in my pup's play nipping by consistently correcting and redirecting her to a toy. Also, the increase in exercise has been THE key to this magic! I took her back over to the farm this weekend with same kids that were at Thanksgiving and they played correctly and peacefully alllllll day long! My pup just had some extra angst that me the owner needed to address. Thanks!
Hello Will, can you recommend a good and reasonable European Doberman breeder in the USA?
My son has a Doberman and jus recently the dog bit him in his face they where play wrestling and the fog bit him really good how do we fix it or is there no way of coming back from that plus he has 2 small children and two older children and we are scared he will bite them one day too please help
Thanks, using this now with my new 8 week old male Dobbie.
Hope all goes well!!
@@willathertondobermanshow2380 so far so good! I plan on checking out some of your courses.
@Fenrir love your channels I just found your Dobie specific channel yay!
8 month old female littermates mixed Doberman & Argentinian Dogo.
They due to pent up energy I'm sure will engage in extremely aggressive fights and when my partner and I intervene 1 girl will continue to show teeth and then bite sometimes with verbal complaints in response to humans verbal commands. Granted the bite has constraint, as it is no where near the potential these girls mouths have. But still unacceptable and at a loss. She's not going anywhere I just don't want this to be what our pack does.
Will this work with older puppies? I have a 7 month old European Doberman and he still bites so much. He’s my first dog ever so I’m new to this pack leader thing. He at least will become more gentle if I say no but I have to repeat no over and over for him to stop or I have to get really serious with him. At what age do I need to worry about this behavior?
NObody knows shit here. They came to surf AAA batteries and decided to drop comments in a doberman video. It hardly looks like even the video poster knows.
My puppy almost challenges me saying no like he’ll bark back and argue to my stern nos. I’ve tried that I’ve tried the neck scruff pull, the hand over the muzzle and nothing works. I tell him no then two minutes later he’s back to biting again like he thinks I’m joking or something. He’s 8 weeks is this just normal?
11:28 is good stuff!
I have a 9 wk old female Dobie who was driving me nuts with her chewing on me. After watching your vid. I was determined 2 b absolutely consistent every single time. In just 2 days, I have seen a huge improvement. Now I can actually pet my puppy without being gnawed on. This has vastly improved r relationship. Thanks.
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 This is what we love to hear! So good that with consistency you're seeing such a turn around so quickly! Hope things continue to go well with training, you're well on your way to having the perfect canine companion!
Is the doberman a small medium or large or giant breed. Ofcourse i know its not a small breed. But nobody seems to know the answer. The internet says its a handy economy family pack breed....LOL. Does anybody actually know anything ?
i have a 4 month old female doberman but she just wouldnt stop biting ty for your help
You're so welcome, hope training has gone well!
I have a 10 week old Dobie and I ended up using a spray bottle to the face! She may become desensitized to it soon tho. I believe that dobes as puppies have less instinct to not bite on people. I mean that is what they are born to do after all. I think that is why dobes are the mouthiest breed alive as puppies. They do overcome it tho. Love Dobies so much❤
I have a 2 months female doberman it keeps on biting things and us will it change as it grows up . Please reply sir !
yes it is
@@jkcoldie its been one year man .thnx for replying .now she has changed, she gave birth to 11 puppies shes 1 yr 8months old now she dont bite us now
My Dobbie is 5 months old female. She is extremely smart and understands everything that is going around. But whenever I unleash she starts running everywhere and when she crosses me she jumps on me and bites me and pulls my dress aggressively which is very scary which is why I have stopped unleashing her more often. I am really scared about her this behavior cuz despite of this behavior I make sure she plays for 1 hour everyday but I see no change in her biting behavior. And, also I make sure to giver her a command whenever she bites. But nothing seems working on her which is annoying and frustrating at the same time. And, she jumps on everybody who comes close to her be it out of affection or aggression. If someone can help me or give some tips how to deal with this situation. Thank you in advance.
Hopefully our video has helped, if you have a serious behaviour concern we'd recommend looking for a local training that is able to help and see the behaviour in person.
Please help !!! My 3 month old female Doberman.... snaps and growls at me when I pick her up when it gets to rough when playing with my Husky... she even goes after my kids ... i ready to give up on her .... she’s So ingressive and so young . What do I do??? Please help
Hey Natalie, thanks for watching our video. You might want to check out our video looking at puppy aggression on one of our other channels: th-cam.com/video/O9uzeqJ5Hhg/w-d-xo.html&pbjreload=101
We have a 10 week old male Doberman and I’m really struggling with this.. he’s fine with me and my partner but he will not stop biting our 4 year old son and it’s becoming a real problem.. my son will now not leave the safety of the sofa whenever the pup is around.. help 😫
I think your dobbie is making your child as a playmate. Btw, how is your dog now?
Here we can comment, whew!
Will it work on a 7 months Doberman?
If you're consistent and clam you can train any any age dog!
I had to stop watching the video he just keeps talking and not getting to the point reminds me of my x
Totally agree the guy can chew the ear off a donkey and never seen so much time wasting and upselling on a you tube channel ever!
No amount of redirection or verbal correction is working for our 10 week old. It usually happens after a few hours of being awake and going back in the crate is the only thing that will stop her, short of pinning her on the ground so she'll stop, but she will get eight back up and do it again after that. I want to be careful about not being too harsh with corrections with her but the biting is frustrating. She can't be out of her pen at all unless you 100% are giving her attention or you'll end up with a bite.
I’ve noticed they also get more bitey when tired. They get really amped up but don’t know how to turn it off, encourage her to go in her crate regularly and take naps
So would you recommend taking an 11 week old dobie on a walk?
They need all 3 sets of shots before you take them anywhere
Start watching at 11:30
Is biting/nipping and mouthing considered the same. That is, should the puppy never have your fingers or hand in his mouth?
Hey Marsha, thanks for watching! We'd recommend trying not to let your puppy mouth as it can easily turn into biting. It's best to let them have toys they can chew on instead of your fingers 😊
Don't worry. Just keep reinforcing that biting is not okay and divert their attention to something else. Eventually your dobie will grow out of his nipping habit! At least mine did.
Eventually as in how long?
@@T2HeadedEagle You will notice a significant drop in the nipping habit in the first few weeks itself. But for the habit to completely go away, it'll take around 2-3 months until they grow out of that teething phase.
Is your dobbir a female or male? And how old is it now?
@@julmariebolotaolo3463 My dobie is a male and he's 2 years old
He doesn’t bite me but he bite my kids
Just get to the point man!!
Start watching 11:30
Pics would have been nice not just talking 😮
17 minute video with a whole bunch of talking and yet zero useful info. If you guys are looking for training tips with your Dobe get doberman specific Trainer, who is familiar with the breed. Dobermans are a bit different. Verbal corrections do not work with Dobermans and unfortunately the longer you let this behavior go on the worse it’ll get. Redirection and distraction are a path to disaster. The only thing that works is correction and it’s not verbal. When they bite you and you make sounds, you are just seen as a squeaky toy. The more they bite the more you squeak the more fun it is . Don’t waste your money on his webinars or whatever. He has no idea what he’s talking about. He might be able to train a Chihuahua but not a Doberman.