Check out this private lesson that we did specifically for puppy biting with an adorable and energetic puppy named Penny: th-cam.com/video/fbP0H0VliTY/w-d-xo.html
When I leave the leash on her in the house she doesn't have a problem with it but she starts chewing on it. Do I get her to stop chewing on the collar?
Yes! I’m the one in the house doing all the training and creating structure but my mom doesn’t really care about that stuff and it gets difficult trying to keep him in check when she comes home lol
I have raised a few pups. I always keep them in crates until they are house broken. I have found the best training for biting is to yelp when they bite. They quickly catch on and are very gentle after that.
Great videos. Those puppies are way calmer than my 15 week old standard poodle puppy. He fights the leash aggressively, bites everything and everyone and is totally wild when not sleeping , all the time. Trying with positive training and these tips but there are very few, if any, moments to reward.
It will get better. Had same thing with a standard labradoodle who turned out wonderfully. Be consistent. Lots of exercise is key so they get their ya ya's out. They can't listen otherwise.
I have the same problem with my 9 week old Bernese. My arms are cut up and bloody. There are NEVER times where he doesn’t bite and I’m getting really frustrated.
The crate was a lifesaver for my puppies nipping. He was overstimulated a bunch so he'd get 15 minutes of fun and then got a nap. Eliminated at least 90% of the nipping.
Couple problems i have with this: 1: My puppy hates the collar and while wearing it, she is preoccupied with scratching it for the most part. My family already doesn't want to heed the advice i give them and this makes them keep taking off the collar. 2: my puppy is not interested in food and even if she does eat, she doesn't seek more... and this while she eats less than the daily recommended amount.
Great video, our puppy is 4months old and we started correct his biting for a week, today for first time the kid got on the floor and he just kissed and walked around. He didn't do any biting at all.
We just got a presa canario puppy about 4 weeks ago, and the puppy nipping was so bad. The tips in this video changed his nipping after one day of implementing them. You guys rock, thank you for making these videos! 🖤
I am so glad you make these videos! We got two puppies, yes TWO, 3 weeks ago and I started watching your videos before we got them to get prepared. I've been able to teach them a bunch of tricks (most in the first week of having them!) and they have been crate trained since the first week. Only the first few nights were iffy, but by the end of the week they were fine. Now at week 3 they know "in" and go right on in! You've made my life easier!! Haha. Right now I am struggling with biting and some potty training issues, so going through your videos on that and looks like I need to tighten up and fine tune in some areas of their training. Thank you so much again, for making these videos!!! Next will be leash manners/pulling and rushing the door 🥴
Momma to a 9yr old pit mix. We recently added a 10wk old blue nose pit bully mix that looks just like Watson. THANK YOU for this video. I was so lost on how to help him understand. 💖
What i do is redirect the attention and focus to a toy or something that its okay to bite on so they learn that thats a better option and stop biting everything else
I have a 12 week old puppy rotti and he is a land shark too. He wouldn’t stop nipping me so I put his collar on and took him outside for a moment. He sat on the grass next to me and didn’t nip me once, then I took him back inside and then put him in his crate. I snuggled him, gave him a kiss and a treat for listening and he laid right down after a few sad looks. Now he’s asleep.
When they get wild, the witching hour, lol. We call it the zoomies. Y’all know what I’m talking about. Starts doing laps around the kitchen, toy to toy, trying to nip you while flying around. She’s right, lock that nipping down. And not even people, curtains, tables, etc. Nah, nah, nah. Especially when the nieces and nephews come over. Then it scares them away. Not having that. Going through it right now. I’ve had three Rottweilers and other pups, and as puppies, I had to learn this myself. The hard, sometimes the bleeding way because their teeth are like little razors. But this is a great vid. Learn from this lady. She knows. 100% agree with her. *with the exception of my 5 year old niece. I taught her and she actually knows to do this. She has no fear. Bless her soul.
What if your puppy needs a harness and not a collar? And btw you guys have made the journey to having a puppy much more exciting and less overwhelming, thank you!
My wife and I do not even touch our newly adopted Shih Tsu because he nips and bites. His body is sensitive IDK. He is a rescue from the streets; we cleaned him up and vaccinated him. I can see why trainers and breeders charge so much, raising a well behaved dog(s) is not easy.
We have a new pug puppy and we have him in a harness, so I would love to see more training techniques in that setting. Also Riley loves to bite our feet and shoelaces.
Awe we’re was this when we needed it haha! Glad another video with useful credible information is out there! May have to post a video with the outcome.
I never thought about rewarding when holding the collar. My puppy just gets more wild when I do it. Maybe I’ll have to go back to wearing treats essentially and rewards when she calms immediately
I wish they'd show training when you dog is not food motivated. I can't even do the "yes" - "Reward" with her because after one treat she is done with food 😭
What do I do if I've followed all your steps for crate training and my puppy still crys during the day when I leave him in there? He's gone potty, played, ate, but when I need to do things and place him in crate, he starts to whine when I leave room. He likes his crate and does well all through the night just not when I gotta get something done lol thank you all your videos are awesome
Hi Mc Cann Trainer, I loved to watch your videos.We have little puppy 2months old .He is teething and sometimes try to bite or grab shoes or our pants .I am afraid of that hopely your videos will us. We love him very cute and behave time.
Love all of your videos so helpful!! Thank you. Do you happen to have any videos on how to introduce your puppy to your older dog for the first time? Or any tips?
My puppy is having such a hard time with biting. She is not super food motivated right now so it’s hard to implement all the rewards that you talk about in your channel. I use lots of verbal praise, but she still doesn’t seem to learn how to be calm.
I saw your comment and I was wondering if your puppy got any better with not biting? I have a puppy and we are doing puppy classes but we aren't going over biting in class and my puppy is so aggressive with the biting. I just need some hope out there that it gets better 😩
I have same issue. She uses her open mouth for affection...not a big licker. I tried their collar technique of holding it and making a ouch 15:59 sound when she grabs my hand. It helps but still a struggle at 7 months old.
We just got a 7 month old Harrier, and she LOVES to nip. Does it everytime we try and pet her. I wonder if she's too old for these tips to really be effective
I have a 12 week old 4 pound little Shih Tzu so really need to use a harness. He bites on his leash so! Well, on everything mostly but especially toes and fingers. You mentioned not playing on the floor but he's so short we really need to be on the floor.. He is learning to stay in the crate as you suggested. Do you have any advice on playing with toys? Throw them? Don't throw them? Etc. Also, you give so many treats. Is that the only way to success?
What kinds of treats are these trainers using? I've gone through a bunch of different treats and most of them my boy isn't interested in, or at the very least doesn't go crazy for them like I see in all these videos.
Will you please recommend bones and treats for a 10 week old toy poodle. And is it ok to continually give him treats for all these exercises. His food doesn't hold a high enough value.
Our puppy is 11 weeks old and he has a major biting problem. We've tried everything. This video was very helpful but our puppy is afraid of the collar and hates wearing it. Any tips? Thank you!
I'm so glad mine wasn't a biter.. she did nip a bit but I just used "ow ow" or "no" and gave her something for her to chew on and she stopped nipping very quickly
What treats are you using ? My puppy doesn't really like the ones I've been giving him it makes training difficult unless I take the food away some time before so he is hungry
I have a 3 month old puppy that doesn't ever nap on his own. I have to put him in his crate to sleep. Even when he's really tired after training, he just starts wandering slowly around the house and won't lay down and nap or go in his crate on his own. Any tips?
Did you ever figure something out? I have the same issue with my puppy and any tips with potty training? When my puppy is outside his crate he doesn’t let us know he needs out only when he’s in his crate
Isn’t it dangerous to leave a puppy in a crate with collar on, for example strangulation? I read that somewhere, so never do so. Maybe it depends on size of dog, mine is a mini dachshund and only 8 pounds now. Thanks
My 4-month-old Australian Cattle Dog is very aggressive and sometimes lunges at me and tries to grab/bite my hands or arms. She is constantly nipping at my feet and toes. I have watched most of your videos on biting and have gained lots of tricks but she still will go from calm and settled to a lunging, out-of-control dog in a split second. She is slowly getting better but I have dozens of bits and scratches on both arms and more on my hands. I use the house line and grab ner collar but that just provokes her even more. at times she is so out of control I must give her a timeout just to settle her down. Later I get her out of her crate and she is sweet as pie and calm and then listens to me. She is very food motivated and sits and obeys when I give her treats, but ten minutes after she is jumping and wanting to bite me. Help, What can I do for the jumping, biting, and lunging at me?
Oh my. I so hope to get this under control before mine gets that old. We've had her for a week and our little angel has now turned into an alligator. She literally attacked me today and I had to put her in her crate. I felt bad because they always say not to use the crate as punishment, but I'm older and have health issues...I had to do something so I could lay down. Didn't get any good rest with her crying and going crazy though. Mad at me now I think. She's hanging with her daddy. I guess she can be his baby...😭
I just got a chihuahua mix puppy, shes 8 weeks old. I cant get on the floor with her (doubt I could get up) so I do hold her on the couch. She does try to get up on the couch even if Im not on it and I dont want her to do that. Also when she gets too bitey and jumpy I'll pick her up and hold her tight until she settles. What can I do different?
We just got a lab puppy from the shelter, and because it's our first dog we bought her a kennel AND a gated fence area. Are you saying that we may be giving her too much free space? (Need only the kennel?) My gf and I both with from home and thought if she has the space she'd calm down, but she bites A TON. to be fair I rough house with her thinking that would burn the energy, but then she bites harder and gets us super frustrated😤
I have a 9 week old yorkie, I have heard that a collar is not good for them. How to get her into a leash? A harness is the best ...but she is so small (34 ounces, 12 inches by 6 inches).
This is a puppy.....his mom goes away a whole day and put him in a crate /bench a whole day.....????? And then wonder why the pup is overexcited and does some nipping. Don't get a pup if you work all day and don't have the time to watch after him. To have the pup take a nap and relax and don't let him overwhelmed by new expressions in the crate is fine. They still needs to get a lot of sleep. A little biting in a not over exciting or hyperactive way is part of being a pup exploring the world. The more you give attention to the biting or react, the more your pup will do it. Because they want your attention. So reaction, and constantly focusing on not biting, is attention.
one big problem i have is while playing with my 4 month old English Bulldog with her toys , she wants to go for my hands and arms specificaly instead of the toy i am holding. how do i help prevent that?
Can you talk about training with a harness vs a collar? Our dogs are Houdini’s and can slip out of it too easily even if it’s tighter, the harness is the way we trained them when they were puppies and I just got a new puppy that I want to properly train
I have a Goldendoodle and she seems untrainable….. the only success so far is potty training. But she bites sooooo hard even when I’m trying to get her to use her brain by training her…… she barely nips my husband. When she bites me I don’t pet her hoping she would learn to not bite. I have a leash on her except when she’s sleeping. I give her toys to bite instead of me so she grabs the toy, bites it for about 10 seconds then bites me again…. yes she has a crate that she loves and runs to often I’ve been training her the minute she got home (8 weeks, she’s now 11 weeks) i feel like giving up and paying money for a trainer, she’s so crazy, 90% of the time she doesn’t sit when I tell her either. Should I give it a couple more weeks and try to exercise her more? I was hoping she might be alittle easier to train once she’s 12 weeks, when she’s able to burn energy with other dogs
Did it improve? Currently have a golden doodle who’s crazy and even with potty training it’s been rough as he peed if he’s outside of the crate literally mid training him etc even after having taking him out to potty. Hopefully it got better for you
Are you trying to get control of the puppy biting in your household? Avoid the Biggest Mistake That People Make With Puppy Biting Training by watching this video: th-cam.com/video/5dNKZ27Fdts/w-d-xo.html Happy Training!
My labradoodle puppy is 9 months old & 60 pounds. He is nipping at me frequently, even when I try to take his collar sometimes. I do lots of praising, he gets plenty of exercise. I am at a loss. Should I try this method of treat at his nose & holding his collar?
We have a 6 month old puppy with bad chewing on hands and feet when we try to walk habit when we try to correct him he argues with us by barking at us, especially when correcting him when he's doing it to the kids. We have been trying to work in this for 2 weeks and he keeps making poor choices ughhh
You have helped me So Much! MY resistance to the crate… is wearing off! The mini doxie stubbornly ways are seldom triggered by positive winning choices. Thank you! Brilliant!
I love this video!!!...we just adopted a puppy and he looks just like him...but we dont know what kind of dog he is...can you or anyone who knows what kind of dog this is...thanks..
@@spatrk6634 I’ve only had him a few weeks so we’re still getting used to each other. He’s friendly and very energetic but he’s really strong which makes his biting a little intense. He doesn’t bite down or chomp or anything like that. It’s really gentle. But because of his strength, and him getting jumpy when he plays, his head gets very fluid and his nibbles feel a little stronger. I have a 2yo dachshund that sometimes plays the same way but he’s only 13lbs so it’s not a big deal. But my pitsky is also a little stubborn so it’s been difficult to get him to redirect.
Hello, i hope someone answers my question. I have a 8 week old female lab and she aint got her final vaccine yet so she cannot go outside. i have a crate (she loves it) and a fence that i put together so it kinda makes her home and "back yard". Inside the fence i put her "litter box" where she goes potty. Now i see a lot of people use crate and lock the door at night, but i dont lock it. My pup goes 1912412 times a night to the toilet. So basically i want to ask is it ok if the crate door is open and she can wonder around the crate and her backyard freely ?
We have been watching a lot of your videos to prepare for our puppy at the end of September can I ask what specific treats you’re using for the puppy to reward them?
Hi there, Ryan! It really depends on the dog, but for the highest value reward we will often use this: The Best Homemade Dog Treats th-cam.com/video/5rVgHLnt4W0/w-d-xo.html Happy Training!
your training seems use just big dogs I have a 11 week old Pug puppy who is smaller than the puppies your using. Is there a video for the nipping and biting problems with smaller breeds?
ive had my puppy for a few weeks now shes going to be 11 weeks saturday... i have done the exact opposite of all this... is it to late to put her on the line and change the way we are doing stuff?
I’ve done the broom trick. you put the crate beside your bed (and move it further out each day) but everytime they cry hit the crate with your hand or broom and it startles them and once they’re quiet then say “good boy!/good girl!” and they will associate quietness with being a good dog. after 3 hits of the crate the crying went away! along with a blanket over the top too
One issue I 've had while doing this exercise with my 9 week old Pup is that as soon as he knows where the food is coming from he goes for that food whether it is in a bowl, or pouch. He goes crazy trying to get at the food and doesn't focus on the food in my hand because the payoff is where the most food is. How do you overcome that?
Feed him in his crate. So he knows you are the one that feeds him. Also helps him be comfortable with his crate. I put the water in the crate too after the food is gone because I want him to learn to relax shortly after he heats so his stomach won’t turn. I try not be too reliant on food/treats and use more positive reinforcement but it is tough. My 9 week bernadoodle is either high energy or knocked out. Never a calm. I just want to pet him and he is trying nip or chew on his leash or me while in the house. I get tired of telling him 50x times a day. Just trying to find a better way to communicate with him.
Check out this private lesson that we did specifically for puppy biting with an adorable and energetic puppy named Penny: th-cam.com/video/fbP0H0VliTY/w-d-xo.html
What type treats do you use? I have a 10 week basenji.
When I leave the leash on her in the house she doesn't have a problem with it but she starts chewing on it. Do I get her to stop chewing on the collar?
I wonder if some people watch these videos who are not even dog owners, just to look at cute puppies. ❤️
Shhh, don't call me out like that.
Me:) I have a dog but he's not a puppy and we don't have biting problem 😂😂 just love this channel very much, I watch all of their videos :)
I did, or used to....and then I got a puppy...🤣
I'm looking to get a puppy but want to make sure that I am prepared before I do.
I used to before I got my puppy 😆
You are the only dog trainer I’ve found showing the problems I’ve got with biting when trying to cuddle and how to deal with it
Having EVERYBODY ON THE SAME PAGE during training!
Now THAT'S the real challenge!!!!
YES-! My puppy is fine with me alone but whenever my mom or sister come over she gets excited AND they put their hands in her mouth-!
Same! Our kids want to run and play with the puppy and then end up crying when he jumps up or nips. He’s 11 weeks old.
correct. my husband needs more training than the puppy.. I haven't been using a leash when he's in the house.. I will have to buy another one.
@@loriennyanzi1290 🤣🤣
Yes! I’m the one in the house doing all the training and creating structure but my mom doesn’t really care about that stuff and it gets difficult trying to keep him in check when she comes home lol
I have raised a few pups. I always keep them in crates until they are house broken. I have found the best training for biting is to yelp when they bite. They quickly catch on and are very gentle after that.
Great videos. Those puppies are way calmer than my 15 week old standard poodle puppy. He fights the leash aggressively, bites everything and everyone and is totally wild when not sleeping , all the time. Trying with positive training and these tips but there are very few, if any, moments to reward.
It will get better. Had same thing with a standard labradoodle who turned out wonderfully. Be consistent. Lots of exercise is key so they get their ya ya's out. They can't listen otherwise.
Really did, i have a pit and the stereo type scares me but ik it only comes from how you traing
I have the same problem with my 9 week old Bernese. My arms are cut up and bloody. There are NEVER times where he doesn’t bite and I’m getting really frustrated.
@@andiwhite6035 get any better ?
@Baily Lawrence yes! Finally. I scream “ouch!” every time he bites and have been socializing him with two neighbor puppies. That’s helped a lot!
The crate was a lifesaver for my puppies nipping. He was overstimulated a bunch so he'd get 15 minutes of fun and then got a nap. Eliminated at least 90% of the nipping.
Couple problems i have with this:
1: My puppy hates the collar and while wearing it, she is preoccupied with scratching it for the most part. My family already doesn't want to heed the advice i give them and this makes them keep taking off the collar.
2: my puppy is not interested in food and even if she does eat, she doesn't seek more... and this while she eats less than the daily recommended amount.
Great video, our puppy is 4months old and we started correct his biting for a week, today for first time the kid got on the floor and he just kissed and walked around. He didn't do any biting at all.
I have a GSD puppy right now. He's 10 weeks old. McCann dog has been really helpful in doing things right with him. Great syuff!
Thanks for sharing this - really helpful! eep up the amazing works!
We just got a presa canario puppy about 4 weeks ago, and the puppy nipping was so bad. The tips in this video changed his nipping after one day of implementing them. You guys rock, thank you for making these videos! 🖤
The McCann’s are an absolute god send with magical puppy powers!! Thank y’all soooo much
I am so glad you make these videos! We got two puppies, yes TWO, 3 weeks ago and I started watching your videos before we got them to get prepared. I've been able to teach them a bunch of tricks (most in the first week of having them!) and they have been crate trained since the first week. Only the first few nights were iffy, but by the end of the week they were fine. Now at week 3 they know "in" and go right on in! You've made my life easier!! Haha. Right now I am struggling with biting and some potty training issues, so going through your videos on that and looks like I need to tighten up and fine tune in some areas of their training. Thank you so much again, for making these videos!!! Next will be leash manners/pulling and rushing the door 🥴
Same
Put leash on puppy she bites it relentlessly she will not cease chewing it or biting it.
Me too! How do you stop the leash biting?
Awwww...the way u rock that puppy when u hold him. I can't hold a baby of any species without swaying either. 💕
I feel this! I find myself automatically rocking/swaying while I’m waiting in line at the grocery store! Mum life 😂
These videos are awesome. We just got a 4 month old German Shepherd puppy and these have helped us so much already.
Another awesome video! Thank you for creating such a wonderful and helpful series of videos!! Great job!
Momma to a 9yr old pit mix. We recently added a 10wk old blue nose pit bully mix that looks just like Watson.
THANK YOU for this video. I was so lost on how to help him understand. 💖
What i do is redirect the attention and focus to a toy or something that its okay to bite on so they learn that thats a better option and stop biting everything else
Great information as always! I’ve learned so much from your videos. Thanks so much for all you share!
I picked up a narrow nylon leash like that for around the house based off of watching your videos. I can’t wait to get my puppy in a couple months!
I have a 12 week old puppy rotti and he is a land shark too. He wouldn’t stop nipping me so I put his collar on and took him outside for a moment. He sat on the grass next to me and didn’t nip me once, then I took him back inside and then put him in his crate. I snuggled him, gave him a kiss and a treat for listening and he laid right down after a few sad looks. Now he’s asleep.
I've had my Border Collie for 3 months now and I don't think I've ever seen him sleep. He's at 100% power at all times.
When they get wild, the witching hour, lol. We call it the zoomies. Y’all know what I’m talking about. Starts doing laps around the kitchen, toy to toy, trying to nip you while flying around. She’s right, lock that nipping down. And not even people, curtains, tables, etc. Nah, nah, nah. Especially when the nieces and nephews come over. Then it scares them away. Not having that. Going through it right now. I’ve had three Rottweilers and other pups, and as puppies, I had to learn this myself. The hard, sometimes the bleeding way because their teeth are like little razors. But this is a great vid. Learn from this lady. She knows. 100% agree with her.
*with the exception of my 5 year old niece. I taught her and she actually knows to do this. She has no fear. Bless her soul.
What if your puppy needs a harness and not a collar? And btw you guys have made the journey to having a puppy much more exciting and less overwhelming, thank you!
Needs? Why not both? Use a buckle collar that's what im doing plus a harness since Bowser will be a service dog !
Thanks Lady.
This was suppperrrrrrrrrr helpful ! Thank youuuu!!
My wife and I do not even touch our newly adopted Shih Tsu because he nips and bites. His body is sensitive IDK. He is a rescue from the streets; we cleaned him up and vaccinated him. I can see why trainers and breeders charge so much, raising a well behaved dog(s) is not easy.
We have a new pug puppy and we have him in a harness, so I would love to see more training techniques in that setting. Also Riley loves to bite our feet and shoelaces.
Im seeing that adding a buckle collar along with bowsers harness is a good option
Awe we’re was this when we needed it haha! Glad another video with useful credible information is out there! May have to post a video with the outcome.
Great info. Delivered very well. Thanks.
I never thought about rewarding when holding the collar. My puppy just gets more wild when I do it. Maybe I’ll have to go back to wearing treats essentially and rewards when she calms immediately
I wish they'd show training when you dog is not food motivated. I can't even do the "yes" - "Reward" with her because after one treat she is done with food 😭
This is rally good info! Great for 1st time owners
What do I do if I've followed all your steps for crate training and my puppy still crys during the day when I leave him in there? He's gone potty, played, ate, but when I need to do things and place him in crate, he starts to whine when I leave room. He likes his crate and does well all through the night just not when I gotta get something done lol thank you all your videos are awesome
Hi Mc Cann Trainer, I loved to watch your videos.We have little puppy 2months old .He is teething and sometimes try to bite or grab shoes or our pants .I am afraid of that hopely your videos will us. We love him very cute and behave time.
Thank you for this. Very helpful
Wish I would have seen this 4 months ago when our puppy was still small.
you are fantastic this is great puppy training info
Why would you keep your dog in the crate for the whole day?
So beautiful. What breed is it?
Love all of your videos so helpful!! Thank you. Do you happen to have any videos on how to introduce your puppy to your older dog for the first time? Or any tips?
oh goodness, I feel like I did all the wrong things with my puppy! Are they able to learn all over again?
Thank you for your way of training a puppy why he nipped and biting
My puppy is having such a hard time with biting. She is not super food motivated right now so it’s hard to implement all the rewards that you talk about in your channel. I use lots of verbal praise, but she still doesn’t seem to learn how to be calm.
I saw your comment and I was wondering if your puppy got any better with not biting? I have a puppy and we are doing puppy classes but we aren't going over biting in class and my puppy is so aggressive with the biting. I just need some hope out there that it gets better 😩
I have same issue. She uses her open mouth for affection...not a big licker.
I tried their collar technique of holding it and making a ouch 15:59 sound when she grabs my hand. It helps but still a struggle at 7 months old.
We just got a 7 month old Harrier, and she LOVES to nip. Does it everytime we try and pet her. I wonder if she's too old for these tips to really be effective
Is 10 months too old to teach him not to nip/bite?
He doesn't do it in anger, just when he plays and gets excited.
Start today!
What do you fo once your puppy does calm and as soon as you let go or relax and he goes right back to it
Crate once pup has been acclimated to crate, so it's not punishment, just containment.
I have a 12 week old 4 pound little Shih Tzu so really need to use a harness. He bites on his leash so!
Well, on everything mostly but especially toes and fingers. You mentioned not playing on the floor but he's so short we really need to be on the floor.. He is learning to stay in the crate as you suggested. Do you have any advice on playing with toys? Throw them? Don't throw them? Etc.
Also, you give so many treats. Is that the only way to success?
What kinds of treats are these trainers using? I've gone through a bunch of different treats and most of them my boy isn't interested in, or at the very least doesn't go crazy for them like I see in all these videos.
Will you please recommend bones and treats for a 10 week old toy poodle. And is it ok to continually give him treats for all these exercises. His food doesn't hold a high enough value.
What treats and bones do you use/recommend? Thank you!
Our puppy is 11 weeks old and he has a major biting problem. We've tried everything. This video was very helpful but our puppy is afraid of the collar and hates wearing it. Any tips? Thank you!
I have a 2 month old amstaff puppy and he won't stop eating leaves and dirt what do i do to stop this behaviour?
I'm so glad mine wasn't a biter.. she did nip a bit but I just used "ow ow" or "no" and gave her something for her to chew on and she stopped nipping very quickly
What treats are you using ? My puppy doesn't really like the ones I've been giving him it makes training difficult unless I take the food away some time before so he is hungry
Some brilliant advise, thanks kayle..sorry if I’ve spelt you name wrong x
what happens when pup knows where treats are in pocket or pouch an gets nippy and hyper only when im sitting catahoula
I have a 3 month old puppy that doesn't ever nap on his own. I have to put him in his crate to sleep. Even when he's really tired after training, he just starts wandering slowly around the house and won't lay down and nap or go in his crate on his own. Any tips?
Did you ever figure something out? I have the same issue with my puppy and any tips with potty training? When my puppy is outside his crate he doesn’t let us know he needs out only when he’s in his crate
Isn’t it dangerous to leave a puppy in a crate with collar on, for example strangulation? I read that somewhere, so never do so. Maybe it depends on size of dog, mine is a mini dachshund and only 8 pounds now. Thanks
I love lil watson🥹 he prolly all grown up now
My 4-month-old Australian Cattle Dog is very aggressive and sometimes lunges at me and tries to grab/bite my hands or arms. She is constantly nipping at my feet and toes. I have watched most of your videos on biting and have gained lots of tricks but she still will go from calm and settled to a lunging, out-of-control dog in a split second. She is slowly getting better but I have dozens of bits and scratches on both arms and more on my hands. I use the house line and grab ner collar but that just provokes her even more. at times she is so out of control I must give her a timeout just to settle her down. Later I get her out of her crate and she is sweet as pie and calm and then listens to me. She is very food motivated and sits and obeys when I give her treats, but ten minutes after she is jumping and wanting to bite me. Help, What can I do for the jumping, biting, and lunging at me?
My dog too😭 I need help
Oh my. I so hope to get this under control before mine gets that old. We've had her for a week and our little angel has now turned into an alligator. She literally attacked me today and I had to put her in her crate. I felt bad because they always say not to use the crate as punishment, but I'm older and have health issues...I had to do something so I could lay down. Didn't get any good rest with her crying and going crazy though. Mad at me now I think. She's hanging with her daddy. I guess she can be his baby...😭
I just got a chihuahua mix puppy, shes 8 weeks old. I cant get on the floor with her (doubt I could get up) so I do hold her on the couch. She does try to get up on the couch even if Im not on it and I dont want her to do that. Also when she gets too bitey and jumpy I'll pick her up and hold her tight until she settles. What can I do different?
Can u possibly make a video with a bigger puppy maybe like 5 months old plus ?
Great Video.
Now that's a cute puppy
We just got a lab puppy from the shelter, and because it's our first dog we bought her a kennel AND a gated fence area. Are you saying that we may be giving her too much free space? (Need only the kennel?) My gf and I both with from home and thought if she has the space she'd calm down, but she bites A TON. to be fair I rough house with her thinking that would burn the energy, but then she bites harder and gets us super frustrated😤
l have a 3 month old puppy and your videos has helped me understand a lot about how to train him. Thank you for sharing.
What should i do if my puppy chews on the leash?
What type of puppy is Watson, he is so adorable. Keep up the great videos, l am learning a lot of new information.
i think he is a pitbull
Great video!! Thank you
I have a 9 week old yorkie, I have heard that a collar is not good for them. How to get her into a leash? A harness is the best ...but she is so small (34 ounces, 12 inches by 6 inches).
Antoine know what breed he is?
Great video, thank you
What treats do you recommend to use?
This is a puppy.....his mom goes away a whole day and put him in a crate /bench a whole day.....????? And then wonder why the pup is overexcited and does some nipping. Don't get a pup if you work all day and don't have the time to watch after him. To have the pup take a nap and relax and don't let him overwhelmed by new expressions in the crate is fine. They still needs to get a lot of sleep. A little biting in a not over exciting or hyperactive way is part of being a pup exploring the world. The more you give attention to the biting or react, the more your pup will do it. Because they want your attention. So reaction, and constantly focusing on not biting, is attention.
I'm looking to get an America pitbull terrier puppy for my first dog,
Can you recommend a good book for first time dog owners
one big problem i have is while playing with my 4 month old English Bulldog with her toys , she wants to go for my hands and arms specificaly instead of the toy i am holding. how do i help prevent that?
My puppy has just started this.
Leave them 😅
Can you talk about training with a harness vs a collar? Our dogs are Houdini’s and can slip out of it too easily even if it’s tighter, the harness is the way we trained them when they were puppies and I just got a new puppy that I want to properly train
Also my new puppy’s name is Watson lol
I have a Goldendoodle and she seems untrainable….. the only success so far is potty training. But she bites sooooo hard even when I’m trying to get her to use her brain by training her…… she barely nips my husband. When she bites me I don’t pet her hoping she would learn to not bite. I have a leash on her except when she’s sleeping. I give her toys to bite instead of me so she grabs the toy, bites it for about 10 seconds then bites me again…. yes she has a crate that she loves and runs to often
I’ve been training her the minute she got home (8 weeks, she’s now 11 weeks) i feel like giving up and paying money for a trainer, she’s so crazy, 90% of the time she doesn’t sit when I tell her either. Should I give it a couple more weeks and try to exercise her more? I was hoping she might be alittle easier to train once she’s 12 weeks, when she’s able to burn energy with other dogs
Did it improve? Currently have a golden doodle who’s crazy and even with potty training it’s been rough as he peed if he’s outside of the crate literally mid training him etc even after having taking him out to potty. Hopefully it got better for you
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Happy Training!
My labradoodle puppy is 9 months old & 60 pounds. He is nipping at me frequently, even when I try to take his collar sometimes. I do lots of praising, he gets plenty of exercise. I am at a loss. Should I try this method of treat at his nose & holding his collar?
Also, is he too old to start leaving a leash on him?
Do we start this training as young as 7 weeks old
We have a 6 month old puppy with bad chewing on hands and feet when we try to walk habit when we try to correct him he argues with us by barking at us, especially when correcting him when he's doing it to the kids. We have been trying to work in this for 2 weeks and he keeps making poor choices ughhh
You have helped me So Much! MY resistance to the crate… is wearing off! The mini doxie stubbornly ways are seldom triggered by positive winning choices. Thank you! Brilliant!
Loving the videos! What kind of treats do you use?
I love this video!!!...we just adopted a puppy and he looks just like him...but we dont know what kind of dog he is...can you or anyone who knows what kind of dog this is...thanks..
What if my “puppy” is a 9mo, 56lb Pitsky? How should I approach the biting?
im thiking the same thing.
but i have 9 week old cane corso
if he still bites at 9 months i failed and i dont know what would i do.
call cesar millan
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@@katuwasa but really tho, he still bites you at 9 months?
i guess it puberty thing.
@@spatrk6634 I’ve only had him a few weeks so we’re still getting used to each other. He’s friendly and very energetic but he’s really strong which makes his biting a little intense. He doesn’t bite down or chomp or anything like that. It’s really gentle. But because of his strength, and him getting jumpy when he plays, his head gets very fluid and his nibbles feel a little stronger. I have a 2yo dachshund that sometimes plays the same way but he’s only 13lbs so it’s not a big deal. But my pitsky is also a little stubborn so it’s been difficult to get him to redirect.
Hi may I ask what breed of puppy is he?
Does it have to be a colar leash? or can we use the no pull leqsh type of thing, thank you and more power!
Great video…very helpful, thank you! I love that tug rope, where can I find one?
How do you correct right away when they bite or nip
Hello, i hope someone answers my question. I have a 8 week old female lab and she aint got her final vaccine yet so she cannot go outside. i have a crate (she loves it) and a fence that i put together so it kinda makes her home and "back yard". Inside the fence i put her "litter box" where she goes potty. Now i see a lot of people use crate and lock the door at night, but i dont lock it. My pup goes 1912412 times a night to the toilet. So basically i want to ask is it ok if the crate door is open and she can wonder around the crate and her backyard freely ?
We have been watching a lot of your videos to prepare for our puppy at the end of September can I ask what specific treats you’re using for the puppy to reward them?
Hi there, Ryan! It really depends on the dog, but for the highest value reward we will often use this: The Best Homemade Dog Treats
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Happy Training!
your training seems use just big dogs I have a 11 week old Pug puppy who is smaller than the puppies your using. Is there a video for the nipping and biting problems with smaller breeds?
Amazing vid
How do I get my wild puppy to wear a harness. He fights it.. I also haven't been using a leash... in the house.
ive had my puppy for a few weeks now shes going to be 11 weeks saturday... i have done the exact opposite of all this... is it to late to put her on the line and change the way we are doing stuff?
I have 2 14 week old Lhasa Apso pups who think they are in the WWE, would I be better keeping them apart to do this training?
My puppy will cry in the crate for hours at a time. Do you have any help with that? The second I close the door the whining starts.
I’ve done the broom trick. you put the crate beside your bed (and move it further out each day) but everytime they cry hit the crate with your hand or broom and it startles them and once they’re quiet then say “good boy!/good girl!” and they will associate quietness with being a good dog. after 3 hits of the crate the crying went away! along with a blanket over the top too
Your advice on a pack n play??
One issue I 've had while doing this exercise with my 9 week old Pup is that as soon as he knows where the food is coming from he goes for that food whether it is in a bowl, or pouch. He goes crazy trying to get at the food and doesn't focus on the food in my hand because the payoff is where the most food is. How do you overcome that?
Feed him in his crate. So he knows you are the one that feeds him. Also helps him be comfortable with his crate. I put the water in the crate too after the food is gone because I want him to learn to relax shortly after he heats so his stomach won’t turn.
I try not be too reliant on food/treats and use more positive reinforcement but it is tough. My 9 week bernadoodle is either high energy or knocked out. Never a calm. I just want to pet him and he is trying nip or chew on his leash or me while in the house. I get tired of telling him 50x times a day. Just trying to find a better way to communicate with him.
What if they just bite their leash all the time.