How To Stop Puppy Biting In Seconds

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  • How To Stop Puppy Biting In Seconds. See how to stop a puppy from nipping you. There are lots of views how to stop and dog or puppy from biting and nipping but in this video you will be able to watch in real time how to stop your puppy from biting you. Even if it is playful you should still stop them as when a puppy is fully grown you can have serious issues with biting.
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  • @kendekovacs9187
    @kendekovacs9187 Před 2 lety +567

    Starting from around 4:40 is the part that you looking for. Cheers!

  • @yanami4533
    @yanami4533 Před 2 lety +2509

    Yes this works really well. The hardest part is having the whole family be consistent with it though lol

    • @naiselisor590
      @naiselisor590 Před 2 lety +125

      I agree I'm training our 12 week pup but when I work my family isn't as stern with their commands and training is basically done at a minimum lol so when I get back the pup forgets or doesn't obey them and listens to me only so it's a huge issue rn trying to train her and she's a siberian husky which already tells u she's stubborn to begin with 😆

    • @keancabrillas6554
      @keancabrillas6554 Před 2 lety +2

      😂😂

    • @louisemorrow8014
      @louisemorrow8014 Před 2 lety +28

      @@naiselisor590 I have the same issue it's not good is it. We need to train the humans first lol My 6 month husky left marks on my 11 yr old because she doesn't do as iv said she's soo playful with him and just lays on the floor laughing at him when he gets a bit too giddy and mouthy with her. She's not his friend now lol

    • @naiselisor590
      @naiselisor590 Před 2 lety +6

      @@louisemorrow8014 yea not working out so well here either my 5 hr old laughs and runs away and my 14 yr old just says ouch and better yet walks away. I gta find a new method and maybe get her with other dogs cause she's just not getting it to not bite. She bites soft then hard so gta find something else or another way to get her to stop. She won't even go for her toys either.

    • @louisemorrow8014
      @louisemorrow8014 Před 2 lety +3

      @@naiselisor590 yeah that's what he does soft then hard. He listens to me but if playing with toys he's so giddy and is not gentle. I make him calm, sit and wait. It works sometimes lol maybe they will grow out of it 🤷‍♀️😂

  • @ferlynobrian3399
    @ferlynobrian3399 Před 2 lety +588

    This man is a heaven sent. I was having a hard time with my 2 month old husky and within 2 days of watching his videos, it’s like I have a brand new puppy. Thank you!

    • @rebeccawilliams2410
      @rebeccawilliams2410 Před 2 lety +10

      This is such a relief to read. My springerdale (patterdale x springer spaniel) is biting hard. When we walk past her or when we are playing, worse with my kids and partner as I am the one who trains her so I'm worried she doesn't respect them but she is only 8 weeks old.
      Definitely going to try this. I need a collar first though. Only had her a few days x

    • @obkook7205
      @obkook7205 Před rokem +7

      @@rebeccawilliams2410 A spray bottle might also do the trick, but Will's idea of the quick "chhht" with a little jolt on the pup is a similar tactic. Both have worked tremendously in my opinion. It seems to be about timing (getting it right at the site of biting/nipping) and being firm and consistent. My puppy got it real quick that this behavior wasn't acceptable.

    • @homeandcarmaintenance8740
      @homeandcarmaintenance8740 Před rokem +4

      I've got a 9 week old husky whose driving me nuts with nipping , I'm worried for my 5 yr old kid , but will try this tonight . Thanks for info

    • @stevebrockington4147
      @stevebrockington4147 Před rokem +1

      @@homeandcarmaintenance8740 Hi, please tell me if it's worked.. thank you!

    • @ciasays77
      @ciasays77 Před rokem +2

      This is my confirmation. I just prayed because I’m having so much trouble with my new rescue. When my husband goes to work I become my dogs favorite chew toy I feel like and it keeps getting worse and ruining our bond bc there’s no break from it. I prayed and this video popped up and I just feel like it’s really gonna work. Tried so many different videos

  • @neil2242
    @neil2242 Před 2 lety +190

    Been battling with my sheprador for the last 11 days, and I was about to give up. CZcams recommended this video today - I immediately applied the technique and was floored by how easy and effective it was. THANK YOU for sharing this!

    • @willathertoncaninetraining
      @willathertoncaninetraining  Před 2 lety +16

      YES! We love hearing our videos are helping ❤

    • @anshumeharwal1971
      @anshumeharwal1971 Před 2 lety

      czcams.com/video/5dX2yF5GEow/video.html

    • @darkhall8227
      @darkhall8227 Před rokem +1

      @@willathertoncaninetraining I just bought a boarder collie, Thank you for this it is a great video.

    • @matthewdaltrey4676
      @matthewdaltrey4676 Před rokem

      *mix/mutt. Not a breed.

    • @catacocamping874
      @catacocamping874 Před 2 měsíci

      I tried this and also grab them and say ouched found the bop on the nose stop it permanently

  • @bobbyrosenthal5210
    @bobbyrosenthal5210 Před 2 lety +80

    The active method was completely harmless to my pup and she took the correction near immediately! Thank you so much! We had tried redirection with a toy and that wasn’t working at all. Two or three corrections and she stopped the mouthy and started giving kisses (which is totally new for her!)

  • @KrisHammes
    @KrisHammes Před 4 měsíci +13

    What happens when they dont seem to care about the sound or contact

  • @leadchick
    @leadchick Před 2 lety +83

    Within moments, my 7-month-0ld border collie/pit mix understood the hissing sound and slight touch to startle him into paying attention followed by redirecting the biting and giving him a chewy rope and finally reinforcing that same behavior by rewarding him with treats. The steps lowered anxiety for both of us, Thank you. I'll continue watching.

    • @haleyslife2005
      @haleyslife2005 Před 2 lety

      I just tried it and it works 😂 thank youuuu thank you 🙏

    • @fischecx5020
      @fischecx5020 Před rokem +1

      Our 8 week old siberian husky responds agressivley and growls and snaps when we correct him.

    • @aylabou850
      @aylabou850 Před rokem

      @@fischecx5020 same with our little puppy. she gets more hyper 😭😭

  • @pollehuijsse4823
    @pollehuijsse4823 Před 2 lety +57

    You might have a dog like mine who does react to the correction negatively or your sees it as a game because your timing isn't right. This worked for me: I had a fenced puppyproof area in the house. I would come to her and play, she would become overexcited and when she bit me, I did a vocal correction and left the fenced area... 3 minutes later I would try again. Whenever she bites on clothes, i correct and than redirect to a toy and praise heavily. Within 3 days we removed puppybiting for 99%.

    • @nicholethompson9831
      @nicholethompson9831 Před rokem +1

      I think my timing is off so I will have to try this. I think he thinks, I bite then sit then get treat.

    • @dallas1498
      @dallas1498 Před rokem +2

      Question. Did she get worse and then get better? I tried in my puppies crate she bit me then if correct. When she wasn’t biting my hand in front of her I gave her many treats. But outside of the crate she reacts like I’m attacking her. Wont even acknowledge her toys because she’s out for blood. I’m questioning myself bc I don’t want to make her fearful or aggressive

  • @mahgirl516
    @mahgirl516 Před 11 měsíci +189

    Brandon mcmillan is the most gentle, thorough and effective dog i've ever encountered. My friend and i love the dog show and never miss it. So many times we've shed a tear of happiness just seeing a dog's life changed forever when proper training is applied and they go on to live their lives the way they should. I have brandon's book czcams.com/users/postUgkxK8-VQWpYThx4IC6MiIvb6VS1ebTzzdxq in two formats. Not only the paperback version but also the kindle version to refer to when i don't have the paperback along with me. I have used his methods with my cavalier kc spaniel and turned a non-disciplined furbaby into a companion who has traveled thousands of miles with us across the country. He is a near perfect dog thanks to brandon's methods. I don't get one cent of kickback for recommending brandon but i do it because i love dogs. They deserve to be given a chance. Brandon's mission in life - to rescue dogs and place them in a forever, happy home - is very dear to my heart. I recommend his methods to anyone who has a dog - young or old. I've seen him take even old dogs and teach them. Brandon was an animal trainer before his current mission. His parents were animal trainers. His methods are the best i've ever found. Your furbaby will thank you for spending the money on this book. Don't hesitate - it is worth every cent.

  • @_.seanw._
    @_.seanw._ Před rokem +13

    I've just done this with my dog and I can't believe how quick he picked up on it. Thank you very much this has helped a lot

  • @astrochap9203
    @astrochap9203 Před 2 lety +8

    WOW! My 8 week old Pomsky puppy only ever wanted to bite me and not her toys - Saying NO! loudly whilst tapping her nose only encouraged her. I never thought this video would work although after a couple of minutes of using this technique, she has never bitten me since and only her toys! It's a miracle! Thank you! 😁

  • @PHNX0
    @PHNX0 Před 5 měsíci +20

    Will I can’t thank you enough for all of your vids. As a first time dog owner they’ve been invaluable. I love how you really understand the psychology and communicate that so clearly and succinctly

  • @RealLifeDoge
    @RealLifeDoge Před 2 lety +16

    I've watched a few videos of other trainers and none of the techniques worked. But this is just wow🤯 my lab puppy is so calm and respectful towards me. Thank you🙌

  • @josephdavis4956
    @josephdavis4956 Před 2 lety +6

    He's such a great teacher mentioning how thr touch to the dogs side should be. He clearly loves dogs 😆

  • @leedatsit1799
    @leedatsit1799 Před 2 lety +209

    Love how clearly you describe and explain the process, then carry it out so we can see it. Great teaching techniques.

  • @briartinkerbell
    @briartinkerbell Před 2 lety +37

    I got a new puppy a week ago and this is super helpful, thank you! 🐶

  • @vidvidbiker
    @vidvidbiker Před 2 lety +32

    Great video. Unlike other channels who try and bolster their teachings with jargon yours are accessible, easily understood and pragmatic. Thanks for making them and please keep doing so.

  • @lydiabouts8572
    @lydiabouts8572 Před 2 lety +9

    We've had our sweet golden Sheepadoodle for a few weeks...making progress on the potty training...she slept through the night in the crate for the first time last night with no fussing and no accidents (she and I got 6.5 hours of uninterrupted sleep!! Hallelujah!)...eager to get this biting improved! Glad to see this video pop up.

  • @MoneyTreeMatters
    @MoneyTreeMatters Před 2 měsíci +1

    I have been recommending this to everyone. Works an absolute treat. Will, you are a diamond!

  • @blairmarshall544
    @blairmarshall544 Před rokem +1

    Love this channel just got myself a new puppy after losing my boxer a couple of years ago. This channel and the staffie specific channel have helped me beyond belief. Keep up the great work your making life so much easier for human and dog

  • @AF-sl4rz
    @AF-sl4rz Před 2 lety +3

    I'm sorry but this is BY far the best video I have watched so far on preventing puppy biting. I'm picking my german shepherd puppy up on Monday and I'm a bit worried about his training and your videos are definitely the most straightforward

  • @starsnspoons
    @starsnspoons Před rokem +5

    This was so helpful in an incredibly short amount of time! Thank you so much. Only been a few days off doing this consistently and our rescue is no longer mouthing/biting! Will continue, this method really works!

  • @golferuk2011
    @golferuk2011 Před rokem

    Getting a new puppy in around 4 weeks so i have been watching your videos, I have got some confidence now from your videos thanks for the time and effort you have made in making them.

  • @travistyson2011
    @travistyson2011 Před rokem +1

    Going to start this on our german shepherd we just got from the shelter. 1 year shelter return previous owner said he was too much. Thank you for showing everything with a dog not a puppy and not just treat oriented.

  • @MB-lf8rm
    @MB-lf8rm Před 2 lety +59

    Perfect timing, Will. My 12-month Lab-Shepherd (who has suddenly has become very bold, cocky, over-confident, and inclined to challenge my directions) has also started grabbing at my trouser cuffs. When I tell her to sit she "talks back" at me and tries to grab my hands. I have been re-directing with "sit, stay" etc. But I see by your video it's better to re-direct with a toy.

    • @jlf6803
      @jlf6803 Před 2 lety +4

      Yes, you’re describing my 11 week old Golden. It’s maddening.

    • @themole2583
      @themole2583 Před 2 lety +5

      My boxer mix is like that. He is grabbing anything he can, and he wants to play tug of war...he pulls back as strongly as he can. If we walk away he runs after us grabbing legs or feet. If we offer a toy, mostly he ignores it, as it's not that much fun. Probably my timing was never right with the correction. I want to play with him, as I feel that's when he is happiest. Now I just feel I try to avoid any kind of playing, as he will get so overexcited and demanding in the play that it always ends up in biting. I'm sure we did a lot of mistakes in the first week and he believes now that this is the whole game. That's how he gets us to interact for sure at 12 o clock at night.

    • @maryjosephine415
      @maryjosephine415 Před 2 lety +3

      @theMole I'm in the same boat.. I try the redirect and she ignores the toys and goes after my hands and feet still. So I try the sit command and give her treats (her regular food) and then she goes after where the food is. And it's non stop sit command til I'm tired cuz she won't play with the toys anymore 🤦🏻‍♀️

    • @Janus-fn2uz
      @Janus-fn2uz Před rokem

      "Turn ups" not cuffs.

    • @JayEichendorff
      @JayEichendorff Před rokem +1

      Your dog does not "suddenly become" like that, its called puberty lol

  • @arashrkarimi
    @arashrkarimi Před rokem +3

    Wow dude! I cannot thank you enough! this worked literally in seconds! Our 5-month-old miniature poodle was impossible to touch without having a nip on our fingers. We tried your method and it worked right away! No more bites! Cheers mate!

  • @WildpixFPV
    @WildpixFPV Před 2 lety +2

    I grew up with dogs around me all day. Seeing you connect to them is warming my heart!
    Keep up this awesome work, will share your videos with anyone having trouble with their loved dogs!
    ;-)

  • @Thestashdowndiaries
    @Thestashdowndiaries Před 2 lety +52

    I adopted a rescued heeler mix a few weeks ago. She's around 18-22 months old and she's a lovely dog other than the jumping and puppy biting. This demonstration is so helpful. I am going to do this with her. She's a smart dog so I'm sure she'll get the message. I've been enjoying your videos and they've been a great help so far!

    • @mindthehomedesign
      @mindthehomedesign Před měsícem

      How did it go with your heeler mix? We just adopted a heeler mix that's about 3 months old but she only thought this was play. I used both the passive and active corrections very sternly, but she still thought this was play. Curious if yours learned from it? I really like this method, I just don't know what's going wrong.

  • @ovid5424
    @ovid5424 Před 2 lety +5

    Your videos have made a world of difference for me and my German Sheperd! Thank you 😊

  • @rowku-5249
    @rowku-5249 Před 2 lety +542

    Great advice on real straight forward training. It’s only been about two hours but it’s like having a different dog. The passive method just didn’t seem to have much affect on him but the active method stopped the biting in its tracks after only two corrections. I’m hopeful in it continuing to change his behavior and make playing with him more enjoyable.

  • @radekmamcarz
    @radekmamcarz Před rokem

    I'm an first time owner of Caucasian shepherd. By following your directions my Puppy really change his behaviour. Your advices are clear and easy to understand. Thank you for being here for us.

  • @jmp2990
    @jmp2990 Před rokem +43

    This was just so helpful to see in real time! I have been so frustrated with my delightful but bitey 5 month Staffy pup. I have put this into practice today and can already see a difference. Thank you from Hawkes Bay, New Zealand

    • @ambarvizcarra9656
      @ambarvizcarra9656 Před 8 měsíci

      How is your pup now? I am having a hard time getting mine to settle down as he only gets more bitey when I hold him

  • @UN-dv6my
    @UN-dv6my Před rokem +19

    Thanks so much Will - this was amazing. We were at our wits end with the hand biting/jumping/nipping/herding behavior.
    No amount of high pitched yelping/walking away /correction sprays/bitter sprays on hands etc. worked. Active correction worked quickly and perfectly.
    To be honest it played out exactly like the video. Once again, thanks for this video & the instructions mate.
    I'm going to check out the others as well.

  • @furiousfucshiagoddess7616
    @furiousfucshiagoddess7616 Před 2 lety +10

    You make it look so easy!! We just adopted this exact pooch (behaviorally speaking). She’s adorable but loves to nibble and bite at everyone. Thank you for the instruction. I will use it!! And oh the hammer…I must purchase this. 🧐

  • @user-sj2xt1vu8d
    @user-sj2xt1vu8d Před 11 měsíci +1

    Oh my, just done this with our 15week bitey cockapoo. Lots of praise when he was being good. Different dog!
    We're going to keep doing it, but I feel positive that he understands this!💞

  • @Sewcio07
    @Sewcio07 Před 10 měsíci

    I have my canine lady for 3 weeks now...
    and she started to bite me, jump over me and I've started to be very anxious about her behaviour.
    Your video has helped me immediately. I am so grateful! Greeting from Poland - Seweryn and lady Luna :)

  • @zGLoGiK
    @zGLoGiK Před 2 lety +5

    I didn’t need this video as my 7 month old lab is pretty good now, but I watched out of curiosity. I wish I had found this channel sooner, as these tips would definitely have helped us teach him more efficiently! Great work 👏

  • @obkook7205
    @obkook7205 Před rokem +56

    Best advice on nipping I've found on the internet, and I've been searching! Great context and explanation of what's going on, this quick correction does the trick, and my 12-week puppy responded instantly. Now he is slowly forgetting this behavior.

  • @mariasotero-howard447

    omg it really works. I am sure I must be consistent but it immediately got his attention and he stopped. thank you

  • @krissysauer3023
    @krissysauer3023 Před 3 měsíci

    Knowing the breed is so important. Thank you!

  • @kennygracey8673
    @kennygracey8673 Před 2 lety +8

    Worked with my 10 week old puppy instantly. This is my first video of yours and I will be watching them all from now on. Thank you very much for your help

  • @tingodandyousukgfym1684
    @tingodandyousukgfym1684 Před 2 lety +4

    Works like a charm. We have a 13week old GSD that’s very mouthy! This worked in less then a day! Cheers!

  • @ManL02
    @ManL02 Před rokem +2

    The active correction worked on my 9 week old puppy before I finished watching the video! Glad to have found something that works that doesn't hurt him.

  • @sarahlee3995
    @sarahlee3995 Před rokem +2

    it's actually crazy how fast this worked and I only needed the sound, really. It's only day 2 and if my puppy accidentally nips me (I mean, she's only 3 months I can't even blame her) she KNOWS she messed up without me even having to say or do anything. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!

  • @DefineImaginary
    @DefineImaginary Před rokem +4

    Thank so you much 😭 My puppy was lunging at my face and feet and now she's like a different dog.

  • @chrisprice4658
    @chrisprice4658 Před 2 lety +33

    No nonsense, straight to the point solid advice, so happy I found the channel, cheers bro 👍👍

  • @steveritter4870
    @steveritter4870 Před 13 dny

    It is amazing how quickly this technique works. Only took me an hour. Thank you for your help.

  • @kellifoulstone5629
    @kellifoulstone5629 Před rokem +1

    I know it's only early days but so far, massive transformation in literally 30mins. So glad I found this video.

    • @PorterJoshua-xu9uz
      @PorterJoshua-xu9uz Před rokem

      Hey! I love that you like to volunteer with dogs. I have a terrier named Rocket who is my best friend. What are your thoughts on kill shelters for dogs?

  • @River_the_welsh_rottie
    @River_the_welsh_rottie Před 11 měsíci +30

    Thank you so much, Will 🙏🏻 River is 9 1/2 weeks and I’ve only had to do your biting correction drill once (active correction) and received instantaneous and enduring results. She’s not tried to mouth me or my son since and has become very respectful of personal space ❤ I know that this is going to remain ongoing especially as teething progresses but the transformation has been astounding

    • @KeithWilsonUK
      @KeithWilsonUK Před 5 měsíci

      Glad to hear such positive results, I've just got a new 9wk old pup and she has needles not teeth! I've been yelping to let her know it hurts, but this video is my next test.

  • @andrewpeat6342
    @andrewpeat6342 Před 2 lety +3

    Looking forward to giving this a go with my 2 10 week old pups and watching more of your videos for other training advice

  • @tarnyaattwell4841
    @tarnyaattwell4841 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you so much. My puppy is already improving . Springador with a lot of energy . She thinks my chihuahuas are pups, they are not, and do not appreciate her standing on them, behaviour changed in seconds. Gun dog training going perfectly for husband, but I'm at home all day with her so was struggling a bit. Now now my behaviour is clear x

  • @laithamekir5778
    @laithamekir5778 Před rokem +1

    Got two Labs I am watching foe my brother. One is over a year the other is just under. She is still in puppy mode. However my brother has had hip replacement surgery and a slew of problems
    So while he goes on vacation I watch his dogs because they love me however little miss has a jumping problem and a biting problem. As a rising vet assistant and someone who hopes to open a rescue. You're a hero for the small things you teach. I'm humble to learn dog tactics and redirects. Such a great system in officially testing this tomorrow.
    Admittedly they have a huge anxiety issue and poop and pee in the house. I'll be making a line up play list rescue training list to help teach me better ways to help them be a better dog and to help my brother so he can have two gorgeous and loving dogs I know they can be. Thank you for your vids

  • @fionag8437
    @fionag8437 Před 2 lety +5

    Brilliant advice and teaching, thank you so much ☺️

  • @funwithowenmax6985
    @funwithowenmax6985 Před 2 lety +15

    Can you explain normal puppy butibg vs puppy aggression?

  • @chrischristofis8501
    @chrischristofis8501 Před 6 dny

    I dont usually bother to comment but this is the best training video on utube, well done, you will help a lot of people and dogs, there are a lot of poor wanna be trainers out there, you are the real deal! 👍

  • @sunnyp8612
    @sunnyp8612 Před 2 lety +2

    Me and my gf adopted a rescue Dalmatian last year. He was 1 and half years old. We noticed when he gets really excited he does this. We have been trying everything. Will definitely give this ago

  • @sorciere...
    @sorciere... Před rokem +3

    Oh thank you so much!! It took 3 imes for my 4 month Rottweiler boxer mix to understand( I had to grab her collar) but it's so nice not to have her wicked sharp teeth blooding my arm finger cheek or ripping out my hair!!! So so glad I found your video. Thank you again for sharing!

  • @MattTerrington
    @MattTerrington Před 2 lety +3

    Thank you!! 🙌 The advice in this video has completely changed me & my puppy’s relationship to understanding what not to do 😃🐶

  • @ilianad.9499
    @ilianad.9499 Před rokem +2

    Will, thank you for this video! We have a 2 month old puppy at home - and he was biting us all the time. Your technique works like a charm! The problem has been solved!

  • @EmmaMcDAesthetics
    @EmmaMcDAesthetics Před rokem +1

    This is absolutely game changing! Took about ten minutes. But I’m pretty sure it will need reinforcement over the next week or so. Thank you.x

  • @NickMerceryoutube
    @NickMerceryoutube Před 2 lety +10

    Thanks for this, the training is clear and easy to follow, it worked in a day with my 15 week old GSD

    • @heavenshuskywarriors3473
      @heavenshuskywarriors3473 Před 2 lety

      So nice to see real, helpful, truthful comments. I have just recently rehomed a gsd same age. Just found this guys channel from recommendation list after watching American Cannine Educator Tom Davis. I wish you and your gsd well on your journey together 👍Peace

  • @npop6239
    @npop6239 Před 2 lety +4

    Excellent tip Will! This will be added to my 3 1/2 month old pitbull shar pei's training. Thanks and, shout out from Boston :)

  • @jamesmannion4976
    @jamesmannion4976 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Love your videos. Looking at getting a puppy in the new year. Never had a dog before and have been a bit worried with having young children. Your videos have given me confidence and an understanding of how to deal with unwanted behaviour. Thank you.

  • @integ2000
    @integ2000 Před rokem

    Thank you for explaining things properly unlike Cesar Millan ever will

  • @anyascelticcreations
    @anyascelticcreations Před 2 lety +4

    Honestly, thanks for the reminder that I don't want to go through this again. I just finally accepted that I can't afford to have the breed of dog that I want and was feeling bad about it. Remembering how much I hate puppy biting and hyper disrespectful behavior like the dog in the video makes me feel better. Call it sour grapes. But if I can't have the dog anyway, I might as well remember how horrible puppyhood sometimes is.

  • @Anaana-jl5kg
    @Anaana-jl5kg Před rokem +3

    Very helpful haven’t bought my puppy yet but “training” myself how to handle her!💓🐶

  • @JulyMomster
    @JulyMomster Před 6 měsíci

    It worked !!!! Thank you !!! ❤️ I have 2 kiddos, we just adopted a 1.5 year old German shepherd mix and he’s been nipping non stop. This helped so much ! Thank you !!

  • @greigmarshall7801
    @greigmarshall7801 Před rokem

    WOW!!!!!! This is amazing! I stopped my Komondor puppy from nibbling in seconds, just like in the video. The best part is they still love me (yes I have two of them) and have better behaviour. Thank you so much.

  • @christinesmith4290
    @christinesmith4290 Před 2 lety +12

    You make it look so easy! Have been coping your technique on heel training. Thank you so much, it is going well except he gets so excited when going out for walks he is jumping and biting for the lead. He likes to carry it in his mouth but plays tug of war with me. Have changed to chain lead but he still does it. Walking back he will walk to heel really well.

  • @perrypelican9476
    @perrypelican9476 Před 2 lety +44

    Great advice for puppies. I always did similar stuff. I can attest to it being very effective with varying intensity. Like you said, timing is everything. You have to correct immediately. The worst thing is to correct too late and then the dog will get nervous and confused, not knowing what is being corrected. You are the best. A lot of dogs will be better because of you.
    The thing I don't know how to fix is when the dog is older and was never fixed as a puppy and the biting is much too painful and can be dangerous with certain dogs.
    Do you have a video for adults that are much more aggressive, not attacking, but very hard to control.

  • @melodywoods7971
    @melodywoods7971 Před rokem

    Thank you for actually doing a video on puppy biting with a bigger dog. My dog is 8 months and 23kg, all of the videos I've seen so far are baby puppies that are tiny. I'll see how these techniques go.

  • @michaelellison1109
    @michaelellison1109 Před rokem

    I love that approach. My 10 week old German shepherd is starting to get it. Thanks Will.

  • @barrycollyer9000
    @barrycollyer9000 Před 2 lety +5

    Absolutely amazing! Just worked a treat with my 4 months old puppy

    • @ltandkholbrook9555
      @ltandkholbrook9555 Před 2 lety

      @Barry Collyer how fast did you see results ?

    • @barrycollyer9000
      @barrycollyer9000 Před 2 lety +4

      @@ltandkholbrook9555 I used the passive method and i saw results in minutes. The biggest thing i found most important was to ensure my energy levels remained calm

  • @troyannajade
    @troyannajade Před 2 lety +34

    This is incredibly helpful. I've been redirecting, but not correcting. She's 8 weeks old, so we're still early in training

    • @alegatorale1
      @alegatorale1 Před 2 lety +1

      How has it been? I just got my 8 week old golden retriever and I’m going to try this today!

    • @dropadamate
      @dropadamate Před rokem

      Hope this help with you and your pup. Ours is nearly 10 weeks and has found her teeth over the past couple of days - it’s driving me mad!

    • @leanne_o
      @leanne_o Před rokem

      @@alegatorale1 How is it going for you? My 9 week golden doesn’t listen to either of these, i don’t know if maybe my timing is off or i’m not stern enough. He looks quite aggressive when he does bite, a different level to the dog in the video!

    • @QweenTee815
      @QweenTee815 Před rokem

      I have a 8 week pit and he loves the fact he has teeth now its been driving me crazy definitely will be trying this

    • @PorterJoshua-xu9uz
      @PorterJoshua-xu9uz Před rokem

      Hey! I love that you like to volunteer with dogs. I have a terrier named Rocket who is my best friend. What are your thoughts on kill shelters for dogs?

  • @warsson1
    @warsson1 Před 9 měsíci

    Birty's little stress yawns are so cute

  • @stephedwards8588
    @stephedwards8588 Před 5 měsíci

    I dont normally comment on youtube videos but i just had to on this one. We just got a cockapoo and he was extremely bitey and nothing seemed to stop him except him having to have a time out. Came across this video used the active correction on our puppy and it really has worked wonders!! Couldnt believe it!! Thank you so much!! You're awesome!

  • @reneeb5716
    @reneeb5716 Před 2 lety +5

    Holy moly!!! Literally mins into doing this with my 9week old pup and it's been the best 24 hours! Thank you!

  • @kbushmeyer
    @kbushmeyer Před 2 lety +10

    Great vid. I had my two kiddos watch this and it’s really helped. Love your simple explanations and easy to follow cues. You got a sub from me ✌🏻

  • @CF-mz2dz
    @CF-mz2dz Před 11 měsíci

    I am mind blown on how this worked so fast thank you!

  • @racothran
    @racothran Před rokem

    Look at his body language when he corrects for the first time. Massive difference than when in play and dogs/puppies recognize this. The sound and tap amplify this posture! Love it!

    • @PorterJoshua-xu9uz
      @PorterJoshua-xu9uz Před rokem

      Hey! I love that you like to volunteer with dogs. I have a terrier named Rocket who is my best friend. What are your thoughts on kill shelters for dogs?

  • @gnarbeljo8980
    @gnarbeljo8980 Před 2 lety +22

    I love this. Only thing I've done differently is to not correct at the leas sign of mouthing, only when they use their mouth any other way than super gently. I like it better because they learn exactly what hurts and how to be gentle with their mouths at all time. For dogs with big wide and strong mouths it seems safer in the long run. It's ok to use your mouth on occasion when that's all you got instead of hands but never with pressure or nipping.
    Although this is a big puppy, better to start early. With tiny puppies yelping when mouth gets anything but gentle usually suffices as both correction and surprize. Puppies teach each other that way too. Love your channel.

    • @PorterJoshua-xu9uz
      @PorterJoshua-xu9uz Před rokem

      Hey! I love that you like to volunteer with dogs. I have a terrier named Rocket who is my best friend. What are your thoughts on kill shelters for dogs?

  • @WalkWithWallace
    @WalkWithWallace Před 2 lety +3

    Brilliant video Will, going to try this with our 4 month old Staffy. She always grabs onto people's clothes too.

    • @sarj2640
      @sarj2640 Před 2 lety +1

      Same here, 5 month old stafford. What size fenrir hammer for a Stafford please? Any ideas? Thanks

    • @WalkWithWallace
      @WalkWithWallace Před 2 lety

      @@sarj2640 I personally would get the mini hammer for our Staffie as she's still quite young.

  • @schnatterente
    @schnatterente Před rokem +1

    I love how you act with the dog ♥️ and how you explain the advices ... very helpful and clear 👍🏻

  • @jamesbach2322
    @jamesbach2322 Před rokem

    U are one patient man brother you a role model for any younger dog owners

  • @eaglet2000
    @eaglet2000 Před 2 lety +23

    Great advise as usual. Love to watch your training methods. I would really like to see a training method for a particular dog breed which is slightly different from other dog breeds. The Basenji is considered as very hard to train and can be one of the most destructive when it comes to chewing and biting. In several surveys the basenji is listed as the second to last when it comes to obedience/training. Therefore I really think that you should dedicate a training method when it comes to this unique and different dog breed.

    • @bluejam5984
      @bluejam5984 Před 2 lety

      Basenji my future dream dog so yes be interesting

  • @Missycrissy323
    @Missycrissy323 Před 9 měsíci +2

    Great video! My girls really want a golden retriever puppy. I’ve been researching the breed a ton. I am afraid of the puppy biting stage because I have a lot of health issues and I don’t want to get injured. This video is super helpful and giving me some confidence that I’d be able to handle a pup with good training.

    • @mjmeep
      @mjmeep Před 9 měsíci

      I hope you decide to get a golden, they will be your best friend if you train them correctly!!! Such a lovely breed. This worked incredibly well on my puppy, I hope it will for yours too x

  • @leighwalker3914
    @leighwalker3914 Před rokem +1

    Wow, this really works, I’ve tried unsuccessfully other ways of stopping my 6 mth old Labrador from biting. It took minutes to successfully use this method. Obviously I shall keep rewarding her good behaviour. Thank you.

  • @hrbuck
    @hrbuck Před 10 měsíci

    We just rescued a cute little boy and I am sure he is going to be a big boy once he is fully grown, however he does exactly what this video demonstrates with my my grandsons. Great advice and will be using this to train our little 3 month old. Thanks Will.

  • @chelsc8982
    @chelsc8982 Před 2 lety +5

    This was literally perfect timing. I have a 12 week old Bernese/Aussie puppy who bites as she plays and it’s the wooooorst. I can’t wait to try this. Thank you so much.

    • @ltandkholbrook9555
      @ltandkholbrook9555 Před 2 lety

      @Chels C how's it going ?

    • @naiselisor590
      @naiselisor590 Před 2 lety +2

      I have a 12 week old husky and gonna try this as she loves biting my 5 yr old who is just as hyper as she is and they both Amp each other up and she starts biting

    • @ltandkholbrook9555
      @ltandkholbrook9555 Před 2 lety +4

      @@naiselisor590 we had a go but it made things worse, but she is only a puppy. we will try again when in the future.

    • @chelsc8982
      @chelsc8982 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ltandkholbrook9555 so the sound and the touch for my puppy made her worse somehow, lmao. so I got creative and now she responds well to the snap of my fingers if she’s biting but not acting crazy and a small clap of my hands if she’s in her devil witching hour mood and out of her mind and/or overtired. She’s so young so maybe the touch and sound from the video just wasn’t working for her, who knows.

    • @kase1505
      @kase1505 Před 2 lety

      @@chelsc8982 same with my sprocker .

  • @CB-el5qj
    @CB-el5qj Před rokem +4

    Hi Will, having discovered your training videos, can I say is first thank you so much for helping everyone! What a pleasure to watch you in real time and your explanations are clear and full of great adivce. 🙂 We have noticed the difference straight away with us humans, but can I ask you how can we stop our adorable but cheeky puppy from nibbling and biting on everything else? Cheers!

  • @DiggingCanuck
    @DiggingCanuck Před rokem +1

    My 13yr old shepherd passed away recently and I now have a 5 pound morkie - what a biter she is. Thanks for this...

  • @badroosterrc
    @badroosterrc Před 2 lety

    WOW! I tried your method and it worked within seconds! Thank you so much for your videos have a wonderful day

  • @ThisIsTomKelly
    @ThisIsTomKelly Před 2 lety +14

    When I hold the collar the my puppy just tried to bite more.

  • @vidhoard
    @vidhoard Před 3 měsíci +6

    My dog just gets more excited when I correct him like this. Both active and passive. He bites MORE. I am being calm and assertive, but not yelling, I am not yanking him or pushing him, I am using good timing. I am not sure what is wrong.

    • @mindthehomedesign
      @mindthehomedesign Před měsícem +1

      This is exactly what's happening with my puppy. I tried both the active and passive techniques but she thinks both our play, even when I'm very stern. Curious if anyone has advice?

    • @vidhoard
      @vidhoard Před měsícem +1

      @@mindthehomedesign right?? No one seems to have this issue except us I guess!

    • @mindthehomedesign
      @mindthehomedesign Před měsícem +2

      @@vidhoard I will say that I tried another "training session" with my pup using this technique yesterday, and even though it seemed like it didn't worked because she was still nipping and getting excited, today she's MUCH better about biting. It hasn't gone away entirely, but she's actually starting to respond when I do the correction. Maybe our dogs just don't respond as quickly, but it seems like she'll get there if I keep doing it. I'll post an update if it's successful!

    • @vidhoard
      @vidhoard Před měsícem +1

      @@mindthehomedesign good to know! I will have to keep this in mind! Do let me know if it works!

    • @Sinea_aCatholicArtist
      @Sinea_aCatholicArtist Před 4 dny

      I got a Boerboel puppy today and the active correction didn’t work - I did the same thing but with a flat hand - worked like a charm

  • @LivingWithCancer101
    @LivingWithCancer101 Před rokem

    i love the way you show clearly how to better love our dogs! you describe it so beautifully and i've learned so much about dog body language just by the way you describe what the dogs are telegraphing on your videos. also, your videos are a joy to watch just because of the way you love dogs! please keep making these! You are awesome!

  • @DarrinAS
    @DarrinAS Před rokem

    Thank you! This technic worked perfectly. Our pup is a new dog.

  • @PauiKu
    @PauiKu Před 2 lety +3

    My daughters don't bite, but I'm sure "correct, redirect, reinforce" will work with them... 😂

    • @anyascelticcreations
      @anyascelticcreations Před 2 lety

      I use that with my cats when they get into mischief, too. Lol. No biting, just mischief.

  • @Kate98755
    @Kate98755 Před 2 lety +6

    i tried this on my puppy too soon i think, now i'm trying to be firm but soft immediately....i was too tired in the beginning, she's 12 weeks now, she gets sassy when corrected, i'm really working to praise her when she's calm and settled, and also when her choice is to not bite, hoping i haven't messed her up...i'm really worn out

    • @lucky2bucky187
      @lucky2bucky187 Před 2 lety +5

      If the puppy is 12 weeks, do not give up. Anywhere between the ages of 3 months to 5 months, puppies can be a handful. Honestly, at any age, they can be a handful. Just don't give up.

    • @maudplateau4455
      @maudplateau4455 Před 2 lety +4

      Yeah, don't give up ! It is exhausting, I regretted my decision to adopt my dog many times and cried a lot I'm not gonna lie. But things do get better - it will not take you 10 seconds as shown in this video however - I started breathing again around its 5th month when I saw that all the work was coming together. My dog do not like "physical" correction even minor like grabbing him by the collar would make him sassy ^^ positive reinforcement, not giving him attention when being bad, putting him in another room when this didn't work, make him learn new things helped us bond with him and stopped the undesired behaviours.
      Also: not hesitate to ask help from professionals close to your area and outside of CZcams.
      (Gosh that was a long comment but I wish someone told me that 5 months ago).

  • @RonJustDiggingLife
    @RonJustDiggingLife Před rokem +1

    Seems more for younger dogs that are over excited to me but awesome advice. 30 year dog trainer here. We teach Kisses for redirection and praise them, well also using a YELP! sound to startle. Whole puppy nipping stems from lack of bite inhabitation. The puppy knowing not to bite or power of bite. Singleton pups/small litters or even taking the puppy away from the littler to early all attribute to puppy nipping. Great tips man love your vids!

  • @Axiomatic75
    @Axiomatic75 Před rokem

    I got pitbull/bandog puppy 2 weeks ago and he can be quite the biter. He's 10 weeks old and I've let him get away with it until now as potty training and bonding with the little guy was my priority. But now it's time to address the biting. Thanks for the video, I really love your content.