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Aggressive Puppy: Biting, Growling, Towards Owner and Other Dogs
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- čas přidán 10. 10. 2021
- Aggressive puppies are rare and most of the time it's a puppy just being playful - biting and growling from excitement, rather than true aggression.
But that doesn't mean they don't exist. Some puppies do have aggression towards owners, strangers, and/or other dogs.
In this video, dog trainer, Alex Writz, discusses puppy aggression and what you need to do if you have an aggressive puppy on your hands.
Be sure to check out in-depth article on puppy aggression at our website: www.houndgames...
Wow that was absolutely no help at all!
there’s no such thing as puppy aggression. They can’t even truly learn aggression until they are 9 months to a year old. Anything before that is not serious aggression. It’s puppy nonsense. Shouldn’t be even going to a trainer before at least eight months unless you have a dog that is seriously playing too rough with one of your other dogs and even then you’re gonna have to retrain it after the 8-9 month mark. When the puppies brain is developed enough to understand things and be serious. Most trainers would probably love you to bring a dog to them at three four or five months so you’ll have to bring them back at eight or nine months but those are bad trainers only wanting the money.
@@nickpowell7432 I have three puppies, all three are siblings, one is really aggressive towards the other two puppies. Like she starts fights which end up in blood. If not aggression then what? Like they are just 3 months old, but the fights (which she starts) are bad
OMG YES! Glad im not the only 1 who thought so lol
This video sadly doesn't advise how to deal with aggression, just tells us what it is.
Absolute waste of time
thanks for saving me the time lol
@@robh3702 Thank you for saving my time
My 5 months Border Collie sometimes growls and lifts her lips when she eats (on me ) not always but its the ony agressive behawior. Im confused because i don't know whats in her head in that moment and how to learn her to stop.
I have her for 3 months from now and Broad her she was only 9 weeks old about week later that Behavior starts too happend for the first time.
So i went too behawiorist for advice and he said that i have too feed her from my hand. It Works but not always if she chew a bone or find some thing too eat on walk she snaps sometimes.
Im confused because its not regiular that she is overprotective when it comes for food. I'll be very greatefull for advice
I have a 5 month old Boston terrier puppy who does not come from a history of aggressive dogs to my knowledge I know a few people with dogs from the same breeder all are fine. I don’t think my puppy is “aggressive” I think he’s stubborn and he is alpha. When you say no, or raise your voice it just makes him bite more and jump in my face. But I fully think he has 0 bite inhibition and he wants to play, I just don’t know how to teach him to be gentle because right now nothing seems to work. I’ve watched so many videos on puppy biting and don’t find anything that has worked.
@@filmsta5sixtoosie Hi, unfortunately no not really. My dog is 15 months now and is still quite aggressive when it comes to playing or demanding attention. I have been using a shock collar with a vibrate and beep function and every time he gets too aggressive I press the vibrate button for the collar and it stops. I’ve only ever had to shock him a handful of times. I also will be enrolling him into a behaviour training class with a reputable trainer. I think I made a lot of mistakes when he was really young so if your pup is only 8 weeks I’d get on top of it now, especially for a pitbull, once’s he’s full grown that could be dangerous.
I have a nice beagle puppy but sometimes gets aggressive when he’s too playful. He growls at us and bites when he doesn’t want to be picked up or wants his way. He also bites my older beagle a little too much when they play too much. I don’t see him stiff but I worry about some of his behavior sometimes.
Hi Staphanie, it can definitely be a worry. It's important to persist with ending play as soon as your puppy shows unwanted behavior. Turning your attention away. If they bite too hard, yelp and stop play. It's also important to not yell or discipline growling, as this will be a warning sign going forward for you. You don't want to remove the warning sign. I'd also recommend you find a dog behaviorist to help you if the behavior worsens or continues.
Hi Stephanie, my new puppy is exactly the same. How is your dog doing now? Is it improving?
Hi @stephanie. My lab puppy does the same. He's just 2 months and I'm afraid what he'll do when he'll grow up.
@@srajat how is your puppy now?
@@PlainAndChelsea he’s a very disciplined boy now. It’s just me who used to overthink a lot. With age, come maturity and understanding. He eventually understood that what he has to bite, eat and how to actually deal with people. I mean he’s the calmest dog ever whenever there are children around him and shouting in joy and doing everything to get him excited. He understands commands and knows the meaning of ‘No’. Don’t worry. Love your pet, give him his time and space, teach him good things, bond with him and he’ll definitely grow up to become a good boy.
Hubby bought me a terrier mix rescue for Christmas and has become extremely aggressive. Even after waking up, goes for a pee and goes from my slippers and toes. I have puncture wounds on my fingers, calves and toes. Should I be worried? Not sure what to do.
Leaving him on the leash works but he’s destroyed one leash and about to demolish his harness.
Help!
Hello. My dog has recently started to be aggressive, growl and air bite when another dogs comes over to me. She will play with them absolutely fine but if they come near me to say hello, she becomes very protective/aggressive. Any advice?
We have a 9 month old puppy who shows fear aggression when on a leash to strangers not dogs. He will jump and air bite. I think it may have to do with how he plays with his older brother. We are take steps to correct this first inside of the house.
Hi- I worry about my dog. He snapping at me and my roommate when we tell him to sit, lay down, and stay. He showed his teeth a few times too. How can I get him help. He is almost 10 months old
I have a 4week old part chichuahua and she plays growls and bites already. In trying to give her affection and more attention. She is teething, so that may be part of it.
Often normal puppy growling and teething is misinterpreted as aggression. If your puppy has a loose and wiggly body during their growling or biting, it's likely normal puppy behavior. If they bite too hard, make a cry noise and stop the game.
QUESTION - My baby (Argentinian Dog-American Staffordshire-Bulldog & other cross) rescue now 4 months old adopted aged just 6 weeks is incredibly affectionate, obedient, sensitive, a sweet little love (she will be a giant probably) has been totally adopted by my other little one, Ruby, aged 18 months, Boxer-Poynter etc cross. They are very very close indeed. MY PROBLEM for the last week is that my puppy has started flying into a biting rage (no exaggeration) & attacks the cat & also her adoptive Mother Ruby if they approach her dish when eating. This is complely new behaviour. What should I do to calm her/stop her doing this ?
Did you ever cure her of this? Feeding them in seperate rooms might help.I would watch a video on that specifically.
My dog winnie knows humans and is a sweet dog but when it comes to other dogs she try’s and bites them and attacks them. what should I do? She is 1 years old and she is stiff when around other dogs. and her legs are lunges forward and she growls and barks and snaps and isn’t good around other dogs she is a pear bread Boston terrier
My silver terroir and hes 4 months old and will lunge to my other dog and will bite i actually am following cesar malon tactic to actually correct him in spot until he calms down and stops going crazy by tapping him and snapping my fingers it works like a charm but not all dogs are the same
I got a male German Sheperd in end of Feb this year. I don't want everyone too pet him and him been friendly with everyone.
They also broke into our house that's why we also got a dog.
By far your video has more information than the videos I have seen on youtube with 1M view.
Vicious biting, no warning. Now growling. Snaps at me any time I correct her. Got this crazed white AKC Lab puppy 2-wks. ago when she was 8-wks. Breeder says my fault, won't take her back, he personally attacked me instead-- but this started from git-go as he weened her from family way too early. Berserk puppy been terrorizing my household ever since. I don't know where to turn.
Just saying, my puppy used to do this when we first got him. Would just randomly go crazy and start biting, growling, etc. fast forward 4 months and he hardly bites, loves to cuddle, still play bites occasionally but never breaks the skin anymore. Absolutely no problems with other dogs or people. Sometimes patience and love will do the trick.
@@boobtoob2507 you'll never know how much I appreciate your taking time to leave a thoughtful, useful, helpful reply. You've made an enormous difference in my life via encouragement and something to look forward to. God bless you!
@@docjody8624 4 months later - how's the pup?
@@H3R3_T0_L3ARN Looking to rehome her. Not compatible w/ our hobby farm. Running into the highway, nearly got us both killed yesterday.
my pitbull puppy isn't aggressive all the time, only certain instances where he growls and lifts his lip and will bite. He seems to be very defensive, he calms down quickly when affection is shown as it is more out of fear. Mostly he is very affectionate, responds very well to bite training and bites me very gently normally when playing. he has only been with us for 2 days and is 2 months old. worried about the level of aggression he can show even though it has only occurred twice he is very young to be getting that aggressive. what do you recommend?
If your puppy is showing fear or anxiety based aggression, please have a read of our article here:
www.houndgames.com/dog-anxiety-aggression-fear-aggression/
About half way down the article you will find steps to help you with your puppy's fear aggression.
I just got a pitbull puppy and I would like to know how it’s going with your dogs behavior ?
@@javierdiaz7952 he has grown into the most loving playful dog. He is just over a year old now and has the sweetest nature. Not an aggressive bone in his body. Only issue I have is over excitement with new people and other dogs. He doesn’t quite know his own strength.
You need images to help explain.
I have a mix breed 4 months puppy that acts aggressive with my dogs, it steals my dogs food but it doesn't share its food with my dogs but whenever my dogs eat its food, it fights. I got no idea how to stop it😞😞
Maybe seperate when they eat
my puppy snarles and growls when playing but that’s the only time. is that normal?
Yes. Puppies, especially large breed Puppies can be very vocal during play.
I have a pure bread golden retreiver. He is 3 months old and is only aggresive to me when i try to take his food away, toys, sticks or even when i try to pick him up. any tips?
Why would you give your dog food then take it away, if you used a bit of common sense you would call the dog away first then take the food if you need to
@@joeyglewnston I see your point but I kind of disagree. You as the owner have to be able to trust your dog enough that you can remove a food bowl or something they are eating which could be potentially a danger to them. I just think this video has spent too long warning people about aggression and not really helping solve problems, including the many questions in the comments.
I should've watched videos like this before getting a puppy (pomeranian) from a pet store (I'm a first time furrparent). I didn't know genetics plays a big part in the dog's behaviour. I hope my puppy's barking sometimes is just normal given she's a pom.
“Dogs that bite and leave punctures should not be the norm.” Gee, thanks.
This was so unhelpful - I'm not sure why I even watched the whole video at this point. Obviously, the genetics part is not helping me (I already have the puppy) and there were absolutely no practical tips given.
i adopted a rescue pup...zero history known, trying to figure her random gator like moods
Sorry MOST aggression issues are the result of humans NOT doing the work to train their dog. Or to exercise it enough.
You can't just want a cute puppy or breed dogs but not put the work in.
Don't get a dog if you work 24/7 and you do not have time for your animal. I have seen it alot. Dogs are unsocialised, aggressive, pull so hard on a leash they nearly dislocate your arm. And owners are like yeah we want to breed the dog. I know you earn money off the breeding but if you can't train your dog, do not be so DAMN selfish. Because it is not really about the dog you kind of care for, it is about money. It is not cool. Pet hate of mine. I love animals but because i am at work full time and am not home much, i choose not to have a pet as it would make them suffer. Generally the dogs have issues because the owners do the wrong thing. Train the owner not the dog. Sorry about the rant, people ignore it until something bad happens and then its the dogs fault and the dog gets put down. Take responsibility. You want the pet. Put the work in.
That’s how these dogs end up in a shelter being killed.
No help here