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- How To Stop Puppy Biting In Seconds. Learn how to stop your puppy biting and nipping quickly and easily. Watch in real time a German Shepherd Puppy biting and chewing on everything to being calm and stopping biting.
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For anyone reading this: I know that dog training can be difficult sometimes, but you're doing great. Keep up the good work, and your dog (and your own sanity) will thank you for it! ❤️💕
Aww thank you! I needed this. ❤
@@chandanac891 you are very welcome. ❤️💕
thank you 😭😭😭
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Thank u. Find myself second guessing myself and worrying if I'm doing any of it right. Have a 8 week old pup and he is a little monster when it comes to nipping.
Props to all of us here who are open to learning and better communicating with our furry loved ones. I'm happy to see so many of us not blaming our family member but trying to resolve our own shortcomings in communication to result in a positive environment for all.
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
Our dogs aren’t the only ones who have something to learn today.
I never comment on videos but I was just able to pet, cuddle and scratch my puppy for 10 minutes straight with NO biting! I have tried so many methods of correction and this is the only one that has worked. Thank you! ❤️
did you use the lead or touch
@@harvo5788 I used touch on a 3 months puppy, now he understands he can't bite whoever he sees, and I can play with safely without being injured
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
Same!! The collar does not work for my puppy it jacked him up. Luckily I worked on "settle " and after the active correction I say "settle" and he sits or lies down. It's amasing
I came back to write this. I used the touch method on a 7 month old red heeler rescue that was worse behaving than the puppy in this video. I only had to do it 3 times and now she is listening!
I think the moment at 6:22 shows beautifully that you haven’t broken this dog by correcting her, or scared her in any way. She was corrected, listened and then immediately expected a belly rub. That’s a comfortable dog who’s understood that the correction was about the behaviour, not you asserting some stupid sort of dominance and you being generally aggressive and untrustworthy. Love it!
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
actually that can be a cowering position for dogs, not asking for belly rubs. in fact you can see that dog is stressed by the way its panting with its mouth stretched at the sides. in a few shots you can also see the tongue flick - another sign of a stressed dog.
true!! and thank you for saying this because it helps me remember the same thing about my dog! sometimes i worry he will become afraid of me because of me correcting as best i can, but he still comes up excitedly to me everyday and gives kisses and rolls over for belly rubs!! so i know he's okay, and he still loves me. man, dog training really is hard 😭😭😭 (especially if your puppy has some pretty intense behavior problems like mine does)
This is incredibly timely! I have a 6 month old German shepherd behaving similarly. He is not malicious, but the mouthing is simply too much.
I have a 11 week old German Shepherd who does this. Working on this behavior. She improving but practice make perfect
Update: I did this section in a few minutes and it literally stop the dog biting. No joke. She started to lick my hand. He's Legit. So happy. Now I am working on leash pulling which some days are better than others. I am going continue to do the method in video as well.
Mine's more than a year old and still reverts to this at times..
@@truegrizzlesfan2292 my GSD is 10 weeks and loves a nibble! Glad I found this video and will be using the advice to hopefully stop her nipping
Same with my boxer Jax
Last night I was so upset with my new 9 week old miniature dachshund because his puppy biting was out of control, he was launching himself at me and I was bitten again and again. I searched CZcams to see if I could find a solution and wow how fantastic Will’s training advice was, it worked and this morning after two attempts to bite hard my boy is a different puppy. I now have an adorable playful puppy and haven’t received any further bites. Can’t thank Will enough and I will certainly be checking out his other training advice and tips 😊
I have a mini Dachshund too! And her biting has been so bad tonight and I’m so excited to try this method with her.
This is incredible. I have a 3 month old Chihuahua and been struggling with puppy biting for almost a month. Tried this technique for 15 minutes and COMPLETELY changed her behavior. Hands down the best puppy tutorial I've followed, I've been stressing fighting the biting almost drove me crazy!
I tried to follow this advice a little while ago but my 5 year old daughter got upset thinking I was being cruel to her puppy, so at best it was a half hearted attempt. Today, I had a rare hour to myself. At first my attempts to stop the puppy (pug by the way, about 4 months old) were pretty fruitless. I think my advice is, if they still see biting/attacking you as a game, then you need to be more harsh. I was in a room with a lot of space, and it got to the point where I was pretty forcefully pushing him away, quite some distance. I never struck him, more of a very firm push, and he was never going to hit into anything, but I was getting stonger in my resistance to him biting. Less than 20 minutes later he was much more calm, not nipping me or bitting me, lots more licks and still a bit of teeth on skin but nowhere near what it was. We went out to a kids party and after coming home he was much better. A tiny relapse but with another firm push away he is as good as gold. I'm expecting to have to reinforce this in the coming days, but following the advice above the change is pretty remarkable. Don't be afraid to be strong if you need to would be my advice, so long as you won't physically hurt the dog. This bloke knows what he is on about. He's the dogs bollocks.
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
I just tried this technique with our 9 week old puppy when she was in crazy-bitey mode and it worked instantly to change her behavior. It required very little force. Merely this new sound paired with this unexpected correction worked wonders.
After trying solely positive and passive ways of addressing this, I’m amazed by how well this worked.
Thank you, Will!
I can't thank you enough for actually HELPING people to be better handlers and trainers of their dogs. Other trainers out there can be so belittling, sarcastic, and rude that who would ever want to ask a question for fear of being chastised.
I have been using thisas a handy reference book czcams.com/users/postUgkxGQVgV21bQ7B9b9duQ1ByImyT9xHbjOKq . I read through the book and enjoyed the little glimpses of examples. I love that this author believes in rescue dogs. The tips and training has been invaluable and gave me moments of.... "how simple why didn't i think of it" so it's been a great tool. Thank you!
By putting out content like this, you’re really being active in helping people become better leaders for their dogs and in turn making sure people can keep them so they aren’t surrendered and ultimately put down. Thank you Will 🙏🏽 I have an 8 week old gsd who I’m training and he is biting me more than is acceptable. I’m going to keep correcting him and hopefully I can be the leader that he needs to be a good dog!
Minden képp, így igaz! Kitartás, és türelem! Meg hozza gyümölcsét! ✌️✌️✌️👌
Thanks Will! I have a 4 month old German Shepard without a malicious bone in her body but she gets really excited and has knives for claws and a shark for a face and this is really helping calm her down
This training tip works incredibly! Even for a nipping and teething ten week old labrador, we’ve found his behavior has changed immensely even from a single play session similar to this video! No more nipping and if it occurs, one correction and he’s got the idea to keep us out of his mouth! Thank you!!🙌🏻
I cannot see what trainers hand did
Can explain
Go to 2:08 in video shape of hand shown. Then put w SHS sound at 3:30 in video.
@@catalinababy6068he just touches the dog on the side. Recommends starting softly and ramping up if needs be and the dog becomes more aggressive. There’s another video on it here
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This video was so beyond helpful. My 6 month old German shepherd puppy exhibits intense mouthing and I was previously unable to achieve that “off” command. I quickly realized that while it may feel a bit uncomfortable giving an intense hard correction, once I exceeded my pups intensity she caught on very quickly. I was below her threshold of intensity before, and she wasn’t understanding that enough is enough. I will be incorporating this into training/play time every day! Thanks for the awesome content!
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
What did trainer do
I only saw his hand
What did je to
@@catalinababy6068to my understanding it is in a claw like position. If you would put your hand on the table it would look like a imitation spider lol. Now when the dog does the undesired biting you tap them on their side depending on the intensity they are acting up. If the active response does not affect them then you will need to intensify the response till they stop.
Does your German Shepherd pinch the sensitive skin behind your knees or underside of your arm? My 2 month old does now that he knows he can't bite. Doesn't leave a mark, it's just extremely painful. I don't know how something so gentle can be so indescribably painful. Little bugger.
I'm so glad I found this guy's videos! My 10-week-old golden retriever had been biting me constantly for the past two weeks since I got him, but now he's almost stopped biting and is so much easier to manage. It happened so quickly!
Oh thank you so much!
I'm so scared of doing something wrong when it comes to training my new puppy, but this helps a lot!
I've just had her for 5 days but she's recently started biting and just thank you! This is both comforting and amazing!
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
how’s it going with your puppy now?
Wow, this guy knows what he’s talking about. I always felt bad on the dog, but since I’ve used this method, without watching this video. I have the best dog ever. Thanks for the reassurance, this will give me more confidence going forward.
I don’t usually comment on videos, but this is the only method that has actually worked for my 5 month old Maltipoo. I’m glad I came across this video
This technique worked perfectly.... within 5mins of using the "touch" technique on a 6 month old puppy no more biting! Yes occasionally my puppy need a little reminder however we went from constant biting to no biting in 5 mins. BRILLIANT!
I just love watching Will interact with the dogs! The advice he offers is spot on, but just watching how he moves and communicates with the pups is the best part for me. He certainly has the magic touch with these creatures, and I learn so much just seeing how he interacts with so many different dogs in so many different situations.
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
@@ReggieChump dude, sounds like you had a rough childhood
Can i just say i have been doing this less then a day on a 16 week old german sheppard pup and its crazy the improvement already. Thank you so much. I dont usually comment on videos but this is fantastic
They are so forgiving. They make mistakes, and we do too. Its a companionship. And its a learning curve for everyone on how best to teach and since every dog is slightly different we have to keep reimagining the possibilities of how to learn. German shepherds are the best though, they are beyond loyal and affectionate, their ultimate goal is to make you happy. Never had a better friend.
i just want to thank you Will i found your videos 48 hours ago ,a few weeks ago my rescue American bulldog Benny passed away, ive grew up with dogs my whole life the joy they bring is immeasurable and my house felt empty with out him, and out of the blue a friend of a friend contacted me about their American bulldog 6 month old puppy asking if i would take him in as they couldn't control him, they down played how bad it really was but his puppy biting was out of control and would jump all over them pull and lead the way, i thought id finally met my match lol he wouldn't listen all, i've had him 5 days, nothing id usually try with any dog ive had before worked and after the worst walk id ever been on with him leaping into the air at passers by not listening to me at all i lay in bed thinking what have i done what am i going to do, i stumbled across your channel and 48 hours later no more puppy bites, and after half our of back garden tune ups we've just been on our first walk with a loose lead baring a few distractions from passers bye who wanted to love the puppy, but to my shock he didn't leap into the air at them was more just a firm interest but took a little encouragement but we moved on, he's currently snoozing on the floor next to me and didn't even attempt to climb on the sofa once since we have been back, were not finished yet and we have a way to go but the transformation ive been able to get in less than a few hours work thanks to your clear instruction is amazing so thank you from my self and a very sleepy diesel
Great intel! Got myself GSD and she is still teething. So I find myself substituting
Chew toys in place of my hands. Everything you have demonstrated is spot on! My last GSD
was put down last year. And after 12-13 yrs of loyal loving companionship one tends to forget the bullet
points of the puppy training. Thanks mate for refreshing me on those crucial teaching lessons.
Cheers
Exactly, I’ve had dogs before but a long time ago and I need a quick puppy rearing refresher course 👍
Haven't had any luck yet
This video has just changed my entire life lol my 3 month old puppy has been biting me non stop for the 2 weeks we’ve had him it’s been really hard , just saw this video and started doing this and I’m already seeing a difference
month since this comment.
has it worked?
I’m very confused by the hand gesture he was doing. Is he hitting the dog or pitching him?
Got a dog recently. This is probably the only video I've seen so far that is actually useful and not just 10 minutes of fluff.
One of the best instructional videos I've ever seen. The way he explains it is perfect. Two thumbs up.
Facts man, the rest on YT Ives been searching for are absolutely asssss
We have two very smart littermate girls who will benefit from this starting today. They are already responding to the corrections you've demonstrated. Thanks!
I rescued a year old dog from my local shelter and he keeps play biting me and my family, thanks so much for the great video this will really help.
The way you physically correct, is nothing more ( probably less) than when a person kicks or nudges someone under the table kind of thing... No feeling hurt, just a way of communicating
This is definitely the type of training I need to train my puppy. I looked and looked online and everyone always said no hitting or disciplining. Claiming that I should remove everything and give the perfect scenario for my pup. But this worked almost instantly. I LOVE my dog.
You’ve earned my Sub and 👍🏼
I want to take my 7 month old Golden Retriever through the AKC Good Citizen Certification and Therapy Dog certification so this step is super important to me. Your videos are my Bible on how to prepare Cooper for a life of joyful service and companionship. Thanks Will for everything you produce and release. It's amazing how having a full toolbox and a guidebook like your videos improves my and my dog's life
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
I have a golden doodle and she’s been biting. This instantly made a difference. I didn’t have to go that high at all. Thank you Will!
We have a 5 month old Bernese mix and she is non stop nipping and non cooperative, but she is extremely smart. This technique worked on the first try. We were blown away. She was so confused at first but picked up on it immediately. This video was a god send.
Thank you so much for your time in making this video. I am over 40 and got my first puppy ever. I'm a cat lover. But my puppy has stolen my heart. She's a pit bull and she is 3mo old rescue. She's so sweet but she rips my skin open multiple times a day. I'm going to try this.
I’m consuming your channel like it’s a delicious Italian lasagne.
I’m picking up my GSD puppy in 6 days and your channel helping me so much for what’s to come. Thank you.
I love your teaching, firm and straightforward. I do that also with pure and good intentions not to hurt my dog's feelings but for her to correct her bad behavior. I also notice when you baby them too much they don't listen and take that for granted.
We have a very active and hyper rescue dog that chews our walls, table, and even Christmas tree and trims. I'm glad she didn't do it anymore for 1 month now.
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
This is absolutely incredible! We were at our wits end with our puppy nonstop biting and never getting a rub in. He did exactly this and submitted with just the verbal the second time then started fleabiting which I have always allowed with all my dogs. Changes the attitude immediately….Man I can’t thank you enough,
This video is popping up at the perfect time. I recently got a 3month old hound/shepherd mix. I was just talking about wanting to take classes with my dog but can't afford them yet however I needed help with his biting and jumping. Thankyou for your help and descriptiveness!!
One of the better videos i've seen on this, well explained on how to apply the slip lead and proper use and also explaining the desired results and what could have until you get it right. Also, good to see explanations on the dogs behaviour as it was happening. Sometimes most people don't talk about that and "home trainers" are left wondering if the desired behaviour is what should be happening or not.
i've been doing this with my pup, and he has been reacting the same way, barking from a distance and figuring out what's going on. Good to know it is a normal reaction and nothing to worry about too much at this stage.
You have done some excellent videos on puppy biting with young puppies, I would point out the difference in that this one is an older puppy, probably about six months or so?
This is unreal! My 8 month old boy is the most perfect pup! And has been a dream overall (with lots of work) but his excitement was crossing the line and the mouthing was getting too much and happening without trigger recently. This technique has literally turned that switch off within minutes! And he instantly stopped. We have not had ANY mouthing!! And he has become even more adorable. THANK YOU!!!
My 10 week old miniature Schnauzer was biting and becoming difficult. I used this method and all most instantly his behavior has changed for the better.
Thank you Will.
PS. the video on Sunday was exceptional.❤
Absolutely brilliant! We have an 11 week old GSD that was driving us to distraction with playful biting. The saddest part was it was making my 8yr old daughter start to feel nervous and no explaining that he was trying to play worked for her. I used the touch correction and had exactly the same response from my dog as in the video..!! This guy absolutely knows what he’s talking about!! Thankyou Will for yet another informative, honest and educational video! 👍🏻
^^^ This, 100%. I've been training dogs since the early 70s and this is exactly how I train and people are always amazed at how quickly I can change a dogs behavior AND how quickly the dogs bond with me and want to be with me.
Also, listen to what he said about the 'No' command. Again, I've been saying this exact thing as long as I've been training. It simply means, 'Stop doing what you are doing, do something else'. Once the dog understands that concept, the relationship with your dog will change for the rest of your life. No is the absolute PERFECT command. I do not use 'leave it, stop, don't touch, blah blah blah'. I always use 'no', because it means, 'stop doing what you doing, do something else'.
A big thumbs up and a new subscriber. Thank you.
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
Cant thank you enough for this. We struggled with "No" and moving away for a week and our 8 week old Springer was just getting worse. Thus has changed his behaviour in 30 mins!! Not sure how it works when "No" dies not......but it works!!
I have a senior dog that has started to bite me and me only. I was bitten 11 times today. Thank you so much for this video. I’ll keep you posted❤
Did it help?!
Over my 66 yrs of life I've had many puppies and children that I raised. With puppies I corrected biting behavior by using a stuffed toy. Every time they attempted to bite I would put the toy in their mouth. After a few days they learned when excited they would grab the toy and bite it . They kept this reaction for their whole lives never once biting a human. ❤️
Wow they sound so smart I should try this
that didnt work for my puppy, thats why im here... :/
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
Would you please explain more elaborately or with more detail your method? Thank you!
I just rescued a puppy from the shelter and this is perfect just what I needed to know!! Thank you
We adopted a very sweet, low-key, year old Cane Corso from a shelter six weeks ago. After a couple of weeks getting comfortable with us, he started acting out. We fully understand some acting out is to be expected, but this is extreme. It's very much like the GSD in this video - but 100x more intense. We have dealt with a myriad of behavioral issues with rescues over the years, but nothing has prepared us for this.
There doesn't seem to be any outward aggression in his motivation, but there is dominance, and he has no boundaries with people or with other dogs. Once he's in an over-stimulated state, any and all attempts at corrections are met with an exponential escalation of the bad behaviors, including but not limited to hard mouthing, jumping, lunging, etc. It's like he gets possessed several times a day. Otherwise, he's the same sweet dog we adopted. Truly, a case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde.
Most of it is aimed at me and our senior dog. He tries to bite our girl's back legs, pounce on her, and knock her over, so we have to separate her the moment he starts getting worked up. Lately, I've been taking the brunt of the damage... he seems to respect my husband a little more than he does me, but not by much. My arms are pretty bruised up, and his bites are getting harder. While he has yet to break the skin, we're talking 700psi on a 61 year old arm. It's just a matter of time.
In general, the attacks are getting progressively worse. We've tried using the techniques used in this video, but any attempt at corrections or training exacerbates his stimulation level. We tried daycare today to help socialize him and tire him out, but we were told to pick him up early because he showed no boundaries with the other dogs. We can't go back until that changes.
What do we do??? We need professional help... this is way beyond our combined experience and knowledge, not to mention our mental and physical limitations.
You're videos are the best. You cut to the chase, show examples and explain how and why it works. This just changed everything, my hands were getting so cut up from my 9 week old puppy biting I found myself getting angry with him. So I searched your videos once again and found you had one on puppy biting. Even tho he wiggles around a lot and tries to bite me still, he can't get me with this hold of his collar. I wait for the relaxing second and reward him. He's starting to understand and doing better everyday with this technique.
I've also been teaching him "leave it" with food placed in front of him and making him wait, "leave it" until I say it's ok... I'm hoping it'll transfer over to anything I don't want him to bite, eat, or get into. Like my hands and clothes!! You're videos are my first go to everyday... Thank you!!
Oh he did and he has help me a lot
This is amazing I have a 4month old dog and this training works so fast I just started today and he's already alot calm and not nipping as much
If you bred me for someone's pet, took me away from my brother's, sister's, mum, dad.... And cut my testical's off, then locked me up all day... I'd bite your face off... "Animal lovers"... RIGHT?
I have two older turtles and this technique worked like a charm
Yup, he tortoise everything
💕 I have a 4 month old German Shepherd mix. My 8 year old child and I have only been able to pet her when she’s passed out because if we start to pet her she starts to chew on us. I have tried what I could to stop this biting. Nothing worked so here I am CZcams searching. I just did the Touch/Verbal correction ONCE. She laid on my lap and we pet her peacefully for the first time since we adopted her. My kid and I looked at each other in disbelief as we loved on her…and she let us.
Will is a man that completely understands dogs, there are many that think they do, then there is Will
I so appreciate your breaking things down further and answering the questions you knew we'd have. Great teaching!
It is so cool to see mama dogs do these same things with their pups in wild nature shows and in domestic litters, and then to see humans apply those behaviors to our lives with dogs too.
Omg I did the touch and within 24 hrs he stopped !! This is amazing. He was just coming back over and over to try and bite me (in his excitement ) he is 6lbs so it is not a GS lol but it was so bad. Thank you so much !!!
"Leadership is Love" as far-reaching and applicable to all of life's interactions as it is profound.
I've tried this along with other "stop biting" methods but my dog just doesn't listen,she will calm down for a second and start again like nothing happened, I don't know what to do anymore
Consistency dogs arent dumb you just have to keep going and raise the intensity with correction and praise when she calms down
Mine too...I' m afraid to walk in my own yard ' cause of a damn 2 months dog.6 kilos). I got bitten till my blood came out...had to desinfect and put antibiotic. I have never been bitten by a dog. I think you shouldn't get to be bitten by your own dog. It's either me or him. I have to tie him get him back to its mother. For sure, I can't stand so much pain and being hurt by a dog. It' s summer and I don't wear trousers and shoes anymore and I got hurt on my legs. I hate her. Don't want her anymore. Too much pain. 😢
@@semper9565 you shouldn’t hate your puppy. Your pup is very young and it doesn’t understand. If the biting is that bad, you should either try to train it yourself, or get it trained by someone else. I’ve been bitten by my puppy lots of times and blood came out 80% of the time. A puppy’s intention is not to hurt you, sometimes it’s because the puppy’s happy to see you, it’s also because it’s teething, and if the puppy wants to play. Also, you shouldn’t keep your PUPPY outside, or else it’s not going to learn. You should either let it in your house and close the doors of rooms you don’t want it in, or put it in a cage. Puppy’s NEED to be disciplined, or else it’s going to get worse. A tip is to tap your puppy every time it bites you. Not hard, but hard enough for it to understand that it’s not good to bite. And just keep doing it until your dog stops. I know it’s hard, but whoever you are, you got this. But please don’t hate a 2 month old puppy, because my 6 month old puppy bites me, but I still love her :)
@@Lixxy-_-1 Thanks, already did everything you said and nothing works. My dad taught me to use a thin stick and threaten on it. It works as long as I have it in my hand and then nothing. Her teething hasn't finished yet. Maybe in 2-3 moths she will finish biting. Although...I'm kind of affraid, 'cause I left my home and when I'll come back (in september) maybe she won't recognise me anymore and will bite me even worse.
@@semper9565 Oh ok. Do you have someone that always looks after him?
Great video! Thank you!! I have a GSD puppy who is 15 weeks today ( we know - we went to the vet for final shots!). He continues to "go over the top" and bites quite hard - my hands are dripping with blood - I tried the "holding his collar tightly and keeping his mouth away from me" method just about 30 minutes ago. He's clearly over-tired so he came in and had a quick puppy nap. He's settled down right now but first of all, you and your methods are SOOOO appreciated and thank you. I would've liked to see your hand shape and location of touch in slow motion so I could try it. I do think, however, I'm on the right track. I praise profusely ( which is why I feel so HURT emotionally when he bites me) ( See? personal!!??!!?) but I'm glad to hear that what I'm trying is ok to try and I wish he becomes a soft biter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You've posted your video at such a perfect time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maaaaan.... This is real life training! Not those tricks that just occupy dogs and help us show off to social media fans. Thanks! I need to correct my 3 month-old border collie nipping thing before its teeth are big enough to hurt us.
I have watched so many training videos, and none of them get to the training portion as quickly and clearly as yours did. Bravo!
This is great. I was going to ask you to do a Before and After video so we can see the process and here is one. Thank you a million times over. It's funny, some evenings when I started working on our Lab's recall and would get frustrated I would start saying (almost singing) 'Good things happen!' to keep myself from shouting at him. He has improved immensely in a very short time following your advice. Problem is, he belongs to my daughter, who rarely exercises him. So, I do it every day and if she and I are out with him together, he is starting to look back to me as we walk. Does that mean he is seeing me as his Leader? I know dogs do that. Mine does it all the time when we are walking.
Why doesn't your daughter walk him ?? Imo he WILL look at you as his leader !! Hopefully someone else will answer you...
@@KathgoKat Oh, if ONLY you knew how much I agree with you and how much I have argued with her over this. Just tonight we both walked him and I noticed he did look toward her more but it was worrying me when he began to look to me. That is exactly what we don't want. Well, if she is to be his leader, as Will says. I totally agree with you. Thank you for your comment and support on this point.
@@tarawalsh7045 When he senses opportunities to misbehave, to run after something or even a split in the trail, once trained a dog will look to you in these moments for guidance and leadership.
I need this right now! I get bruises from my 17 week old golden retriever. I tried every advice I got from the internet and it confused me and my dog so much that it hurt our relationship. Im buying a slip lead and follow your advice hopefully the biting stops soonest. Thank you!
Did it work??
This worked amazingly well on the first time, he still needs to be reminded, but it's only been a week. Thanks for tip
I just bought a yorkiepoo, 6 pounds, because he was terrorizing his family and they were afraid he would hurt the kids. At a year old they couldn't get near him if he had anything in his mouth. He also gets crazy mean at corrections and draws blood.
Within 3 weeks i can now take things away from him using the hold collar technique (because it was the only safe way) and I'm glad to see that it is an actual technique. I also substitute a high priority toy for whatever he has, that has helped.
He's much better all around but still gets crazy at times and it's hard to get near him to grab the collar without getting bit. He's not "love biting". So I'll just keep at it, the change isn't instant because he has a year of bad behavior to correct.
But there has been a dramatic change.
I'll keep watching, your vids are useful.
Love love this... i have a 2 puppies Tyson and Paris, 5wks old. They just won't stop bitting... can I use this method on them?
Brilliant video - I love all your videos but you clearly explained how to correct the undesirable behaviour on this one, more of these please! Thank you.
Omg. Amazing. I just got a puppy that is 14 weeks old. Australian shepherd blue healer. Her bitting is uncontrollable. She is ripping my forearm with her baby sharp tooth instead of toys and biting my legs when walking. So after watching your video, I did your corrections and she is now ( in 6 corrections) a better and different puppy. I will continue to watch your training video’s because you are the best online training I have seen. You sure understand dogs. Thank you so much.
This video and the instructions are so cool , my 58 day siberian husky became so calm after the active correction that he doesn’t bite even if i keep my hand in his mouth now, he was playful and active before ( biting was playing to him ) but he seems disciplined and composed now , thanks to you will❤❤
I adopted a 8 or 9 month old rescue lab x malinois 3 weeks ago. He's a great boy and keen learner but when I tried this to correct his rough mouthiness it seemed to triggerhim and he became hyper excited and got even mouthier and did zoomies mouthing me not very gently. I stayed calm, stood up crossed arms spoke calmly. I tired it twice and am not prepared to do correction any harder. My arms are covered with tooth bruises/marks. He's well exercised and lots of play time. I do suspect he was maybe overtired so I'm working on more sleep breaks for him in crate. Any suggestions please? 🙏🙏
I have the same problem with a 90 pound Great Dane we rescued. We are considering professional training, but the cost is extremely high
Try make it so your in a very small space, inside is great, with no objects around (just like video).
Use a lead to it's fullest, hold onto the lead, try think of it in the way where your not waiting and looking for the dog to stay calm for a short second but your actually 'forcing' the dog (with least amount of pressure, as video explains) to get in that position. The passive way he used by holding the collar is sort of what I mean. You will notice the trainer pretty much put the dog in that sit position to wait nicely.
One way to look at it is 'do not give the dog any other options'
Hi Will. Thanks for the great info. One question. In this video you see the dog avoiding and barking. You mention you would address this. My puppy does the same and will even try to get a bit aggressive and it drives us nuts. How do you address this behavior after an active correction? Thank you and thanks for all your efforts.
I use your tips. My young dog is a champion now. Very well behaved and only 6 months old
I just adorped a german shepard mix with Rottweiler. He is naturally a very nice boy, but when he over stimutlated or wants to take charge, dude to his size he can o erpower if you let him. This morning, he bit me and started to tug on my sleeve. When i got him into the house, I was deeply worried about getting him to not do that. I watched this and put it to the test, not only did he stop, he rolled over and showed me his stomach. I used the "EH!" sound and when he sat i told him good boy and rubbed his head. He tried a couple more times and i did the same thing and I got him under control quick! Even felt good to walk him further in my nieghborhood and he was much more Obediant and managable.
Im taking him to obainave classes soon, but this was such a great video to help me in a pinch!
Always appreciate your videos Will…. Many thanks.
Over the past months since discovering your site, I’ve learned much…. and continue to do so.
Recently retired from the cockpit in Abu Dhabi, I now find myself raising a now 22 month old female Golden Retriever (Sandy) here on the island of Phuket in SW Thailand.
There is only Sandy and myself living in the house.
Over the past 20 months, Sandy has leaned to be very calm and relaxed when at home. BUT…. whenever someone else comes over to the house, she turns into a little Devil-Dog. She becomes so incredibly excited and happy to see someone else that she always wants to jump up on them and mouth them.
It’s almost like she’s bored out of her mind having to look at just me all day….. and wants my guest to rescue her…..Hahaha.
When Sandy does jump up on a guest, I try to pull her away and just let her sniff the visitor…. as we go through the introductions.
Unfortunately, this doesn’t always work and Sandy will continue to jump up and mouth my guest….. which is when I again have to pull her away.
On most occasions I will have to attach her lead to a secure hard-point, away from my guests. That’s when the non-stop Barking begins…..
Whenever I have to leave the house, I always make a point of trying to take Sandy with me, so that she can interact and socialize with other people.
Both Sandy and I are learning together how to get through this….. but Damn, she’s a lotta work sometimes….. Hahaha.
Tell your friends that come to your house to TOTALLY IGNORE HER...never EVER give affection to an excited ..stressed scared or nervous dog... that means not saying hi...not touching her etc.... Id suggest having a long house lead on her so you can give a correction....teach her to go to her "place" command..have a blanket or elevated cot for her to go to....Have a friend come knock on your door so you can train her . ...Or ...you could also have a bag of treats at your door ... your friends can do the "scatter " method...where they toss a few treats onto the floor AWAY from them and the entrance....and they calmly walk in and sit down... they still need to totally IGNORE her until she totally calms down including giving no eye contact.....I live alone out on a farm and my dogs don't see many people either.........Excitement !! Exercise before company comes helps with the training too...Could be worse !!.. Happy.is better then being overprotective and aggressive but it does need to be addressed!!!....I'm sure Will will advise..
My Shih Tzu can be relentless, I have to go quite far with this as he thinks I’m playing.
Love your channel. We got two 1year old Gorden Shepperds from and old couple that couldn't handle them anymore. Your videos helped us a lot !!! Thank you
I literally just watched this work before my eyes when I tried it with my very playfully bitey 11week cockapoo pup. Incredible! Thank you!
I have 16 week husky that keep biting a lot 😢 how do i stop that I try those things but he but he just bites harder
William has a couple of husky videos, worth a search.
Come to the USA!!!!
Thank you so much. Within 5 minutes, my 7 week old Black cur changed from a fur covered phirrana to a sweet puppy. ❤
I've shared with other new puppy owners.
I will definitely try this and let you know how it goes. I have a nearly 4 month old Labrador/ Golden Retriever puppy who is biting most of the time. We get a little amount of time where she is calm.
It doesn't work with my 14 months labrador retriever. Instead he attacked me aggressively.
After "psh"ing him and doing the movement at this sides, he kept coming back to bite me and play with my trousers' laces. I kept "psh"ing him, and he kept coming. So I corrected him with bigger force, but he kept coming, and every time he came, he came more aggressive and then attacked me twice on both hands (drew blood). I've been bitten before by a dog and had to get stitches, so I know that he really attacked me.
It seems that this correction makes him aggressive.
What did I do wrong? How can I correct this? Holding the collar doesn't work either with him. We have been doing the collar method as well as the flip on belly move for the past 6 weeks, but his behaviour didn't change at all.
One of my dogs was like that and what worked was putting him in the naughty corner like a toddler😂. If he mouthed at me, i'd verbally correct him once. If he didn't stop, i'd correct him again but take/direct him to his bed and get him to lie down and wait for about 30 seconds. When he does that, release him and praise him. Repeat. He soon got the message that mouthing at me meant forfeiting some time with me.
At 14 months old its not puppy biting, its a learned behaviour that probably needs looking at more deeply. Puppy biting needs to be nipped in the bud by 6 months old coz at 6 months adult teeth and adult jaw pressure is in place. As the biting wasnt addressed effectively at puppy stage it is now a learned behaviour at the teenage stage and needs addressing differently than how it is being addressed in the video with a dog that is at puppy stage. Maybe look at Wills other videos that address aggression.
My pup used to bite/mouth out of excitement when greeting family, so a couple of times I gave him a soft toy to mouth instead.
He soon started grabbing a toy himself, and still goes out of his way to get a toy or blanket to parade around at 14 months.
Thank you! I was having issues with her listening to my corrections, but that is because her biting and dominance and aggression are actually at a high level and I am not correcting at her level or higher... I did notice yesterday she listened to the corrections more bc I was doing it more affectively like this. Thank you for these videos... My puppy pit rot mix is going to be such a great dog after we work through a few of these issues. She's a good girl now of course, but a crazy wanting to own the house little pup... And she hates being told what to do... But now I know I'm doing the corrections better and she's listening. I'm so proud of what we have already accomplished and I can't wait to accomplish more with her! My sweet little crazy lady Ophelia! ahaha! All because of great videos like yours!
Yes, absolutely! Leadership is love!
Brilliant video Will and very good advice as always
I’ve tried this technique a couple of times on my 15 week working cocker spaniel but it seems to aggravate her more and make her aggressive, to the point that I worried that I was going to need to apply too much force with the active command. I’m worried that it isn’t puppy biting she’s displaying. Sometimes she’ll be playing and then all of a sudden turns (she’s not resourcing guarding and I’m not trying go take anything off her). If I use this command she gets worse to the point she’s launching at my arm or leg and I put her in her crate to calm down and nap.
Am I doing something wrong? I really want to get it right before it becomes a learned behaviour for her when she’s older
Experiencing a similar issue myself with a lurcher of 16 weeks. Worried to go too far with the active command. His intensity just seems to max out to the point he's jumping at me and barking.
Wow thank you soooo much! I rescued a 11 month old Dalmatian Pomsky mix and he had 0 training when I got him, didn't even know sit. He's supppper mouthy and this helped so much!
Your methods are incredibly effective! Started using them 4 weeks ago on my 6 mo chocolate Labrabull. It's like all of a sudden I was kind of speaking her language. Everything just clicked!! Thanks so much Will! 🤗
They haven't seen my dog yet. He's a year old and it's getting old tbh. This definitely will help me with my dog.
We just adopted a german shepherd/ Australian cattle dog mix and she has a lot of the same problems. Im going to definitely try this today.
Leadership IS love! Thank you for this message- so true!
AGREE with everything you say. you are amazing. I have raised 5 guide dog puppies and i am in complete agreement with all your philosophies.... and ever;y single pup i have raised so far has passed assessment (normal rate is 48% pass).
I’ve already started to implement these techniques with my bouvier German Shepherd mix and she’s responding well too it even after only 12ish hours. Thanks so much for the video and info!
Thanks so much for this. I have a 9 week old who gets so easily over excited. Within 2 mins I had her behaving and was able to strikerub and play with her with no issues. Hardest subscribe I've ever done.
I really needed this. My 3 months old Bernese has my arms looking like a tiger mauled me. He is so adorable, just doesn't realize it hurts.
This is great!!! By far the best video I’ve seen on how to correct the biting and mouthy play. We have a 9 month old Goldendoodle and he is EXTREME with the play biting (or protest biting when we say “no” to something). He doesn’t respond to “no” the majority of the time and I tried this with him and he responded almost instantly. We’ve got lots of work to do but this video was SO helpful!