interesting points ,if anyone else wants to learn about how do you train a puppy try Pycanta Puppy Trainer Protocol ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my mate got amazing results with it.
when your dog starts nipping, make a shhh noise and have him look at you, when he stops praise him and say good boy. also have a toy on hand for him to chew instead. remember, he's not being aggressive, he's playing and teething.
@@tripleaofficial8562 well he moght be over stimulated, some dogs dont ever listen unless theyre thoroughly tired out. I got a sheltie who can be like that. Exercise, obedience training, then affection works best usually
I have found more success by using sit and down to settle my puppy. And if she nips I stand up with a quick command and leave. It’s way more effective than tugging on the neck.
I have to say this method is AWESOME!! I just got 2 puppies. And the pulling of the leash with the command of NO work right away. I did reward with treats though and both of my puppies learned on our first try (I’m sure it helps greatly if your dogs are naturally smart) i have a Goldendoodle and a Yorkie. I am sorry for all of you who are still struggling as the puppies bites hurt like hell. Specially big dogs.
I have a two year old rescue who nips A LOT. He does it out of excitement and fear, mainly. He's awful with strangers unless he's been caged and had a bit to get used to their presence in the house. As for excitement, I think I'll have to try the spray bottle and pet route first. I'm PRAYING it works. I'm so exhausted by his over excitement.
I have a 2 months old rottie. When i got him, he was unstoppable. Biting and nipping me all around. The thing is you need to teach him what is good and and what is bad. I got him on line by doing this : if your puppy bites your hand or ankle just push him gently and give him a loud NO and redirect him to a toy. I prefer a hard bone. Everytime your pup bites, you do this. NO and give him the toy. Eventually he will stop. You need patience for this stuff. But you will get your result :D
Jon Snow i have a 10 week old rot and he is really bad with the play biting. He will try to snap really hard and it suck i have been redirecting and it hasn helped much. How long did it take you to stop this?
I have a five month old pitbull. He’s quite big and has a non stop problem with biting, and jumping, and hates being petted. I’ve tried this, and he’s very stubborn so I haven’t had positive results. I really need tips or advice before he gets to big and bites someone who would take negative actions. 😭
There is an older little dog at my work that is not very sociable and goes after the pant legs of whoever makes noise or moves quickly. I'm a janitor, so, I make quite a bit of noise when I move, and I also have a hand truck, which he doesn't like, either. Last night, when he went after me, I stopped him by gently tapping his side with my mop handle and yelling a short "HEY!" to get his attention. He stopped immediately, and I followed up by making standing firm while facing him with a slight lean and solid eye contact. I held his gaze for several moments, all while calming myself and thinking "I am in control. Biting is unacceptable behavior. We do not do that here." Guess what he did? He gave me distance- a sign of respect that dogs give to their leaders. Furthermore, he left me alone for the rest of my shift.
I have a 2 month old Cane Corso and he bites & nips hands, ankles,arms , even your head-The yelling ouw real loud or saying NO! Does not work-I did not want to hit him-so I used a little spray bottle of water that mists him whenever he bites.Works like a dream!He bites-I yell NO with a little mist of water in his face & he stops instantly.
My dog grabs my clothes while I’m wearing them and plays tug with them. Her intention is to bite me but she grabs the clothes. It’s hard cause if I get closer to her to confront her she changes her grip and bites me and if just wait or try to distract her it’s like she has complete control over me. It’s scary and hard to correct but I’m working on it.
I have a Yorkie and WILL NOT STOP BITING AND NIPPING I need help and if your puppy or dog needs help to be potty trained at first normally your dog will pee or poop on your carpet basically just keep an eye on your dog and if you see him sniffing around your house that means he or she is looking for a place to pee or poop if the dog sniffs take the dog immediately to your front or back yard and wait until he goes every time the dog does that repeat it until your puppy goes to your door and when it pees or poops give it a treat every time and yes
This approach makes so much sense. There are so many conflicting ideas out there. What is your style of training, and how long have you been training? Thanks in advance
My dog is almost 3 and he recently started biting people he doesn't know. I bought a muzzle for him so he wouldn't bite when I take him out but I want to approach different methods
Dogs should not be petted on the top of the head, most especially by children. It encourages biting and is annoying to the dog. Instead they should be stroked on the chest, under the chin, on the shoulder or back.
Damn near every dog I've had has love to be petted/massaged on the head. Teaching kids how to pet them so that the dog enjoys it is the problem Teach them to be soft and gentle and a properly raised dog should have no issue. That, or it's your kids that are the problem lol
I took my puppy from a dog foster home about a year ago. I love him to bits; he has a great personality, and I feel that he loves our family so much. BUT he explores by biting. It will bite and chew everything. My husband and I were thinking about taking him to 'doggy school', but then again, it’s extremely expensive, and the nearest 'doggy school' is far away from us. Maybe you have some advice? THANK YOU!!!!
What about dogs who herd? My dog is an English Shepherd and she nipps my heels. She is e-collar trained. She mostly does it when we wake up in the morning- from when I get out of bed until she finishes breakfast. She also does it if I am wearing flip flops. She's 6 years old.
I'm the owner of a border collie so I feel your pain (or remember it from years ago)! Just a couple ideas... teach "Down / Stay / Release". Then you can have her lay down while you get around in the morning and release her when you're ready to take her outside to run and release her pent up working energy! BUT... the best thing would be this... before going to bed, fill up a "Kong Wobbler", "Tricky Treat Ball" or "Omega Paw Ball" with her breakfast and hide it somewhere like a drawer beside your bed before going to sleep. When you wake up, take it out of hiding and give it to her to chase around while her food randomly falls out. She'll be distracted, mentally stimulated and eating at the same time you are able to walk around your home without being herded. Good luck!
I agree, some dogs will link the things together and really put it into a I have to be bad to be good situation. The praise should only happen once he makes a choice for himself.
Thank you so much for this video. I just rescued a malamute who play bites very hard. Not only my hands but my bites all over my body, face included. I can't lay down in my bed. It's clear it's 100% playful so I have no concern with him being aggressive but something needs to be done. I had a pure bred Siberian previously who didn't have this issue because I could stop it from months old of age. With Theo it's far gone and I'm not sure how to calmly teach him. No idea of his age but seems around 1 yr and high possibility there's husky in him. His mouth is the size of my face, it HURTS lol. Thanks in advance for any advice/insight -- !
Hey, we have the same problem. I was wondering since it’s been a year, what you did to stop it. Any advice would help. We’re new puppy owners and the biting has lost control. Donno what to do. Thanks 😊
I firmly believe every dog can smell a dog trainer a mile off and starts to behave immediately - the strange thing is that my wolfdog doesn't think I'm a dog trainer
I think every dog trains differently, that way works for him but it might not work for other people. I have a 11 week Siberian Husky and saying no doesn’t work, I train with treats and it’s going great for me. I always tell my self animals don’t know English LOL you have to show them the right way and then they will start to get it, never train with pain.
So, We took her to a trainer at petco, she's really awesome and taught us all these tricks. Also with time she became better. Instead of saying Ow we always made sure we had a toy next to us and we say no biting and when she stops we give her a favorite toy as a prize and we give her attention for a little.
So if the dog nips or snatches for something bad, like your hand, can you correct, offer a toy, and then praise for choosing the toy to bite instead? This is something I've struggled with when I'm caring for my in-laws' corgi
Brianna Diaz Yes, I train my one dog for the dog show at the fair, and the choke collar does wonders for her. On the other hand, my other small dog is a complete diva and won't listen at all with it because I've been to soft to correct him. My best advice I could give all of you is to not act like your dog didn't do anything wrong. You need to correct them in whatever way works best for you and your dog.
I have a crazy besenji ive had millions of dogs that I trained..this dog knows to go outside and make.. she will come in the house and look right at me and pee on the floor on couch on the bed. after she been out and made out there..I spend hours playing with her with her toys to bite on but the minute i stop she runs to tear up something in the house.. and she bites continuously, Ive tried all the training advice i see here and this dog has add or something i dont know what to do with her any more
I need so much help. my pup is good at the no command to not bite which is great! but when my mums dog comes around he bites at her dog. it seem easy to tell them no but when you remove your eyes from them they are play biting. it wouldn't be so bad but my pup is drawing blood and my mums dog thinks it great! I am so stressed that my pup wil hurt my mums dog.
It's not fair to try to get him to take your shoe from your hand and then correct him for doing that. It's a confusing message for him.The fact that he didnt take it is not the point.
The comments about use of a prong collar are mostly from ignorant people (I did not say stupid). The people do not understand that a prong collar is to help a dog. Professional trainers in the military, police, rehabilitation, protection areas as well as open-minded regular trainers know why. The prong collar is NOT to Hurt. It is NOT to Punish. It is to interrupt unwanted behavior that leads to injury or danger to the dog (chewing electrical cords, etc.) or people or other animals.
I need advice desperately! Please! We have a German Shepard puppy who is about a year in a half now. We've had LOTS of Shepards and raise puppies, however our dog died. My little brother, who was devastated, spent his own money to buy his own dog, which is this dog. The only issue is she was past the most trainable stage. She will NOT listen, she has endless energy and is in general the most uncontrollable dog I've EVER seen! I have no idea what to do, we are so scared of what she will do she has a muzzle whenever she is outside because we've already had bad experiences. One more and she will be put down for sure. We have a hard time walking her because she will try to pull you off your feet if she is interested in something. And is smart enough to get out of harnesses. Which is how some of the "bad experiences" happened. So we have to be careful for her not to get out and run off when we are trying to walk her. We can't even run with her to help get more energy out because she will literally pull you off your feet. She barks at everything! She is also very territorial when it comes to other dogs and has tried to go after several dogs, which is why we keep her in a muzzle. Even when she is just trying to play she will jump up on people and scare them because of her size, the ONLY one she will even remotely listen too is my dad or my brother who she will constantly follow around. I've tried to train her for up to 2-ish hours a day and no luck. She just keeps getting distracted and won't listen. The longest I've gotten her to listen was to stay for 10 seconds but that was immediately broken the second she saw the treats in my hand. She also has a weird habit where she will pounce on the floor, blankets, pillows, corners, etc. When there is absolutely nothing there. She will just stare at whatever it is intensely waging her tail like she's waiting for something to pop out of no where. Can someone PLEASE give me some advice! I don't know what to do I've never had a dog this uncontrollable and high energy before! And the last thing I want is my brother to lose her. If you need more info I'd be happy to give more details or examples...
Go to the CZcams videos by Solid K9 training. This pup you are talking about is past the puppy training stage. The habits that have have been formed while a youngster have now developed into "behavioral" problems. There are other decent trainers on CZcams, but I like Solid K9 Training. (And I have watched and viewed hundreds of song training videos) hope that will help!
I have no issues teaching my dog this but my younger kids do not get the concept of training the dog like I'm trying 2. She goes after them like a play toy and I can't watch her every minute of the day. Is there a way around this?
Hey I have a bluetick coonhound that bit my 3 year old and after that I have been told that after a coonhound bites a kid that the dog cant be around kids
What can you do when the puppy doesn't know the difference between her toys and things she shouldn't bite or play with like this? She will bite her toys and then come bite me just the same as the toy. She bites so hard that I can't remove myself from her to teach her that it's not okay.
This is easy when the dog is on the leash, but if you're dog is off leash and suddenly starts nipping for your attention, how do you stop that? THe dog is great on a leash.
What about BPI Bite Pressure Inhibition? You stop him biting and he doesn't learn to not bite hard ... Later when he is bigger and is accidently provoked to bite it may come down too hard.
+Pawfessor Gage I have a question. Why are comments disabled on your videos? you seem to be very quick to criticize other trainers' methods. Why do you not allow the same on your videos?
I have a Mini Dachshund and i have no kids but when my nephews come over she gets very defensive begins to growl at them and then when they want to place their hand in front of her nose to have her sniff she kind of pokes with her nose but kind of in a way saying "back off" and begins to growl and bark. How can i help her be nice to kids ? She loves older people especially grandmas and grandpas but can't tolerate little kids... help??
Hi I have had A female dog for 5 Months now and She is 20 Months of Age. She is Super Friendly with People and Even cuddles with strangers. Has never shown food Aggression either but yesterday i took her on a walk and she started eating chicken bones from a garbage drum i pulled her away from it by grabbing her collar and as soon as i would let go she would run back to the drum but when i pulled her for the third time she kinda bit me it was more of a Nib and broke my skin and then Ran off to the Garbage again. Is this some thing i should be worried about or is this like Normal. I hope its not a sign of growing Aggression in Her..! Pleas Advise what should i do..!
Abuzar laleka it means your dog is the pack leader. the dog corrected your behavior and continued to do as it pleased. that is a very bad sign. if you let that continue your dog and you will hate eachother, and the dog may hurt you or someone else.
Yea. My German shepherd sable does not like to be pet. She sleeps in my bed and shell lay against me. But she will not let me pet or pat her.. shell bite me and talk to me, pretty sure she saying fuck off lol
I wouldn’t recommend this method because: You need to teach the dog a protocol (what am I required to do in the situation) prior to introducing the dog to the situation (reinforcement of sit for treats when people approach and/or pet). The puppy received no guidance in this scenario other than a correction for certain motions. If your dog nips and you’re introducing kids, four kids converging on a him and correcting for these infractions is unfair and may associate the kids with “bad things” (since the corrections are most likely going to happen when the kids are present). It would be far better to have one child initially, coached on appropriate interaction with the puppy so it’s a slow positive interaction that builds skills rather than setting him up to be corrected.
I'm having the same issue. So stressed & discouraged. My 2 year old son loves our 3 month old puppy but the pup keeps nipping at him and when he gets scarred & cries, he does it even more. :( He does the same with me. He hardly licks & when you pet him, he goes straight to nipping, as if he doesn't like being petted or thinks of it as a game to start nipping. Puppy is 3 months old corgi & we've had him for 2 days now.
@@blueseptember2174 Regearding the nipping: It’s gotten A LOT better (has almost disappeared tbh). What’s helped a lot in regards to stopping nipping to my son is the clicker training. Click and give a treat every time he even looks in his direction so that it stops his herding impulse to run and nip at him. Now he hardly does it ever (wish he did it more tbh 😂). What’s also helped, is that my son is older now and can okay with him whereas before, he was either too scared, too jealous, or would (& still does tbh) smack him when he means to pet him. But now that he’s gotten older, he is much more gentler than before. Which is why I usually let my son and wife (cause he’s so clingy to me) give him treats so will get, & has gotten, closer to them both. Regarding the licking: I’ve learned, not every dog is a kicker. So my dog at first, NEVER licked but no licks here n there but very VERY briefly. Like if I’m on the floor or he really wants attention and wants to be petted a lot (which is often lol) My notes are a little all over the place but be encouraged. It gets easier (though it’s not easy at first lol). My biggest suggestions would be this: Get a trainer (though be skeptical of the Pack Leader/intimidation style trainers) Walk your dog together as a family. (This will also let the dog get his/her energy out and not be as nippy) Just know that as your puppy/dog gets older, so does your kid & it will get easier to get them to listen to the does & do nots. Hope this has helped.
Well funny enough dogs need to learn how to bite as they need to learn how string to bite or not to bite if they don't learn it they mite bite harder when they are older . So biting as puppy is actually necessary .
My roommate has a pit-german Sheppard mix,11 months old he eats everything and nips. She doesn't want me to train him and keeps telling me she will do it. It has been 4 months since she got him and has him on a leash 2 time he won't let me near his collar to put a leash on without trying to not. He eats towels and rugs. I need help with him, what can I do .she got him from the shelter at Christmas
what did you do to solve the problem i have a 2 month puppy german shepard and I cant get him to stop biting my hand or my ankle. my hand is full of scars
Can you make a video that can be helpful for me for my cousin's dog not to bites my cousin's puppy and also cuz she bites my dogs too she's a small dog please help me
If you are living in a family... and everyone is giving food & orders to the dog , then . that's what you get ... a dog has to be ordered &feed by one owner .... or at least you have to show him that you are the BOSS.
My husky is 3 months old and he gets kinda aggressive and bites to much when I try to play with him sometimes and I try the ow method doesn’t work or stop 😕 he likes to bite feet/ socks how do I stop that
Yes but how do you control when they are not on a leash inside the house??? I have an 11 week old yellow lab and she nips and bites all the time playing...
“No,good boy”… hmm 🤔 that’s a mixed message even for me,, he just did something he shouldn’t do without knowing it,, his owner says NO but then he gets petted and he’s a good boy, the last thing he did was nip at something, now if the owner gave him a toy instead and he’s chewing on that instead a hand then yes he’s a good boy,
I was thinking the same. When I’m training my dogs, I say ‘no’ and send them outside or to bed just for a min or so, THEN praise them for listening to my commands. This ‘yes’ , ‘no’ is BS in my opinion
chanelname969 it's all about timing. "No!" when he goes to bite. "Good boy" when you see him refrain. Timing is key. Or you are quite correct. Bad timing makes for confusion.
You also have to pull on the leash as you say no, they guy talked about it on the video he said saying no won’t work. And yes the moment the dog does what he needs you to do you have to reward.
That is why there has to be a physical correction (the quick tug on the leash) with the verbal one. Then you follow with the verbal praise to reinforce the good behavior. This is really no different than training any other command. Eventually you can do away with the physical correction too.
I'm confused, it looks like you're offering the puppy your shoe to him to set him up to fail? Why do you push him in to a sit instead of cueing him to sit? And if you ask (or push him in to a sit) how does he know when he can get up or be done? "Respectful with his mouth"? Isn't mouthing a natural phase in their development? How is mouthing a behavior that exhibits disrespect? Shouldn't it be considered an opportunity in their development to teach bite inhibition and how to use their jaws at varying degrees of pressure (to avoid future damage if they bite someone or something?). It seems by punishing in an effort to extinguish this natural puppy / adolescent behavior means the puppy will miss out on this very important lesson.
Please HELP ME! I have a very good street dog friend. She always recognizes me and get very excited when sees me. Especially when I go to office, she always STOP my WAY and the same happens when I get down from my cab. If I will not pet or spend time for 10-20 mins she won't leave me..How to train her?
& you should go to work earlier if you dont have enough time to greet the dog that choose you. that's the only time she sees you. imagine how exited she is after waiting since fucking yesterday. you cant be that heartless. oh and to anwer your question, you train her just like any other dog but adopt her first, the dgo that choose you for best friend is homeless and sees you for 10min a day, HOW CAN YOU EVEN SLLEP AT NIGHT? o.o
Chubbs 137 firmly knee your dog on the chest your dog will get the message. My pit used to jump on people when visitors would be at the door and it worked.
That's what I THOUGHT I was supposed to do. He comes right back @me, worse. It's like someone pushes a button in him& he goes oingo. He's ripping my clothes& skin. I don't think it's aggression. I think it's anxiety. Been like this since the day I got him @8wks- he's now almost 14wks. Bunnies nip- this dude bites lol
Toni Zamora If you haven’t already, I STRONGLY suggest taking your dog to a professional who deals with aggressive behaviors, what you’ve described sounds very dangerous
@MothMan Maniac...nah, he's just anxious- he's not aggressive. I've learned that corrections are ALL in the timing. Time it wrong& they go into play mode. I caught it right. Doesn't jump on me anymore. He's been vetted- he's all good. Anxious, but she wanted to try increasing his walks& burn some energy. He's a sweet, over-active want to be lap-pup pup. I'd had a hard time walking him. He finally grew into his harness so now I can walk him without worrying about him hurting himself pulling the collar around his neck. Yep. He's leash reactive too....oh- yay! He's a new man lol! Does both of us a world of good. He even made a friend. Hard to socialize them whilst quarantined ya know? We're getting there...but thank you!!
We've had a german shepherd puppy for the last 10 months. Got her at 8 weeks. High energy, very lovable, but JUST.... CAN'T..... STAND...... WITHHOLDING.... THOSE.... "ILOVEYOU".... BITES...... "no" and treats don't work. Throws fit if you don't spend enough time with her. Long story... I've just had my first heartattack and I wonder if all of this is worth it. I'd rather see her in an extremely loving home, than stay in ours with our short tempers. This video will not work with her.
Cats can bite too. My boyfriend's Tom will pet you and if you don't let him right away, he'll draw blood with one claw. My sister's Siamese cat bit her once and she found out she had low thyroid anyway. Don't let dogs mouth your hands when they're puppies. They don't know yet hos strong their bite will become when they're older.
i'm more impressed by how you trained the kids to sit to the side on command!
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xactly what i was thinking!
interesting points ,if anyone else wants to learn about how do you train a puppy try Pycanta Puppy Trainer Protocol ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my mate got amazing results with it.
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when your dog starts nipping, make a shhh noise and have him look at you, when he stops praise him and say good boy. also have a toy on hand for him to chew instead. remember, he's not being aggressive, he's playing and teething.
That doesn’t work with my puppy 😔
@@tripleaofficial8562 well he moght be over stimulated, some dogs dont ever listen unless theyre thoroughly tired out. I got a sheltie who can be like that. Exercise, obedience training, then affection works best usually
Yes true. It takes time but it works.
I have found more success by using sit and down to settle my puppy. And if she nips I stand up with a quick command and leave. It’s way more effective than tugging on the neck.
Man i would praise when she stops but then she takes it up a level and jumps and barks at me
"Let's have all you guy's go sit down again ,thank you " Applies the same kind of training with his kids .
I have to say this method is AWESOME!! I just got 2 puppies. And the pulling of the leash with the command of NO work right away. I did reward with treats though and both of my puppies learned on our first try (I’m sure it helps greatly if your dogs are naturally smart) i have a Goldendoodle and a Yorkie. I am sorry for all of you who are still struggling as the puppies bites hurt like hell. Specially big dogs.
What a beautiful family!
This is helpful I’ll try this with my 1 yr old corgi. He is a mouthy dog with my cats.
I have been looking for a video on this for weeks! There’s not enough on training dogs with kids
What about while in the throws of zooooooomies excitement that’s when it mainly happens and when he wants to play? We offer a toy
I have a two year old rescue who nips A LOT. He does it out of excitement and fear, mainly. He's awful with strangers unless he's been caged and had a bit to get used to their presence in the house. As for excitement, I think I'll have to try the spray bottle and pet route first. I'm PRAYING it works. I'm so exhausted by his over excitement.
Did it work out?
Impressive training for the kids they sit well
Please help me what do i do if my dog wont stop playing call of duty
Four years later... and still an awesome example of children doing a excellent "Go Place."
I have a 2 months old rottie. When i got him, he was unstoppable. Biting and nipping me all around. The thing is you need to teach him what is good and and what is bad. I got him on line by doing this : if your puppy bites your hand or ankle just push him gently and give him a loud NO and redirect him to a toy. I prefer a hard bone. Everytime your pup bites, you do this. NO and give him the toy. Eventually he will stop. You need patience for this stuff. But you will get your result :D
Jon Snow thanks I'll try
That would teach me that if I want my toy. I bite ya 😉
Jon Snow i have a 10 week old rot and he is really bad with the play biting. He will try to snap really hard and it suck i have been redirecting and it hasn helped much. How long did it take you to stop this?
Does Ghost get along with him,or see him as a snack?
Just got a rottie too she’s biting like mad I’m gonna have to try this 😉
Great video, thank you! Your kids are so disciplined too! Impressive!
I have a five month old pitbull. He’s quite big and has a non stop problem with biting, and jumping, and hates being petted. I’ve tried this, and he’s very stubborn so I haven’t had positive results. I really need tips or advice before he gets to big and bites someone who would take negative actions. 😭
There is an older little dog at my work that is not very sociable and goes after the pant legs of whoever makes noise or moves quickly. I'm a janitor, so, I make quite a bit of noise when I move, and I also have a hand truck, which he doesn't like, either. Last night, when he went after me, I stopped him by gently tapping his side with my mop handle and yelling a short "HEY!" to get his attention. He stopped immediately, and I followed up by making standing firm while facing him with a slight lean and solid eye contact. I held his gaze for several moments, all while calming myself and thinking "I am in control. Biting is unacceptable behavior. We do not do that here." Guess what he did? He gave me distance- a sign of respect that dogs give to their leaders. Furthermore, he left me alone for the rest of my shift.
I have a 2 month old Cane Corso and he bites & nips hands, ankles,arms , even your head-The yelling ouw real loud or saying NO!
Does not work-I did not want to hit him-so I used a little spray bottle of water that mists him whenever he bites.Works like a dream!He bites-I yell NO with a little mist of water in his face & he stops instantly.
when my dogs owls i say 'SHUT THE FUCK UP'
don't u think that's a little TOO much..?
+Christina Serenity nope then he ses fuck u
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+Christina Serenity my dog takes my phone and plays pokemon
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My dog grabs my clothes while I’m wearing them and plays tug with them. Her intention is to bite me but she grabs the clothes. It’s hard cause if I get closer to her to confront her she changes her grip and bites me and if just wait or try to distract her it’s like she has complete control over me. It’s scary and hard to correct but I’m working on it.
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Same!
Your truly a trainer
I have a Yorkie and WILL NOT STOP BITING AND NIPPING I need help and if your puppy or dog needs help to be potty trained at first normally your dog will pee or poop on your carpet basically just keep an eye on your dog and if you see him sniffing around your house that means he or she is looking for a place to pee or poop if the dog sniffs take the dog immediately to your front or back yard and wait until he goes every time the dog does that repeat it until your puppy goes to your door and when it pees or poops give it a treat every time and yes
This approach makes so much sense. There are so many conflicting ideas out there. What is your style of training, and how long have you been training? Thanks in advance
My dog is almost 3 and he recently started biting people he doesn't know. I bought a muzzle for him so he wouldn't bite when I take him out but I want to approach different methods
Dogs should not be petted on the top of the head, most especially by children. It encourages biting and is annoying to the dog. Instead they should be stroked on the chest, under the chin, on the shoulder or back.
Damn near every dog I've had has love to be petted/massaged on the head. Teaching kids how to pet them so that the dog enjoys it is the problem
Teach them to be soft and gentle and a properly raised dog should have no issue. That, or it's your kids that are the problem lol
ok know it all lmao idiot
I took my puppy from a dog foster home about a year ago. I love him to bits; he has a great personality, and I feel that he loves our family so much. BUT he explores by biting. It will bite and chew everything. My husband and I were thinking about taking him to 'doggy school', but then again, it’s extremely expensive, and the nearest 'doggy school' is far away from us. Maybe you have some advice? THANK YOU!!!!
What about dogs who herd? My dog is an English Shepherd and she nipps my heels. She is e-collar trained. She mostly does it when we wake up in the morning- from when I get out of bed until she finishes breakfast. She also does it if I am wearing flip flops. She's 6 years old.
I'm the owner of a border collie so I feel your pain (or remember it from years ago)! Just a couple ideas... teach "Down / Stay / Release". Then you can have her lay down while you get around in the morning and release her when you're ready to take her outside to run and release her pent up working energy! BUT... the best thing would be this... before going to bed, fill up a "Kong Wobbler", "Tricky Treat Ball" or "Omega Paw Ball" with her breakfast and hide it somewhere like a drawer beside your bed before going to sleep. When you wake up, take it out of hiding and give it to her to chase around while her food randomly falls out. She'll be distracted, mentally stimulated and eating at the same time you are able to walk around your home without being herded. Good luck!
Seems very confusing for the immediate praise. Seems like the dog would associate that with good job nipping at my owner.
Nope. It works.
I agree, some dogs will link the things together and really put it into a I have to be bad to be good situation. The praise should only happen once he makes a choice for himself.
Thank you so much for this video. I just rescued a malamute who play bites very hard. Not only my hands but my bites all over my body, face included. I can't lay down in my bed. It's clear it's 100% playful so I have no concern with him being aggressive but something needs to be done. I had a pure bred Siberian previously who didn't have this issue because I could stop it from months old of age. With Theo it's far gone and I'm not sure how to calmly teach him. No idea of his age but seems around 1 yr and high possibility there's husky in him. His mouth is the size of my face, it HURTS lol. Thanks in advance for any advice/insight -- !
Hey, we have the same problem. I was wondering since it’s been a year, what you did to stop it. Any advice would help. We’re new puppy owners and the biting has lost control. Donno what to do. Thanks 😊
I firmly believe every dog can smell a dog trainer a mile off and starts to behave immediately - the strange thing is that my wolfdog doesn't think I'm a dog trainer
Having so many problems with my pup
This is only reference to a puppy puppies are different from adult dogs,and the smaller toy breed can have a different temperament than bigger breeds.
I think every dog trains differently, that way works for him but it might not work for other people. I have a 11 week Siberian Husky and saying no doesn’t work, I train with treats and it’s going great for me. I always tell my self animals don’t know English LOL you have to show them the right way and then they will start to get it, never train with pain.
What if they aren’t on a leash?
Helped instantly
Nice family! Thanks for the information. Im going to try it :)
That doesn't work with my puppy. The Ow method doesn't work either and when we get up to remove ourselves she jumps onto our clothes.
I'm having the exact same problem. my puppy is extremely hyper active and just won't listen at all
Marianne A heyy, so how did you fix the problem? My puppy keeps going for my socks every time I move lol.
So, We took her to a trainer at petco, she's really awesome and taught us all these tricks. Also with time she became better. Instead of saying Ow we always made sure we had a toy next to us and we say no biting and when she stops we give her a favorite toy as a prize and we give her attention for a little.
put on leash and tug when doing something bad and use vocal low tone que to stop
You got to act like your really hurt. I would fall to the floor and "hide" from my pup. You got to sell it.
What kind of collar are you using for corrections ?
So if the dog nips or snatches for something bad, like your hand, can you correct, offer a toy, and then praise for choosing the toy to bite instead? This is something I've struggled with when I'm caring for my in-laws' corgi
Guys he also has choking caller that helps a lot also bitter apple helps
Brianna Diaz Yes, I train my one dog for the dog show at the fair, and the choke collar does wonders for her. On the other hand, my other small dog is a complete diva and won't listen at all with it because I've been to soft to correct him. My best advice I could give all of you is to not act like your dog didn't do anything wrong. You need to correct them in whatever way works best for you and your dog.
I have a crazy besenji ive had millions of dogs that I trained..this dog knows to go outside and make.. she will come in the house and look right at me and pee on the floor on couch on the bed. after she been out and made out there..I spend hours playing with her with her toys to bite on but the minute i stop she runs to tear up something in the house.. and she bites continuously, Ive tried all the training advice i see here and this dog has add or something i dont know what to do with her any more
When is the best moment to start using a leash with a puppy? Mine is 8 weeks.
Is this good for adult dogs
I need so much help. my pup is good at the no command to not bite which is great! but when my mums dog comes around he bites at her dog. it seem easy to tell them no but when you remove your eyes from them they are play biting. it wouldn't be so bad but my pup is drawing blood and my mums dog thinks it great! I am so stressed that my pup wil hurt my mums dog.
It's not fair to try to get him to take your shoe from your hand and then correct him for doing that. It's a confusing message for him.The fact that he didnt take it is not the point.
The comments about use of a prong collar are mostly from ignorant people (I did not say stupid). The people do not understand that a prong collar is to help a dog. Professional trainers in the military, police, rehabilitation, protection areas as well as open-minded regular trainers know why. The prong collar is NOT to Hurt. It is NOT to Punish. It is to interrupt unwanted behavior that leads to injury or danger to the dog (chewing electrical cords, etc.) or people or other animals.
Except in several countries they are illegal so either you have to break the law or find other ways to deliver corrections.
How do you correct your pup when it is not on the leash?
I need advice desperately! Please!
We have a German Shepard puppy who is about a year in a half now. We've had LOTS of Shepards and raise puppies, however our dog died. My little brother, who was devastated, spent his own money to buy his own dog, which is this dog. The only issue is she was past the most trainable stage. She will NOT listen, she has endless energy and is in general the most uncontrollable dog I've EVER seen!
I have no idea what to do, we are so scared of what she will do she has a muzzle whenever she is outside because we've already had bad experiences. One more and she will be put down for sure. We have a hard time walking her because she will try to pull you off your feet if she is interested in something. And is smart enough to get out of harnesses. Which is how some of the "bad experiences" happened. So we have to be careful for her not to get out and run off when we are trying to walk her. We can't even run with her to help get more energy out because she will literally pull you off your feet.
She barks at everything! She is also very territorial when it comes to other dogs and has tried to go after several dogs, which is why we keep her in a muzzle. Even when she is just trying to play she will jump up on people and scare them because of her size, the ONLY one she will even remotely listen too is my dad or my brother who she will constantly follow around. I've tried to train her for up to 2-ish hours a day and no luck. She just keeps getting distracted and won't listen. The longest I've gotten her to listen was to stay for 10 seconds but that was immediately broken the second she saw the treats in my hand.
She also has a weird habit where she will pounce on the floor, blankets, pillows, corners, etc. When there is absolutely nothing there. She will just stare at whatever it is intensely waging her tail like she's waiting for something to pop out of no where.
Can someone PLEASE give me some advice! I don't know what to do I've never had a dog this uncontrollable and high energy before! And the last thing I want is my brother to lose her. If you need more info I'd be happy to give more details or examples...
Go to the CZcams videos by Solid K9 training. This pup you are talking about is past the puppy training stage. The habits that have have been formed while a youngster have now developed into "behavioral" problems. There are other decent trainers on CZcams, but I like Solid K9 Training. (And I have watched and viewed hundreds of song training videos) hope that will help!
I have no issues teaching my dog this but my younger kids do not get the concept of training the dog like I'm trying 2. She goes after them like a play toy and I can't watch her every minute of the day. Is there a way around this?
Hey I have a bluetick coonhound that bit my 3 year old and after that I have been told that after a coonhound bites a kid that the dog cant be around kids
BUT how do you do this with a DEAF puppy?
Awwww😢! Definitely treats for when he/she does something good.
What can you do when the puppy doesn't know the difference between her toys and things she shouldn't bite or play with like this? She will bite her toys and then come bite me just the same as the toy. She bites so hard that I can't remove myself from her to teach her that it's not okay.
This is easy when the dog is on the leash, but if you're dog is off leash and suddenly starts nipping for your attention, how do you stop that? THe dog is great on a leash.
What about BPI Bite Pressure Inhibition? You stop him biting and he doesn't learn to not bite hard ...
Later when he is bigger and is accidently provoked to bite it may come down too hard.
Train the dog to not be provoked into biting.
when ever it doing a wrong thing you just pulling a bit of its leash....... so should we do that ....? jst simply saying no wont wrk it seems......
+Pawfessor Gage I have a question. Why are comments disabled on your videos? you seem to be very quick to criticize other trainers' methods. Why do you not allow the same on your videos?
Puppy training dog whisperer
I have a Mini Dachshund and i have no kids but when my nephews come over she gets very defensive begins to growl at them and then when they want to place their hand in front of her nose to have her sniff she kind of pokes with her nose but kind of in a way saying "back off" and begins to growl and bark. How can i help her be nice to kids ? She loves older people especially grandmas and grandpas but can't tolerate little kids... help??
The dog sat down when he told the kids to sit down. That shows how trained the dog is by just hearing sit down.
Thankyou thankyou sooo much
Hi I have had A female dog for 5 Months now and She is 20 Months of Age. She is Super Friendly with People and Even cuddles with strangers. Has never shown food Aggression either but yesterday i took her on a walk and she started eating chicken bones from a garbage drum i pulled her away from it by grabbing her collar and as soon as i would let go she would run back to the drum but when i pulled her for the third time she kinda bit me it was more of a Nib and broke my skin and then Ran off to the Garbage again. Is this some thing i should be worried about or is this like Normal. I hope its not a sign of growing Aggression in Her..!
Pleas Advise what should i do..!
Abuzar laleka that's food aggression. Teach her the command "leave it". Feed her from your hands, not free eating. Best of wishes
Abuzar laleka it means your dog is the pack leader. the dog corrected your behavior and continued to do as it pleased. that is a very bad sign. if you let that continue your dog and you will hate eachother, and the dog may hurt you or someone else.
What these two said, but the dog's potential aggression varies based on the breed.
Yea. My German shepherd sable does not like to be pet. She sleeps in my bed and shell lay against me. But she will not let me pet or pat her.. shell bite me and talk to me, pretty sure she saying fuck off lol
I wouldn’t recommend this method because: You need to teach the dog a protocol (what am I required to do in the situation) prior to introducing the dog to the situation (reinforcement of sit for treats when people approach and/or pet). The puppy received no guidance in this scenario other than a correction for certain motions. If your dog nips and you’re introducing kids, four kids converging on a him and correcting for these infractions is unfair and may associate the kids with “bad things” (since the corrections are most likely going to happen when the kids are present). It would be far better to have one child initially, coached on appropriate interaction with the puppy so it’s a slow positive interaction that builds skills rather than setting him up to be corrected.
Great one
I'm having the same issue. So stressed & discouraged.
My 2 year old son loves our 3 month old puppy but the pup keeps nipping at him and when he gets scarred & cries, he does it even more. :(
He does the same with me. He hardly licks & when you pet him, he goes straight to nipping, as if he doesn't like being petted or thinks of it as a game to start nipping.
Puppy is 3 months old corgi & we've had him for 2 days now.
Any luck?
Did it get better? I could use some advice.
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Regearding the nipping:
It’s gotten A LOT better (has almost disappeared tbh). What’s helped a lot in regards to stopping nipping to my son is the clicker training. Click and give a treat every time he even looks in his direction so that it stops his herding impulse to run and nip at him. Now he hardly does it ever (wish he did it more tbh 😂).
What’s also helped, is that my son is older now and can okay with him whereas before, he was either too scared, too jealous, or would (& still does tbh) smack him when he means to pet him. But now that he’s gotten older, he is much more gentler than before. Which is why I usually let my son and wife (cause he’s so clingy to me) give him treats so will get, & has gotten, closer to them both.
Regarding the licking: I’ve learned, not every dog is a kicker. So my dog at first, NEVER licked but no licks here n there but very VERY briefly. Like if I’m on the floor or he really wants attention and wants to be petted a lot (which is often lol)
My notes are a little all over the place but be encouraged. It gets easier (though it’s not easy at first lol). My biggest suggestions would be this:
Get a trainer (though be skeptical of the Pack Leader/intimidation style trainers)
Walk your dog together as a family. (This will also let the dog get his/her energy out and not be as nippy)
Just know that as your puppy/dog gets older, so does your kid & it will get easier to get them to listen to the does & do nots.
Hope this has helped.
@@Deathb4dishonor5 yes it has, thank God lol
Thank you
I have a four year old dog, will it work with him? (If it has to do with breed he is a golden doodle.)
Well funny enough dogs need to learn how to bite as they need to learn how string to bite or not to bite if they don't learn it they mite bite harder when they are older . So biting as puppy is actually necessary .
Will this work with older puppies, I have a 10 month old that's horrible with biting and mouthing
You forgot to say "good girls" when they obeyed :O)
My roommate has a pit-german Sheppard mix,11 months old he eats everything and nips. She doesn't want me to train him and keeps telling me she will do it. It has been 4 months since she got him and has him on a leash 2 time he won't let me near his collar to put a leash on without trying to not. He eats towels and rugs. I need help with him, what can I do .she got him from the shelter at Christmas
I need help please I have bite marks on my feet, ankle, hand, and arms I don’t no what to do😭😭
Hope it got better for you. I hear the e collar is a great correction tool
My dog is bad about jumping and biting clothes when she is excited. How do I stop this?
Looks easy, but not so with my canine.
I have german shepherd 2 months and he is biting and nt responding when i tell him no or try treets with him
what did you do to solve the problem i have a 2 month puppy german shepard and I cant get him to stop biting my hand or my ankle. my hand is full of scars
You have sweet kids and dog...nice...#beKind
Can you make a video that can be helpful for me for my cousin's dog not to bites my cousin's puppy and also cuz she bites my dogs too she's a small dog please help me
Thank you. I was missing the praise step.
ao idk how old this video is but i have a huskey aussi mix and LAWD she is a hot mess a bad nipper and she does not listen at all
If you are living in a family... and everyone is giving food & orders to the dog , then . that's what you get ... a dog has to be ordered &feed by one owner .... or at least you have to show him that you are the BOSS.
keisha allen this happens to me all the time my husky is crazy she bites way to much I hope she doesn’t eat meee
keisha allen my husky is crazy too
My husky is 3 months old and he gets kinda aggressive and bites to much when I try to play with him sometimes and I try the ow method doesn’t work or stop 😕 he likes to bite feet/ socks how do I stop that
Yes but how do you control when they are not on a leash inside the house??? I have an 11 week old yellow lab and she nips and bites all the time playing...
1Jacreasy you put him on a leash during play? Didn’t know people this stupid exist
My pup german shepard bits all the time
Mine too. I'm at a loss...
Mine as well. The bites are getting harder
How's your german shepherd nowadays?
Did it got better?
“No,good boy”… hmm 🤔 that’s a mixed message even for me,, he just did something he shouldn’t do without knowing it,, his owner says NO but then he gets petted and he’s a good boy, the last thing he did was nip at something, now if the owner gave him a toy instead and he’s chewing on that instead a hand then yes he’s a good boy,
I was thinking the same. When I’m training my dogs, I say ‘no’ and send them outside or to bed just for a min or so, THEN praise them for listening to my commands. This ‘yes’ , ‘no’ is BS in my opinion
DOES THIS WORK ON ANOTHER PERSONS DOG BECAUSE SHE KEEPS BITING THE SHIT OUT OF ME
I'm sorry, but in my opinion, telling ''no'' and then immediately ''good boy'' is confusing and stupid..
chanelname969 it's all about timing.
"No!" when he goes to bite.
"Good boy" when you see him refrain.
Timing is key.
Or you are quite correct.
Bad timing makes for confusion.
You also have to pull on the leash as you say no, they guy talked about it on the video he said saying no won’t work. And yes the moment the dog does what he needs you to do you have to reward.
That is why there has to be a physical correction (the quick tug on the leash) with the verbal one. Then you follow with the verbal praise to reinforce the good behavior. This is really no different than training any other command. Eventually you can do away with the physical correction too.
chanelname969 it's called balanced training.
chanelname969 But it works. You've seen it on the video. It's not about your opinion, it's about effectiveness
it's good n helpful
I'm confused, it looks like you're offering the puppy your shoe to him to set him up to fail? Why do you push him in to a sit instead of cueing him to sit? And if you ask (or push him in to a sit) how does he know when he can get up or be done?
"Respectful with his mouth"? Isn't mouthing a natural phase in their development? How is mouthing a behavior that exhibits disrespect? Shouldn't it be considered an opportunity in their development to teach bite inhibition and how to use their jaws at varying degrees of pressure (to avoid future damage if they bite someone or something?). It seems by punishing in an effort to extinguish this natural puppy / adolescent behavior means the puppy will miss out on this very important lesson.
If a dog is biting because he is teething, then you need to give him an alternative to biting your hand, like toys that he can chew on. Common sense.
Please HELP ME! I have a very good street dog friend. She always recognizes me and get very excited when sees me. Especially when I go to office, she always STOP my WAY and the same happens when I get down from my cab. If I will not pet or spend time for 10-20 mins she won't leave me..How to train her?
you idiot why would you want to train her to leave you alone? she's your dog. she's your ffriend. she choose you. adopt her and train her then. :/
& you should go to work earlier if you dont have enough time to greet the dog that choose you. that's the only time she sees you. imagine how exited she is after waiting since fucking yesterday. you cant be that heartless.
oh and to anwer your question, you train her just like any other dog but adopt her first, the dgo that choose you for best friend is homeless and sees you for 10min a day, HOW CAN YOU EVEN SLLEP AT NIGHT? o.o
My pit has recently started nipping and bouncing me. I don’t know what to do
Chubbs 137 firmly knee your dog on the chest your dog will get the message. My pit used to jump on people when visitors would be at the door and it worked.
Thanks I will definitely try it next time she acts up
That's what I THOUGHT I was supposed to do. He comes right back @me, worse. It's like someone pushes a button in him& he goes oingo. He's ripping my clothes& skin. I don't think it's aggression. I think it's anxiety. Been like this since the day I got him @8wks- he's now almost 14wks. Bunnies nip- this dude bites lol
Toni Zamora If you haven’t already, I STRONGLY suggest taking your dog to a professional who deals with aggressive behaviors, what you’ve described sounds very dangerous
@MothMan Maniac...nah, he's just anxious- he's not aggressive. I've learned that corrections are ALL in the timing. Time it wrong& they go into play mode. I caught it right. Doesn't jump on me anymore. He's been vetted- he's all good. Anxious, but she wanted to try increasing his walks& burn some energy. He's a sweet, over-active want to be lap-pup pup. I'd had a hard time walking him. He finally grew into his harness so now I can walk him without worrying about him hurting himself pulling the collar around his neck. Yep. He's leash reactive too....oh- yay! He's a new man lol! Does both of us a world of good. He even made a friend. Hard to socialize them whilst quarantined ya know? We're getting there...but thank you!!
It's like saying good boy for biting you. I'm not try to hate or be rude
My 5 months husky is still play biting, jumps and pulls my clothes.
Did it got better?
Why would you even temp the dog with your shoe????....
My dog loves kids so much but they are extremely rude to him and don’t pet him the correct way acting like they have treats so he bites.
Nice
We've had a german shepherd puppy for the last 10 months. Got her at 8 weeks. High energy, very lovable, but JUST.... CAN'T..... STAND...... WITHHOLDING.... THOSE.... "ILOVEYOU".... BITES...... "no" and treats don't work. Throws fit if you don't spend enough time with her. Long story... I've just had my first heartattack and I wonder if all of this is worth it. I'd rather see her in an extremely loving home, than stay in ours with our short tempers. This video will not work with her.
He doesnt understand NO but will understand praise? Hell no. You need treat and good boy.
Why o why can't my dog be so simple to train :( .
I have a 3 month old Husky Max and HE KEEPS BITTING MEH
because hes frustrated they need to play
It did not work
I'm scared of dogs🐶and I think they bite😰
Cats can bite too. My boyfriend's Tom will pet you and if you don't let him right away, he'll draw blood with one claw. My sister's Siamese cat bit her once and she found out she had low thyroid anyway. Don't let dogs mouth your hands when they're puppies. They don't know yet hos strong their bite will become when they're older.
I'm too sweet to Spary a dog with water or be rude 2 it hehhe