| A Dog's World: Educating Your New Puppy Not to Bite His Human |
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The Puppy's World: Puppy Biting Lesson It is natural for a puppy to want to explore his world. And it's also quite normal for a pup to nip and bite and bite. It occurs when the pup is getting his milk teeth. When my poodle did it, she did it so softly that I thought "What's the harm?" Yet you cannot let Fido get away with it for long. The sooner you can instruct your pet properly, the better off he & the family will be.
You wouldn't want the pup to go biting little children in the community, Puppy Training is So Important: Puppy Needs to Learn Yes, the pup must be punished when he bites. And it has to be at the time of occurrence - because if you let it go a minute or two, then he won't make the right association. Here's something you may not know - in the puppy world, play is important. This is 1 of the reasons why the puppy "nips". He is exploring, and trying to play. Thus you ought to reserve some time each day for playing. Also, it would be a good idea to get him something he can chew on. Then, his energies (& tendencies to bite) will be directed toward something more constructive. Biting a Human: Redirect the Pup Dogs make great companions. Yet they need to be socialized, and taught some discipline. Be firm when you are disciplining the pup. First of all, you should let him know it hurts when you receive a bite from him. Let out a loud squeal, or say "ouch" when he does it. Don't let him get away with it. There are a couple of ways to cope with this negative behavior. Here are a few:
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