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This video is on how to stop your puppy biting you. The technique of clicking the absence of biting was shown to me by my mentor Kyle Rayon, who is one of the most amazing and innovative trainers, though she is very modest! Dogs use their mouths to interact with their environment, so it is normal for a puppy to want to bite your hands or clothes. However in our society it is highly inappropriate. To train a puppy to stop using their mouth when interacting with humans is simple. All you have to do is set up training scenarios where your puppy would normally start biting and train an alternate response- calmly sitting, lying down, standing, or walking with a closed mouth. First you would start with the least arousing game- so simply just a reaching hand. As you reach, click or say “yes” and then feed a treat. As the puppy is successful you can progress to more and more arousing stimulus. You should not allow your dog to be man handled or petted roughly. Petting should not only be rewarding for the human but for the dog as well. However at some point in your dogs life, someone might get to your dog before you can stop them and be overly rough. You can prepare your dog for these situations by playing training games. But when these situations do occur in real life, respect your dog, and get them out of the stressful situation. Do practice handling exercises for grooming as well as vet visits regularly… Tips- These exercises should only be done by ADULTS. As children can …
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www.pamsdogacademy.com This was on my other computer before I got my new imac with imovie. So, I thought I would post it anyway. I also had it posted and for some reason the audio stopped playing. So, I uploaded it again. Sorry, if you have already watched it. This is a fun game to play with your dog that can prevent many behavior problems, give your dog mental stimulation, exercise, and it is fun for everyone in the family. Dogs love to find things! Not to mention it is a natural behavior to want to search and find fun things. I taught my dogs this game using clicker training and by slowly increasing the distance at which the item is placed until it is in another room, then in harder and more difficult places to encourage the dog to really have to search for it. One my dogs really understand the game, I hide multiple things for them to find. It really teaches the dog to use their senses. This game is a fun activity, but could also be useful if training a search and rescue dog. Have a great time with your dog! Dogs are always learning, so hopefully they are learning good acceptable behaviors instead of developing unacceptable ones. Take care! Pam, Isabelle, & Bandit
Dog biting is a serious problem that is not being taken seriously anymore. There are thousands that are injured a year from an aggressive dog. As dog owners we have the responsibility of training our dogs not to bite or be aggressive in any other manner. Most people don’t know where to start. Well, here are some prevention tips, causes so you understand your pet, and solutions to help you and them live a safer life.
First, lets talk about puppies. Puppies need to learn not to bite from the beginning of their lives. So when your puppy bites it is important to yelp, and immediately stop playing with them. After a few occurrences they will associate the bite with no more play and stop biting.
1. Give Alternatives
Never play with your dog or puppy only using your hands. They cannot associate your hands with play. If your hands look like a toy they will be treated like a toy. So always use toys when playing with your dog, and always have plenty of toys available to them. This is so they always have something to do and don’t get frustrated.
2. No Aggressive Play
When playing games with your dog or puppy make sure they don’t get aggressive. If you’re playing tug of way with them and they begin to grow, or snarl them stop playing and reprimand them immediately. Plus no wrestling. It’s ok to run with each other but NEVER get aggressive with them. They’ll start to think that this behavior is OK.
3. Socialize Them
To minimize the likelihood of them biting a stranger, make sure to socialize them. Let your puppy meet many different types of people, and other animals as young as you can start introducing them. The younger your dog is the better. The best time to start socializing your puppy is between 12 weeks and 14 months.
As an adult, dogs can bite because of they are confused about their role in the household. They may think they’re the boss or “alpha” dog and you are trying to invade their territory. Breaking the dog of this is fairly simple and teaches that YOU are the alpha. Those ways are…
- You Always Sit Higher Up -Never let the dog up on the living room couch or chairs.
- Make Sure You are in Control - Not giving them attention when they demand it from you. If they walk up and place their head under your hand, ignore them.
- You Eat First - When in packs in the wild the alpha dog always eats first. So make sure you as the alpha eats first. Then wash up and feed them after. Plus, never give them table scraps. The alpha always eats the better food, and if they eat the same thing you did, your dog sees it as being on the same level of hierarchy as you are.
- No Games in Where You Can Lose Again - NO tug of war with the animal. If you happen to lose, they become “top dog”.
- Go Where You Want -Always be in control of where you’re walking when walking your dog, and be the first in the door.
- Reprimand Them -When they bite you, isolate the dog in a box or cage for about 5 minutes.
- One on the Snout -Rap them gently on the nose and say to them “no biting!” I do NOT mean to beat the dog, but just a little rap on the snout with a newspaper or even your fingers. Lightly, lightly, lightly!
- A Light Spritz -Get a spray bottle and fill it with water. When they bite, give the dog a little spritz.
- Illness -Older dogs that begin to bite are a whole different ball game. This can be due to pain or the loss of sight or hearing that causes the animal to startle. These are simple and easy to remedy with either pain medication or simply telling people to be sure the dog is aware of them before approaching or petting it.
By: Thomas Turner
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