how to train puppy not to bite other dogs?
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If you don't happen to have the toy handy, stop moving when she bites and then, when she releases on her own, offer her the toy or a treat, and praise. The idea is to teach your dog that good things happen when bad behavior stops. Mouthing and nipping are natural behaviors for puppies but unwanted in dogs.
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Give your dog plenty of physical and mental exercise. If you catch your dog chewing on something they shouldn't, interrupt the behavior with a loud noise. Offer them an acceptable chew toy instead, and praise them lavishly when they take the toy in their mouth.
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['Keep greetings quiet and low-key.', 'If your dog jumps on you, ignore them. Turn and go out the door.', 'Try again. You may have to come in and go out dozens of times before your dog learns they only gets your attention when they keep all four feet on the floor.']
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Teeth or no teeth, all dogs like to chew. Try offering your dog a soft rubber chew toy, like a puppy Kong. Even if they are just gumming it, they will still enjoy the experience.
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Use the quiet command to make him stop barking. Repeat until he no longer tries to bark when your neighbors are in their backyards. Just remember to be patient and never scold your pup when he gets it wrong, just use the quiet command and reward him when he behaves.
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Create a Plan You should be far enough away so that your dog doesn't start to growl or snap. Then, reward with lots of treats and praise as you gradually decrease the distance between your dog and the stranger, continuing to use positive reinforcement.
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To stop play-biting, all you need to do is hold the puppy's mouth shut for a few seconds, say “No” firmly and then stick a chewy treat or toy in its mouth. This lets the dog know what it should be chewing on rather than human skin.
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['Take your puppy outside frequently—at least every two hours—and immediately after they wake up, during and after playing, and after eating or drinking.', 'Pick a bathroom spot outside, and always take your puppy (on a leash) to that spot. ... ', 'Reward your puppy every time they eliminate outdoors.']
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Keep your dog away from other dogs that are coughing or ill. Wash your hands well after handling or petting any dog, especially those showing signs of illness. Likewise, if your dog is coughing, keep him isolated from other dogs, and do not take him out to parks or areas where other dogs could get exposed.
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Leave It! Some dogs can easily be trained to refuse food from a stranger using the “leave it” command. I hold a treat in my right hand, let the dog sniff it, then tell her “leave it” and close my hand.
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['Spend at least 20 minutes per day playing with your dog.', 'Take your dogs for frequent walks.', 'When they exhibit good behavior, reward them with treats.', "Don't lose your temper or get angry at your dog.", 'Keep their crate near to you and where you spend a lot of time.']
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With your puppy on a leash, place something tempting on the counter. The moment your puppy looks up to sniff the counter, snap the lead back and say “No”. If you catch your dog stealing food, teach your pup to “leave it”. If your pooch is sniffing around the kitchen, tell it to “go to its place” or “lie down”.
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['Wellness Soft Puppy Bites.', 'Blue Bits Salmon Recipe Dog Treats.', 'Wellness Core Soft Beef Jerky Bites.', 'Old Mother Hubbard Crunchy Natural Treats.', "Zuke's Mini Naturals Peanut Butter & Oats Treats.", 'Kong Easy Treat.', 'Stewart Freeze Dried Liver Treats.', 'Diamond Naturals Puppy Biscuits.']
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Play with a purpose But that takes some work. When you're just getting started, you can discourage your puppy from biting your hands or feet by crying out in a high pitched “ow!” when you're bitten. Allow your hand or foot to go limp and stop playing for a moment.
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Interrupt your puppy when you catch them in the act. Make a startling noise (be careful not to scare them) or say "OUTSIDE!" and immediately take them to their bathroom spot. Praise your pup and give a treat if they finish there. Don't punish your puppy for eliminating in the house.
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['Be consistent. Reinforce the "No biting" rule at all times.', 'Use positive reinforcement. Rather than reward negative actions with attention, make it a point to praise your child when he or she behaves well. ... ', 'Plan ahead. ... ', 'Find alternatives.']
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["Avoid direct eye contact, approach your dog from the side, and crouch down to your dog's level.", 'When petting your puppy, go for under the chin rather than the top of the head.', 'Keep all greetings low key and take your dog outside to relieve itself as soon as you get home.']