That is correct. Patience is the key :)

12 weeks and same here ! I feel your pain but I’m glad I’m not alone 😂

Agreed

They are surely the best :)

I'm so glad! Thanks a lot for your Good Words :)

So true I just got a 8 week old pup n he's a complete biting machine. He has plenty of chew toys as this will b my 5 golden lol I don't remember my other ones being this bad. I guess I'll keep in the back of my mind how patience is a virtue 🤣🤣🤣

Haha thank you so much :)

I bet she will get there in no time

Dog parks are the best part :)

@@RetrieverCare thank you so much for replying i rarely get replys

Thank you so much :)

@@RetrieverCare yw

I am glad, I could help :)

We're glad we could be of any help😄 Thank you for the Comment!

Well they sometimes get too excited and forget the boundary of playing and hurting so as a owner its your responsibility to teach your dog to avoid such actions!

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Yes they are surely the cutest :) No doubt about it!

Hey Shraddha, I am glad you like our channels. And I literally just replied your email. Sorry for the delay replying to your comment.

@@RetrieverCare No, no, it wasn't late at all. Thank you for your response! My Beagle is doing perfectly fine, and she's extremely mischievous as always. I'm just slightly worried if she was swallowing her teeth... But she seems fine. Thanks again! 😊🐶

Is it getting better?

Hang in there… my Golden is 15 months old now and he did the same… and honestly he still does at times… but they don’t mean any harm. I feel it’s our fault somewhere as well… have lots of patience because end of the day we love them and they love us even more.

Yes they are so adorable :)

seems like they're many of us going through this phase! my gf is starting to lose her patience with the shark bites..did it phase away/any recommendations? thank you..

seems like they're many of us going through this phase! my gf is starting to lose her patience with the shark bites..did it phase away/any recommendations? thank you..

It is usually recommended to take your dog to the wonders of local parks, beaches and walking trails after he has completed all his vaccinations. So somewhere between 14-16 weeks of age!

seems like they're many of us going through this phase! my gf is starting to lose her patience with the shark bites..did it phase away/any recommendations? thank you..

Haha they will bite whatever they get :)

We were in the same issue and what helped us. - Schedule = Sleep, Eating, Toilet, Play...and stick to it. - Wear the puppy out they are high energy. Play a lot but only within the schedule. - Never let the puppy bite your hand. Move your hands out of the way and don't move they will get bored and find something else to bite which is hopefully a toy. - You have to keep it up and puppy dates work because they learn boundaries from other dogs. - Use treats to make the puppy sit and make them eat slowly out of your hand with you holding it in your thumb + palm. Make sure they are genty if not close your hand again. Good luck!

@@bakeraus thanks bro ..I am trying to on schedule but he is always hyper whenever we comeback fromhome he jump around the house for 10-15 min and then go to sleep.I let him play in ground also but his energy is endless and when he get tired he just go and sleep

@@keeplearning3000 All good :) they will test you. Depending on your lifestyle we run something like this The Buddy (Dog) Schedule. Moves forward an hour if we get up an hour early. 6 am Potty break - Morning Play and Bonding Session 7 am Meal then potty break 9 am Potty break 11 am Meal then potty break 1 pm Potty break 3 pm Meal then potty break 5 pm Potty break 7 pm Meal then potty break 9 pm Take water up 10pm Potty break Midnight Potty break then straight to bed Try when you get home to not pat or even call his name, just let him out or walk in don't make any fuss, don't even pat. Then once he has said hello and gotten his energy down they give him a pat. I found our puppy that once he was tired he would bite a heap more, you nearly need to treat him like a baby and put him to rest away from a lot of noise etc we have the bed in a bedroom away from us and even close the baby gate so he chills out and sleeps by himself. I think you will find something which works for him but just try a few different things and you have to be SUPER consistent. What breed is he?

@@bakeraus golden retriever..he does not like to be in crate ..if i put him on crate and close then door he will become agressive try bite all the grill .I try to put him on play pan and he jump off from that pan ..I placed the baby to confine in one room he took he face out of gate .Whenever he come back from out he just want jump of the house ..But I think I will try your trick and wont say his name and let him calm down .Whenever he bite me I leave the room .

​@@keeplearning3000 hahah I have the same breed! Goldie, they hurt when they bite your hands and toes. Mines coming up to 12 weeks old now. They will calm down if you train them and show them that you are the boss. Try it out to make it boring for them, even try to have a toy close by and he bites you remove your hands straight away and you then put the toy in his mouth as a replacement. If he then grabs your hands again then repeat it. We don't use a crate and I think they are illegal where I am in Finland. We just have the bedroom with a child gate in the doorway. Get treats in your hands and make him work out which one it's in and hold it let him lick your hand and then reward. Might help to reinforce the idea that your hands aren't to be biten. I'm sure we will get there in the end, maybe when they are old and slow hahaah

Help him

Haha, noticed you on the 1st one.

@@RetrieverCare yeah I saw your like

Just follow the steps mentioned in the video and you are good to go :)

Ok

Thank you

mine is only aggressive when we’re playing

And now? They still agressive?