The Nipping, Biting And Chewing Puppy Training Plan

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Nipping, biting, and chewing are some of the most common unwanted behaviours new puppy owners have in their dogs. You are not alone! Today we break down the perfect puppy training plan to stop nipping, biting, and chewing FAST!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - The Nipping Biting and Chewing Puppy Training Plan
00:49 - Is Your Puppy Nipping Biting And Chewing? TRY THIS!
02:15 - The CHEAPEST Tool To Prevent Puppy Nipping Biting And Chewing
04:27 - Teaching Your Puppy To "Leave It"
08:00 - This Technique Will Transform Your Dogs Nipping Biting And Chewing And Calm Them Down
09:54 - THIS Is The EASIEST Way To Fix Your Puppy Nipping, Biting And Chewing
Thanks for watching,
Happy Training! ~Ken

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@McCannDogs 10 ай бұрын

THIS Is The Most Important Word In Your Puppy Training Plan: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qcVhpcepld20kaM.html

@Skyesoceaneyes 9 ай бұрын

Ken mouthing "it looks just like a leash" incredulously made me laugh way too loud. 😂

@JackOfHearts42 10 ай бұрын

I adopted my puppy at 16 weeks, and she was fostered with lots of dogs (and litter mates) that loved to nip eachother when playing. It's been a struggle to reduce that playful nipping, because it was encouraged for quite a bit longer than we would have liked. The hold or 'ah-ah' scold have worked a bit, but also just straight to the crate just to calm her. They key has been to stay really really calm or else a hightened reaction encouraged her misbehavior.

@sarahwbs 10 ай бұрын

It would be helpful for you to share videos where you are working with larger dogs. Some of the methods you use are much, much harder (if not impossible) with a big dog like my 1 year old, 60lb golden retriever.

@d.ericks3230 10 ай бұрын

It’s safe to say your 1 year old dog is not a puppy anymore 😂 They have a bunch of larger dogs videos that aren’t about puppy training.

@sarahwbs 10 ай бұрын

@@d.ericks3230 You haven't met my Fiona, she's definitely still a puppy 😂

@JBM101 10 ай бұрын

@@d.ericks3230 whaT ABOUT 16 WEEK OLD PUPPIES

@user-xl3hz7th1j 10 ай бұрын

I agree more videos w larger puppies. My puppy is 5 1/2 months old but not a Toy dog size. Your teaching holds and leash lessons do not work. Pant leg w leash no way is an example.

@jannawalsh7673 10 ай бұрын

My mini schnauzer is 9 months old. He was a real biter (much more than nipping) when he was younger. He stopped for about a month, now he is biting again. He has all his adult teeth now, so it's not quite as painful, but he bites hard. I walk away and turn my back, or go in another room, or put him in his crate. None of these seem to work. He only bites me, so I must have inadvertently taught him to do this. He has tons of toys to bite, but distracting him works only sometimes.

@WollongongSkyWatch 10 ай бұрын

People don't like it, but I corrected my dogs with a firm tone and pushed them away with enough zest that my intention was clear. They never mouthed me again for their own sport. I now play tug with the youngest one using everyday items like paper and other things he brings to me.

@charlotteking8123 10 ай бұрын

Find a way to correct, just like another adult dog would. Puppies yelp loudly when the bite of another is too hard. Yell very loudly; it gets their attention. A sharp swat to the flanks may be necessary.

@OliveAndJackie 10 ай бұрын

@@WollongongSkyWatchactually using corrections like the one you did aren't bad. You just gotta do it right, and clearly ya did mate! Some dogs will only listen with treats so you will have the wean them off treats. But that didn't work with my dog, he is a chihuahua and he is small so I didn't use much force in my corrections. I would verbally correct him and make him sit when he refused. If he didn't I would use a very VERY gentle physical correction and it worked too but I found the verbal ones to be better sometimes ( better for him.)

@OliveAndJackie 10 ай бұрын

You might have to bring out corrections.

@jtai4124 10 ай бұрын

Would any of the tips you have in this video work on an adult rescue dog? Can you do an episode on rescue dogs? Thanks

@jkev666 10 ай бұрын

What do you do when you have a pup that we haven’t found a treat she really likes? Any plan B

@LLuna373 9 ай бұрын

What do you do if your puppy doesn’t like treats as a reward. We are finding it hard to train our Australian Cobberdog as we cannot find a reward for her

@MsLansones 10 ай бұрын

My puppy bites our two year old dog as they “play”. It’s more like a bite and violently yank the two year old cheeks. Should I prevent this from happening? And how?

@elizabethlambie9657 10 ай бұрын

How do u stop ur pup chewing shoes

@Billsprod_YT 10 ай бұрын

How many treats do you use in a day?

@ingridberry2422 7 ай бұрын

My puppy chews through the leash line….is there a stronger one you can recommend?

@elizabethlambie9657 10 ай бұрын

Wot happens ifur pup chews wires

@JBM101 10 ай бұрын

So how dod you deal with a nipping 12 week or 16 week puppy? not everyone has a 8 week old

@WollongongSkyWatch 10 ай бұрын

If it's allowed to carry on from 8wks to 12 .. 16wks it will be escalating behaviour.

@natlou1989 10 ай бұрын

When I do the noodle firm hold or the other collar hold no matter how many times I repeat it to stop her biting me,my Lab as soon as she settles and stops and I let go she just revenge bites even harder every time 😔.

@conniemchugh34 9 ай бұрын

I'm dealing with that also with my 8 mo old 20 lb Spaniel mix rescue dog. It seems to happen if I stop him from something he really wants to chew, which right now is my office chair. I've tried the grab the collar and hold till he calms down but as soon as I let go he starts again and again and again. I'm not getting through to him. I got some cut resistant arm sleeve's with a thumb hole (Amazon) which also covers the backs of my hands. While I'm still getting bitten every day it has prevented many of the tears and bites while I continue to try and train him and learn what he reacts to. Right now the trigger seems to be him wanting to chew on my chair.

@littlejademoon 10 ай бұрын

Mine only seems to lick then chew them rip on things when we leave or don't wake up when he wants us to. It's a gradual act that escalates but only when there's a shoe or clothing item around. He doesn't chew on everything- it's very intentional and strategic. 😅

@littlejademoon 10 ай бұрын

He's a 1.5 year old shepherd mix that gets plenty of outside time given the heat here in Texas right now.

@narutohorsegirl 10 ай бұрын

If you're not there to actively train, then your only option is to manage. If your dog is chewing things, he hasn't earned his freedom in the house while you're gone. In your absence, the dog should be contained somehow where he can only make good choices. For most people this is a crate. For my tiny 10lb dog, she has a 2'x3' exercise pen. For your big Shepard mix it may be a room that's been seriously puppy proofed. He should only be able to have the option to chew on appropriate things like toys and chews within this space. Eventually he may be able to handle full freedom, but it doesn't sound like he's there quite yet.

@WollongongSkyWatch 10 ай бұрын

He's chewing Your property to get Your attention :) Try leaving him in crate with a few old Tshirts for comfort when you leave the house. As for shoes, train him to fetch them for you. reward highly so that whenever he picks one up he brings it to you for a reward. Vary the reward based on the personal value of the shoe; old sneaker = cheese; new loafer = roast beef and a few mins playing catch ball on the spot, for example.

@littlejademoon 10 ай бұрын

@@WollongongSkyWatch Thanks!! That makes loads of sense. It's usually my shoes he's attracted to. On more than one occasion, I found him asleep with my shoe next to him that he grabbed while I was out or upstairs.

@WollongongSkyWatch 10 ай бұрын

@@littlejademoon aww, how sweet they are when they're in love hahahah. Have fun :)

@mychannel7727 10 ай бұрын

Can you teach me how to train my dog how to stop chasing motorcycles and skateboards but you have to post it because I won't know I don't know how to really get the response to the comments part I'm not good with computer

@johnb6723 10 ай бұрын

A cup of cold water aimed at the dog's face should work. It has worked to great effect for one of Barbara Woodhouse's clients.

@kerrimchugh6295 10 ай бұрын

Hi McCann dogs I have a four month old cockapoo puppy named Link . We have noticed that he is very much a biter. We have watched your videos on how to stop puppy biting , unfortunately they have not shown any significant results. We are hoping that you can provide us with some tips. P.S he is teething

@charlotteking8123 10 ай бұрын

Ridiculous. If you're going to show a response to nipping which works, then show it during the event. That holding pose will not work with a fully excited, nipping puppy, and asking a woman of her age to try to use that is inappropriate. She'll be bitten all over.

@Mark-sj6nn 10 ай бұрын

Firstly, when the two women are talking, the puppy does not want to be on the woman’s lap. A basic understanding of body language shows yawning, panting and wriggling which are all signs they are uncomfortable in the situation. If you are going to give training advice you should be aware of this. Secondly, restricting a puppy until it ‘calms’ is poor advice. Any biting/nipping should be redirected to something they can chew instead of holding them tightly which could lead to a sense of helplessness. At no point should a puppy be forcibly held when puppy biting, it is a natural behaviour which should be redirected using positive hands off reinforcement only. I believe you have good intentions and want to help people but your methods are outdated.