Showing posts with label dog training biting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog training biting. Show all posts

Saturday, 7 November 2009

Dog Training Biting

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Puppy Training Puppy Training Biting Techniques To Make Your Dog Stop BitingBiting Techniques To Make Your Dog Stop Biting

It's something normal that young puppies bite everything around them, hopefully we have puppy training. Biting can be avoided with proper training. Biting for puppies is a second nature, but when dogs are around people we have to teach them what's right and wrong. We don't want puppies to accept biting and then when they grow up wound somebody. One of the things any dog owner has to do is train the dog to stop doing it. No one likes a biting dog. Puppies can't actually hurt a person, but they can instill fear of dogs into a child.




One of the things you have to teach your puppy first is the simplest commands like sit, stay, come… These will come into handy when training other more difficult things. The most convenient time to teach a puppy is when it's still young. If your puppy still bites even when it grows up, you run the risk of your animal injuring somebody. You don't want to get your dog put to sleep because of that.
 
Easy Puppy Training Biting Technique You Can Do




Whenever the puppy bites you or somebody else, show your disapproval in a very obvious way. With a loud command say No!, repeat it many times and also push the puppy away from you. Don't ever get aggressive or intend to inflict pain to the dog. Aggression is only going to make everything worse. After around 2 weeks, your puppy should completely stop with biting. Consisteny is very important here, do it all the time and every time. The puppy has to get a clear message. Look at the resource at the bottom for more puppy training biting info.


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Saturday, 31 October 2009

Dog Training Biting

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how do I train my dog to behave and stop biting things?

my dog is a Belgian malinois, 4 months old, female. He's fond of biting my other dog when I pet it, being jealous


Immediately reprimand him when he does it. He needs to understand that this is not acceptable. You may need to take him in for some doggy training classes, but if you just give him a firm, assertive "no", the second he does it, this behavior should stop. If it does not, you may need to get a professional trainer's help. Sometimes dogs get aggressive because they need more activity. Try running him and playing with him often. It is very important, though, that he understand that you are the pack leader. Once he understands this, it will be easier for you to control him. I'll include a couple of links to some sites that can help you train him how to stop on your own, without a pro. However, if this does not work, you need to seek dog training, so that he doesn't start to bite humans or anyone else's dog, which can cause you to have him taken from you and put down.

http://dogobedienceadvice.com/how_stop_puppy_from_biting.php
http://www.ehow.com/how_18746_stop-puppy-biting.html
http://www.canismajor.com/dog/bite2.html

Good Luck!


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