How to Train your Puppy to Stop Biting

Introduction: Why we want our puppies to stop biting We had just been told about a puppy that belonged to a friend of ours. The owner had asked for our advice on the matter; we told her that we would be happy to help. She told us that her puppy had bitten her repeatedly and that she wanted to know what to do about it. She asked us to visit her, and we duly went to her house. She took us into the living room and showed us her puppy. It was a Chihuahua, but it was very very cute. Then she began to tell us what had happened. There were so many things to say, but we’ll just start with the two main points. The first was that the puppy was very friendly, but she didn’t like any other dogs in the house. Then she explained the situation, which was that she had bought the puppy from a seller, who had told her that the puppy wouldn’t bite. And after two or three weeks, she had noticed that the puppy was starting to bite.

Step 1: Play with your puppy and praise it when it is not biting The first thing is to play with the puppy. Stop if it bites, but continue playing with it and praise it for not biting. Praise it when it is not biting. She should respond to the praise by stopping what she is doing and checking the puppy to see that it is not biting.

Step 2: Take your puppy on a walk and stop it when it bites Your puppy should be ok to go on a walk with you. If it bites, stop immediately. If you are not able to go on a walk right now, then take your puppy to your own home.

Step 3: Give commands like “Off” or “No Bite” to your puppy If your puppy bites or is about to bite, then you need to stop the bite. This is done by giving a command like “Off” or “No Bite”. You can also use a treat to stop the bite.

Conclusion: Having a well trained puppy is important for the safety of the people and pet. If you notice your puppy biting, try these tips to help train them to stop