The chewing or pinching is a normal behavior of the puppy. Watch two dogs play and interact with mouth and teeth and play with each other. It's called mouth to mouth when a puppy gnaws or lays its mouth around your hand or another part of you. Biting is when a puppy attracts attention and wants to bite someone in a fun way. Neither the mouth nor the bites are aggressive behaviors, and your puppy can be easily trained to stop.
If you correct these two behaviors, all household members should follow these guidelines as they may not work or function well. Dogs do not understand "maybe" or "sometimes". They need to know that their behavior is unacceptable to all.
* Starter
Puppies like to explore their environment with teeth and mouth. This includes the human. When you are ready to bring your puppy home, after about 6 to 10 weeks you have also discovered those wonderful spicy things in your mouth.
Remember, dogs have twice as many teeth as humans and a ten times stronger biting ability. Therefore, it is important that a small irritating and nagging behavior does not turn into an insulting bite when your puppy grows up. If you allow it, your puppy will think that you accept its behavior. If you later try to correct it, you will feel more confused and it will be much harder to stop it.
Put your hand in a fist and give it to your puppy. If you go to your mouth or put your teeth in your hand; Grunt with a hoarse and deep voice or scream out loud and quickly remove your hand. Repeat this process until your puppy licks his hand or pulls his head. If he does, praise him with kind words and soft voice. You have to repeat this every day or two for a week or two, and remember that everyone in the house has to do this when the puppy tries to talk about it. With all your training, the time is running out. Once your puppy opens his mouth, he must act and act quickly. Always give your puppy the opportunity to correct one's behavior and behave well.
Pinging *
Pinching can hurt people whose skin is much thinner and smoother than that of dogs. Puppies that can pinch can also cause holes and cracks in clothing and be expensive to repair or replace. Again, time is crucial. Once your puppy tries to pinch, you must act and act quickly. Most puppies try to pinch people when walking or running. If this is the case, stay calm and give your puppy a toy or a ball to play with. If it's good to sit down, let him sit down and call him to pat him off. If he insults you or bites you again, a strong "no" and a stroke will stop you.
It is important that you point out your puppy's behavior that he knows and that he will win a reward or gift. By preventing the puppy from saying or pinching something, you only do part of the training. If you are worth doing something else for which you are rewarded, learn faster and have more confidence than a competent group leader. With every good workout, time is crucial. Once your puppy opens his mouth, he must act and act quickly.
Remember, always give your puppy the opportunity to correct one's behavior and behave well. It is up to you to teach him what is acceptable and what is not. Reward Acceptable Behavior Prevent unacceptable behavior by making loud and loud noises, being careful, treating or leaving your puppy alone. Never beat or hit your puppy. He will only teach him that violence in his backpack is acceptable and that he can apply it to other pack members or friends, including children.
These are some of the most important things to learn stop aggression your dog. If you want to train your dog successfully, you must always be patient and persistent.
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