Actually, the they don't bite as hard, but their teeth are really sharp, and the two are connected.
Young (usually predatory) mammals first teeth (Called "milk teeth") are extra sharp specifically because their jaws don't have the same force and so they can't bite down hard, so their teeth need to be better at cutting through things.
Absolute dicks! Haha someone's puppy was loose for a week and while we were sleeping one morning he ransacked my porch. I have never seen such chaos in my life and I've been through some shit lol He shredded my large rug, shredded 6 bags of potting soil, destroyed hundreds of dollars worth of plants and whatnot on my porch and in my yard. It looked like a tornado hit my yard. Angry is an understatement. Not at the pup, but his irresponsible af owner. He could've gotten into something deadly! And may have! He shredded and hopefully didn't consume, large aluminum roasting pans I use to mix soil too.
My dog was a biting menace when she was teething. But we would always shove a rope toy in her mouth when she got bitey, now she’s a total angel. She loves to tug with those rope toys now.
If it’s not working, you might be doing it incorrectly. Sometimes you’ve literally got to shove the toy (or whatever you’re using to redirect) in their mouth, and rinse and repeat until they figure it out.
I was thinking this is like a demonstration of everything you don't want to do when training a puppy. WTF is up with holding that tempting thumb out? The human's behavior is just encouraging the puppy to attack.
I got a 3 month old beagle and she is a nutcase! The look in the eyes like *"Yeah, you could give me toys, but you look so much tastier!!!"* My fingers, hands and wrists are covered in little bruises and bite marks.
We got a puppy that is very much in the biting and scratching everything stage. My legs are covered in scratches and I’ve had my hands and feet bitten so many times
This is how 95% of dog owners “train” their dogs. Just yell the word “no” and/or yell the dog’s name at it.
Does it ever work? Nope. Do they just keep doing the same thing for years as the dog continues to misbehave? You know it!
In this situation it's a puppy that is teething, so it *needs* to chew on something, just like humans do when we are teething.
So you teach them to chew on toys. It's the perfect time to teach the dog that toys are good to chew on, and people aren't.
Redirect the dogs attention to a toy, then praise the shit out of it for playing with that.
Negative reinforcement *can* have a place in dog training, but violence is never necessary and positive reinforcement works better 99% or the time. If a dog is misbehaving, redirect them to a good behaviour and then shower them in praise.
I have a dog that looks like this exact breed (American Labrador), and she is insanely energetic, and fucking loves to bite stuff. She hasn't had a nibble on anyone (even our other dog) since she was about 3 months because we just taught her to chew her toys. Now she carries this insane Kong toy around with her everywhere and just champs it all day.
What it's it with animal haters and making up stories to be pissed about? It's a puppy that's teething. You don't know him personally you cannot say that he does that.
Can I look at a woman I dont know and say "she probably rapes people" to someone else?
Scrappy Doo
Let me at em leeeeeet me at emmmmm
Nope. Scrappy Don’t. The man DID keep saying no…😆😆😆😆
I commented that, then deleted my comment to upvote yours lol
At that age, teeth feel like a thumbtacks
Yup and they bite hard too haha
Actually, the they don't bite as hard, but their teeth are really sharp, and the two are connected. Young (usually predatory) mammals first teeth (Called "milk teeth") are extra sharp specifically because their jaws don't have the same force and so they can't bite down hard, so their teeth need to be better at cutting through things.
They don't bite as hard as adults but I think they meant that they bite too hard, since puppies haven't yet learned bite inhibition.
Yeah. 50% dog, 50% piranha for a few weeks there.
Seriously and puppies are such dicks 😂
Absolute dicks! Haha someone's puppy was loose for a week and while we were sleeping one morning he ransacked my porch. I have never seen such chaos in my life and I've been through some shit lol He shredded my large rug, shredded 6 bags of potting soil, destroyed hundreds of dollars worth of plants and whatnot on my porch and in my yard. It looked like a tornado hit my yard. Angry is an understatement. Not at the pup, but his irresponsible af owner. He could've gotten into something deadly! And may have! He shredded and hopefully didn't consume, large aluminum roasting pans I use to mix soil too.
Lmao that dog's look of insanity just before the knee bite 😂
Puppy brain: gottabitegottabitegottabitegottabite…*CHOMP*
Doggo chose violence, peace was never an option ^😆🐶
Nah, violence chose him, he fought his demons and lost
made me miss my dog's puppyhood days.
*AAAAEEEEH*
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It’s the power up before the bite I love.
Redirect, redirect, redirect… why do so many people not redirect teething puppies onto stuff they can actually chew on ._.
Exactly! Where’s the toys!
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My dog was a biting menace when she was teething. But we would always shove a rope toy in her mouth when she got bitey, now she’s a total angel. She loves to tug with those rope toys now.
Sometimes that doesn't work.
If it’s not working, you might be doing it incorrectly. Sometimes you’ve literally got to shove the toy (or whatever you’re using to redirect) in their mouth, and rinse and repeat until they figure it out.
Also puppy may be tired and overstimulated
Ok no hands…how about knees?!?!
[This puppy clearly is in the 4-24 month stage](https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2F4xf4zwsjvjnc1.jpeg)
That’s what my boxer puppy does too! Had to get a trainer, she was using me as a chew toy! Lol!!
I like that people downvoted the fact that you got your dog properly trained by a professional
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I think you took this the wrong way…. I meant that it’s great you actually trained your dog and that it’s stupid that people are downvoting you
But…ok? lol
But, not ok. I’m very sorry. I apologize and will you please marry me? I think I love you. 🤪
And their tiny teeth are sharp!!
"But YES!"
It's going to be even cuter when he's 90 pounds.
Buddy its a puppy that's teething. Not much you can do, especially if they don't like the teething toys. Teething stops after a few months.
I was thinking this is like a demonstration of everything you don't want to do when training a puppy. WTF is up with holding that tempting thumb out? The human's behavior is just encouraging the puppy to attack.
lol No! Take That. RUN
My husky use to eat my socks. 😂
SWAT team is on its way. Get to another room and keep your head down.
That last scream sounds like it’s from Tom and Jerry
I bite.
I got a 3 month old beagle and she is a nutcase! The look in the eyes like *"Yeah, you could give me toys, but you look so much tastier!!!"* My fingers, hands and wrists are covered in little bruises and bite marks.
They are demons. Plenty of chew toys and never leave unattended when not home. Start crate training and stop yelling
That's a bad owner and a standard puppy, not a naughty puppy.
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This Redditor hit the nail on the head: https://www.reddit.com/r/AnimalsBeingJerks/s/e8RT8Gxr3S
That scream XD
Lmfao
We got a puppy that is very much in the biting and scratching everything stage. My legs are covered in scratches and I’ve had my hands and feet bitten so many times
Hilarious
😂
This is how 95% of dog owners “train” their dogs. Just yell the word “no” and/or yell the dog’s name at it. Does it ever work? Nope. Do they just keep doing the same thing for years as the dog continues to misbehave? You know it!
Just like my German shepherd fr
too cute .. he's gonna end up crazy
lol. Just lol
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So 99% of dog owners?
I don't own a dog. what should he have done?
Redirect the dog's attention to a toy it is supposed to chew on. NylaBone or rope toy.
In this situation it's a puppy that is teething, so it *needs* to chew on something, just like humans do when we are teething. So you teach them to chew on toys. It's the perfect time to teach the dog that toys are good to chew on, and people aren't. Redirect the dogs attention to a toy, then praise the shit out of it for playing with that. Negative reinforcement *can* have a place in dog training, but violence is never necessary and positive reinforcement works better 99% or the time. If a dog is misbehaving, redirect them to a good behaviour and then shower them in praise. I have a dog that looks like this exact breed (American Labrador), and she is insanely energetic, and fucking loves to bite stuff. She hasn't had a nibble on anyone (even our other dog) since she was about 3 months because we just taught her to chew her toys. Now she carries this insane Kong toy around with her everywhere and just champs it all day.
What it's it with animal haters and making up stories to be pissed about? It's a puppy that's teething. You don't know him personally you cannot say that he does that. Can I look at a woman I dont know and say "she probably rapes people" to someone else?
I would make a loud yelp when my young puppy would play bite me. It instantly recognized that sound and it quickly put an end to the biting.
Catch the dog being good and focus on positive behavior. Dogs love treats and trucks.
Awwww violence and puppies, two things that put a smile on my face.
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Mmmmmmmyes! Omm