Pre-Teething Puppy Bite-work and Drive Building
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2018
- Bathilda vom Haus Audax Shows us some pre-teething bite work in this short video. My son Sig wanted to play with the puppy but his version of play was rather unproductive, the puppy wanted to grip the leash and pull him around the property.
I took the opportunity to instruct my son in the how and why we play with puppies from the methods of the bite to the win. Our goal for pre-teething bite work is merely and introduction for the dog. We look to begin the very first steps toward structured play and try to begin to instill the good habits of winning in the pocket (front position) engagement with the helper's face, counter-conditioning touch and noise and showing the pup how we want them to win the game.
A great session for Bathilda and for Sig.
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Little boy did well, these pups are way stronger than this appears..
Great stuff
This was great! I have a 9 week old GSD and she loves to play bite hands. Is it okay to let it be or should I discourage it
No. Do not allow ANY hand biting. Primarily non-reinforce. That is, flatly say "no" and remove your hands. Turn off the fun. When she is not biting hands play with toys with her. Get her focused on the toys and make play fun by letting her win. If she bites your hand while playing, say no. Stop the game. If she figures out biting your hand is an off-switch for the fun she will quit, fast. Puppies will bite you for a couple reasons: 1 dominance games, don't play stop. Frustration, let them win easier, if they are over-tired, stop playing give them a quiet rest. Very few puppies need correction to stop biting but some will.
Audax K9 Academy thank you so much! Will do that
What bite objects are you using? Is it a burlap sack piece?
This is a piece of leather. Burlap is a good starting point but used too long it teaches the dog to rely too heavily on their teeth rather than bite pressure. Mixing up the biting surface between leather, burlap, French linen (nylacot) jute, polar fleece, fire hose, cotton shirt over bite wedge etc. Get creative. Variety helps avoid material bias.
im going to be picking up a new gsd in the next couple weeks and will be doing bite work with it. when the puppy starts losing its puppy teeth do you stop doing bite work? and if so generally what time frame are you looking at? thanks!
Yes stop bite/tug play during teething. Usually in the 4 to six month range. Watch for all the gaps to be full with his new teeth and start back up.
How old in this video
A couple years.
Lol I believe he was referring to the dog. If so, I have the same question