| Puppies who chew are normal. Chewing is a
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| | Keep plenty of Bitter Apple Spray on hand
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| natural and necessary puppy behavior.
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| | and use it on spots where you find puppy
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| Puppies at about four months of age are
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| | has chewed or is about to chew. This has
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| more prone to chewing because this is
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| | been the absolute best trick I have ever
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| when they usually start teething. Other
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| | found in keeping puppies/dogs away from
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| dogs that chew, especially when you are
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| | objects I don't want them chewing on.
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| not at home, may be suffering from
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| | My Puppy Bites my Hands When we Play!
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| separation anxiety. Separation anxiety
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| | If you have ever watched puppies playing
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| requires an entire new behavior treatment
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| | together or moms playing with their
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| plan. In this newsletter, I want to give
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| | puppies, you will notice how they nip and
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| you a few tips for your typical,
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| | bite each other sometimes to the point of
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| normal-behaving puppy chewer!
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| | what sounds like a blood curling
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| Some things you can do is try to teach
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| | scream.....Very Normal Behavior, however.
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| your puppy not to chew inappropriate
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| | Not so pleasant though when puppy plays
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| items. You can sit on the floor with him,
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| | with you and attempts the same kind of
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| casually place an object before him like
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| | antics. You will need to teach puppy not
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| a shoe, or a pencil (something he has
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| | to play biting games with you. Try
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| chewed on inappropriately). As puppy
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| | screaming: "Ouch!" Walk away from her for
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| approaches the object, give a firm "No,"
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| | several minutes. You don't want to give
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| and replace the item with appropriate
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| | her attention for this behavior. You want
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| chew toy. When puppy takes the
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| | to plainly tell her "THAT HURTS," and I
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| appropriate chew toy, praise him. You
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| | do not like it!!! If she just barely
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| might even offer him a treat to try and
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| | touches your skin with a little nip, just
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| reenforce the appropriate behavior and
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| | gently say "No." Try feeding her treats
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| also.....that chewing on treats is
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| | straight from your hand and do not throw
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| alright too.
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| | them on the floor or leave them out for
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| Have a variety of chew toys on hand. Give
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| | her to nibble on. Sort of like, puppies
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| him no more than 3 or 4 chew toys at a
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| | dogs will not bite the hands that feed
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| time. Rotate the chew toys to provide
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| | them, most usually, unless they have some
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| variety and to help stimulate interest.
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| | kind of severe psychological disorder.
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| Puppies can be compared to children who
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| | You can also grab her mouth, hold it
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| enjoy a new toy or returning to a toy
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| | together firmly and say "NO BITE.
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| they have not played with in a while.
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