Advice on biting puppy

Discussion in 'Labrador Behavior' started by Claire Johnson, Jan 7, 2018.

  1. Claire Johnson

    Claire Johnson Registered Users

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    Hi, wondered if anyone has any advice on how to deal with biting .
    My black Labrador is currently 13 weeks and is my 4 th black lab.
    My previous 2 bit a little bit but not this bad .
    I have a 5 and 9 year old children so this is making life tricky.
    I’ve turned my back on her and walked away , to which she leaps and bites my legs / hangs on trousers.
    I have put her outside for a few minutes , I have put her in her crate , I have made a loud noise, I have said No in a loud voice ..... but nothing works can anyone advice , Thank u in advance
    Claire
     
  2. Boogie

    Boogie Supporting Member Forum Supporter

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    Nothing cures the biting. It’s just a case of managing them until they grow out of it.

    I know they are crazy crocodiles at this age - All mine have been! It's 100% normal. Some are much worse than others. My Mollie was simply terrible.

    Take heart, they do grow out of it. Wear tight sleeves and skinny jeans - wellies if necessary!

    Here are some articles with the best advice - more importantly, it WORKS! The only tip which didn't work for mine was the yelping - that just made them even more excited.

    The important thing to remember is that repetition is needed - lots and lots of repetition for them to learn new skills.


    http://www.thelabradorsite.com/labrador-puppies-biting/


    http://www.thelabradorsite.com/how-to-cope-with-an-overexcited-labrador-puppy/


    http://www.thelabradorsite.com/how-to-play-safely-with-a-labrador/


    http://www.thelabradorsite.com/labrador-training/


    And welcome to you from Mags, Tatze and Keir from Manchester UK

    Tatze is my pet dog, a black Lab and she's four years old. Tatze means 'paw' in German.

    Keir is my fifth Guide Dog puppy, a yellow Golden Retriever/Flatcoat cross and he's seven months old.


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  3. Claire Johnson

    Claire Johnson Registered Users

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    Thank u , il take a look , she’s definitely the worst regaurding this out of the 4 I have had , so I’m thinking what am I doing wrong .
    I will have a look through the above things , it’s so difficult trying to protect the children from her biting but trying to let them bond with her too .
     
  4. blaser1975

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    Your not doing wrong its a lab thing out of the last 3 2 have bin crocopups and one did not bite at all
     
  5. Claire Johnson

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    yeah our 1st didn’t really , Then we had sisters and they did a bit ....... Now Blossom Well...... she is terrible for it
     

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