9 week old puppy man biter...

Most likely it's just a puppy figuring it out. You really have to understand a dog's intentions and if it means you harm. By 4-6 months I know if I have something I'm not comfortable keeping in this world. It can also be a slightly retarded, psychotic, excite bite type - that's different from a true man eater.

 

At 9 weeks? Gtfoh to young to tell if he is just teething or curious, at 6 months he still trying that shit then I might agree with you

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

Funny you guys mention the nippers. I have a few in my litter. @ first I didn't like it @ all. All I did was give a stern warning and redirect like said by others. The more hard headed one got snagged by the scruff and tossed away, also mentioned. After spending more one on one time and pups getting more used to me approaching their spots the nipping slowed down. After some talks I find it's a trait that's being passed down from the top side. So far it's the 3rd gen that we can spot it in. Not one have been man biters. So I now feel more comfortable about it all together.

 

I just noticed we're on page 2 and the guy hasn't even posted again. I know he's seen it as he was on the thread before while I was reading so I guess he got blasted good enough, lol. X another thing I forgot to mention is most dogs I've had teeth from about 4mo old-6mo old. So have something for it to chew on.

Mines were pretty much happy to see me and get excited they go to lick and I get a lil tooth action, but it's not even a bite really, more of a bunt or scrape. lol

 

I know my pup is still young and teething, but this ain't no playful bites he's throwing. He ain't a threat to me yet but to my kids he is. He bit my sons hand and stayed on it. Same with me as I was trying to put his collar on he bit my hand locked on, pulled, shook, and didn't let go till I opened up his mouth with my other hand. I notice when I pick him up he seems very scared.. I'm willing to take the time to fix this issue I don't wanna get rid of it.


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I brought brothers female pit she's about 5 years old not aggressive at all towards pups. She seems to be teaching him a lesson every time he nips at her she does a high pitched bark and puts him in check.


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Honestly I didn't try the high pitch yell but I did cus like crazy.


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Do not let your child play with a pup or any animal for that matter unsupervised at arms reach. I also flip my pup on her back when she acts up and growl like a damn alligator or something by her neck. Don't hit or yell as she/he wont understand what they did wrong.

 

pups are pups and they're going to bite for a little while because they don't know any better and most will do it more if you don';t want them to they will grow out of it . a toy like a plastic bottle will get them to playing with that sometimes but pups are pups .

 

... give him a good pinch(it's like a dominant snap it would get off it's mother) and a big no,, till he let's a yelp..he will stop+learn very quick...

 

Mine usually do that when their young, be careful of how you "play" with him too if you use your hands to aggravate him that's why he's biting

Sincerely Yours, Cajun

 

...ahhhh,,what the hell, kick him up the ass....lol...lol...

 

this is a pic of my pup. Thanks you guys for the advice.


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Nice lookin lil fella

 

Looks like a garner pup to me, lol.

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Thanks..Yup it's a garner pup. GrCh Ceaser is the sire.


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Nice looking pup. Enjoy!