How To Stop Puppy Biting - How To Trim Your Puppy Nails

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Welcome to Standing Stone Kennels! In this video we talk about getting bit by Thunder when trying to trim his nails. Follow along to learn about how to fix this issue with your puppy.
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@amcaowgurl 3 года назад

LOVE the discipline in continuing through the session irregardless of his restlessness. Too often people give up and teach that the bad behavior gets them what they want, out of the situation.

@nancynewlin 4 года назад

This video was a superb demonstration of how to teach a puppy not to bite as well as how to calm a puppy, and, incidentally, by way of clipping his nails. Pups find it scary to be on their backs because that puts them in a vulnerable position. As you say, a dog’s willingness to be OK with this kind of handling makes for easier vet visits and, in the case of my long-haired Australian Labradoodle, easier for the groomer. I also liked how you only praised Thunder AFTER he showed the correct behavior. Wonderful video with so may teaching points.

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Thanks for watching!!

@user-gl7cr2ch4j 5 месяцев назад

So so helpful!! Thanks Thunder for acting up :)

@StandingStoneKennels 5 месяцев назад

Haha, glad we could be of help!

@anthonystoll5289 2 года назад

I looked up this video with my 9 week GSP pup just after a nice long exercise. Sleepy pup laid on his back in a daze, watched me trim and file, ate the treat then back to sleep. Hopefully….HOPEFULLY….Thats the trend 😅 Thank you for these awesome videos! Ordering the easy lead and some more from your site 😊

@katierobinson5464 2 года назад

This helps so much. I've raised several large breed puppies, and all are now great with their nail trims as adult dogs. However, our newest border collie pup (from cattle working lines) is NOT going the same way. He is incredibly bold and stubborn. I am glad I know to stop the "syrupy" talk and how to address his biting and flailing now. I haven't seen it at this level before. Thanks!

@3Dabestna 4 года назад

Your videos have been helping me so much training my 9 week old gsp puppy keep up the good work!

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Your so welcome! Glad you are enjoying them!

@kgrantmckeown 4 года назад

This video is awesome! Thank you for putting out such real and genuine content.

@carymac941 3 года назад

This is fantastic! So many training videos the trainer uses pups who already are somewhat trained so when our own dogs don’t follow exactly, we don’t know how to react. This is so helpful. Thank you!

@StandingStoneKennels 3 года назад

That’s our goal thanks for watching!!

@n.a.garciafamily 4 года назад

Oh my goodness! Just watching you calm him down before cutting is so helpful. Can't wait to keep watching.

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Thanks for being a fan!!

@ps-ic8pm Месяц назад

Great video, thanks for posting. Gotta spend more back time with our pup.

@StandingStoneKennels 29 дней назад

Thanks for watching! Yes, definitely is an important part of your pups routine!

@davidpalinsky744 3 года назад

Finding this video made my day! I was able to trim my puppy’s nails the first time with some struggling on his part, but thought it went pretty well for my first time. Dremel came the next day, and he basically looks like Thunder in this video when I tried to use it yesterday. I see I made several mistakes that I can correct and get us back on track. Love the info on bite inhibition training as I have that going on too! Thanks for the great video!

@StandingStoneKennels 3 года назад

Thanks for watching and congrats on the hard work you are putting in!

@anthonystoll5289 2 года назад

@@StandingStoneKennels mnnb

@jamesbaumbach3294 4 года назад

Boy, he lives up too the name Thunder. Informative videos.

@QuickWit04 2 года назад

Most realistic video I have seen. My puppy acts just like him.. going to try this next time

@Drikkerbadevand 2 года назад

We can't even sit with my puppy like he does in the beginning or he will snap and bite literally anything and everything he can get a hold of. And we just got him!

@Minnastina 3 года назад

That's funny... my puppy stopped biting me the second he heard u say ouch in the video. LOL. Thanks!

@timbarker3799 4 года назад

We're gonna help unmakeup his mind hahahahaha. Awesome video guys!!

@cratxn1 4 года назад

Channeling that drive is going to make a great hunting companion provided his nose is as good as the rest of his confirmation...smart puppy. Someone is being trained at all times! GBU2

@tonias2214 4 года назад

Super helpful video-thank you!

@dawng5074 3 года назад

Such a great realistic video! Thank you so much. Super cute puppy too!

@cowgirlval5216 Год назад

Great job! We're going through the very same behaviors with our pups👍🤪 Thanks for making this video.

@steffanieschaeffer679 3 года назад

I wish I had seen this video 5 weeks ago when I brought home my GSP/ Gr Pyrenees mix. He is 13 weeks now, and considerably bigger than Thunder at 35 pounds. I hope I can hold onto him long enough to make this happen. Thanks for the great video!

@julieparkhurst8993 2 года назад

Thank you! Love it.

@Ryan-ok2xr 2 года назад

This is awesome, thank you so much

@paulb7943 2 года назад

Great video!

@shellymb 3 года назад

Great information about starting young and being persistent. One of my gsp, a 3 yo girl i got as a Rehome situation. Her nails where very long and after doing her nails once i realized why.... haha... actually I like my grooming table, and loop for this... or a collar and a deck rail. More control, less drama.

@shellyyd 4 года назад

My lab reacts the same way as thunder every time I clip his nails. I sat with him for 2 hours screaming. Each toe screaming louder. Thank you for the tip to not console him during the struggle. We started at 8 weeks old when I brought him home and was great with the first 3 trims. Then he decided no more mr. Nice puppy.

@StandingStoneKennels 3 года назад

It can take time making sure to work on this every single day and never give up!

@OneFishHawk55 3 года назад

Exactly what I am dealing with in my 12 wk old GSP. Thank you for this video.

@jaimeek1219 3 года назад

Great video! How and when do you transition him to learn how to cut his nails the proper way, on his feet?

@brettmartin764 2 года назад

Yawa - Thank You! really appreciate you showing real life. Now I know it’s not just me. And I can trim the little 8-week-old’s blood-letting claws. Lol

@jenniferbunting8087 2 года назад

Your videos have been so helpful! Would you consider making a video of nail trimming with an adult dog? Like showing the position you have them in? Their big bodies are a little stronger than the little puppies. Thanks!

@brettbums6995 4 года назад

really cool video

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Thank you!

@robin212212 4 года назад

I have fostered puppies the last two years and i do the same thing; get them used to be held still. After a couple of sessions they usually calm way down when they get used to it and make it easier for their future owners.

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@brikemp0626 4 года назад

My GSP puppy does the same thing lol. My little Skye is a handful

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

Hope this helps!

@aletzr 2 года назад

Other videos are bullshit with already fully trained puppy. They make it look too easy. Good video than you. Makes me feel better and not giving up.

@ChrisDay-uy2pw 2 месяца назад

My GSP does not just lay there and it’s a complete wrestling match. He’s 10 weeks, any advice

@StandingStoneKennels 2 месяца назад

We have a ton of videos on nail trimming: www.youtube.com/@StandingStoneKennels/search?query=nail

@leighannhankes8872 4 года назад

How come the bite training is not more forceful? Holding his muzzle with a “No”? Is that too much for 8-9 weeks?

@paulathiel9725 4 года назад

This is a good video that I wish I had seen a year ago. Unfortunately my Brit is now 14 months old and clipping her nails is like wrestling a bobcat! She doesn't bite but at nearly 40 pounds, it's a serious effort to get her pinned down enough so that I can actually clip nails. She's so squirmy that my wife can't (or won't) help. Do you have any suggestions to make this easier for a nearly full grown dog? Ray

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

We are working on getting the right dog to video this of!

@paulathiel9725 4 года назад

@@StandingStoneKennels GREAT! If you want to come to Connecticut, I've got just the one. Looking forward to seeing the new video.

@paulathiel9725 4 года назад

Ray Thiel again. I was able to clip the nails on her front feet today! I sat her on a dinning room chair and it seemed like she couldn't get the same leverage she had on the floor. After the first foot was done, the second one went smoothly with only a little squirming. My wife distracted her by giving her a piece of her dog food after each nail. This may not be a universal solution, but so far so good. I'm not sure how to do the rear legs yet.

@nowthenoutdoors5843 4 года назад

Hi i have a question about training with a British lab she is about 7 or 8 months old i am working on, e collar conditioning which i have done before with other dogs, but for some reason when she sees the remote for the collar during training she gets scared/nervous about it and she dose not want to come near me. But when she cant see me using it or dose not know i have it she is fine. What do you think i should do??

@petrishalee2315 4 года назад

Hi! It sounds like she had a negative experience with the e collar and is now fearful. Your dog could also be gong through a fear period which is totally normal. I would suggest not using the e collar for the time being but rather conditioning your puppy to it. Hold the e collar and treat. Sit near the e collar and treat. Then work up to having the e collar on the neck and treat. Keep these sessions short and end on a good note, progress takes time. Especially with something that puppy has developed a fear for. Keep treating and using positive reinforcement with the e collar for at least a few weeks after the puppy is comfortable with it on. After that, you can use the e collar at low settings for a while then work up to normal levels. This will take time but you guys will get though it. Hope this helps!

@StandingStoneKennels 4 года назад

This can happen and we would be happy to work through with you how to fix it! Check us out on Patreon.com/standingstonekennels

@debbiecolburn5038 Год назад

I have a 2 lb puppy that is super wiggly as and so small I can barely find his tiny nails in the hair. How long do you actually wait holding him down before giving him a break If you are just trying to start by getting him to lay calm on his back?

@StandingStoneKennels Год назад

If he is that squirmy, you should just get him calm on his back first. Repeat as you are conditioning him to be calm. Then re-introduce the clippers.

@tvandy1009 3 года назад

Does he ever freak out when the nail clippers come out? Do they associate the nail trimmers with that position and protest?

@jacquelynnspinney1194 3 года назад

This is my puppy! So nippy at times.

@bromar6372 3 года назад

How is your puppy today with nail trimming? Did you adopt this videos teachings

@JuttaBerlin 2 года назад

why did you cut his tail off?

@cattv5063 4 года назад

ANyone know what happened to him/her after the jump?!!~~

@lailaalanna315 Год назад

My 17 week old puppy is very mouthy and nothing stops him. Help ! 😕😕

@StandingStoneKennels Год назад

Find some distractions for when the mouthing is happening and do mild corrections. Reach out to us on www.patreon.com/StandingStoneKennels if you would like to do a video call or need any extra help.

@kristenstudebaker814 Год назад

I tried this with my puppy and he nearly bit my finger off

@lailaalanna315 Год назад

I think mine would bite too. Doubt I could do it this way.

@poorchristopher15 3 года назад

How do I quit smoking cigarettes??

@heatheraw 2 года назад

Good grief, after about 15 minutes it's probably time for a break. It doesn't ever take 15 minutes to trim their nails so why hold him there for longer than that? You talk about puppies having short attention spans and the window of time that's good for nail trimming sessions is not long but then sit there and talk and make it last forever

@lailaalanna315 Год назад

It'll teach him some patience..lol