Hi there just a question about my puppy, she is 4 months old and I know she is teething and I have brought every teething toy there is is she still feels the need to bite me, not my husband but me, my slippers, shoes, hands, legs etc. I have realized the difference between the play bite and teething and the mean bite (like she has almost broke my skin twice) I have read in the books to replace with teething toy when she feels the need to bite but she is sometimes out of control. Any suggestions???? Do they make a doggie Anbesol Thanks Sophia's mom

My dogs were done teething by 5 or 6 months. Most dogs are done at the latest 6 months or so. Give your puppy something appropriate to chew on. Mine loved the rope toys...and I was happy to give it to them to keep them from pulling up carpet!

Originally Posted by youbetcha1018

My dogs were done teething by 5 or 6 months. Most dogs are done at the latest 6 months or so. Give your puppy something appropriate to chew on. Mine loved the rope toys...and I was happy to give it to them to keep them from pulling up carpet!

Yeah like I said I have every chew toy there is she like the pig ears and the frozen kong but she still like to bite me ,so she is almost over the teething stage YAHOO! Thanks Bev

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Yummy raw bones and Kong toy are my choices...

mean biting should be unacceptable muster up the deepest voice up can and say NO if you are sitting stand up to make a bigger presents as far as teething gos keep something pocket sized and if she starts on your hand put it in her mouth as far as slippers and stuff put them away or suck it up my pup ate my baseboards she is fine now its the first year you need to get threw

good luck :-D

well make it sure that your dog will get tired of chewing..

Originally Posted by sideshot

mean biting should be unacceptable muster up the deepest voice up can and say NO if you are sitting stand up to make a bigger presents as far as teething gos keep something pocket sized and if she starts on your hand put it in her mouth as far as slippers and stuff put them away or suck it up my pup ate my baseboards she is fine now its the first year you need to get threw

good luck :-D

I don't know if it makes much of a difference, but I hear it acctually works better if you say NO in a very loud and high pitched voice. That way it startles them and they stop and wonder what they have done.

Originally Posted by DodoBird27

I don't know if it makes much of a difference, but I hear it acctually works better if you say NO in a very loud and high pitched voice. That way it startles them and they stop and wonder what they have done.

Yes, it does make sense. A high pitched, painful squeal is the sound another puppy would make if bitten too hard. So, in doggy language, it makes sense. Using words like OUCH or ENOUGH also makes sense. They sound more like the yelps and squeals another dog makes than NO does. And while it does startle them, they figure out pretty quickly what they've done, LOL.

It's just a phase your puppy will grow out of. Just be sure not to encourage it.

Most of my dog stop teething when they are about 5 or 6 months...Brian the youngest of them all still teething he about 4 months old and I gave him toy bone for him to chew...