Train Dogs Not to Nip

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−	# When they are nipping, move away from them. If they can still easily reach you, get up onto your couch and lie down on it. Ignore them until they stop nipping, them give them a treat. If you were sitting down somewhere and became involved into the biting, It's best to walk away and find a area or room that has a couch and lay down, If the puppy tries to bite you there, try seeing if you can put them in a room for them to be off limits.	+	# When they are nipping, move away from them. If they can still easily reach you, get up onto your couch and lie down on it. Ignore them until they stop nipping, them give them a treat. Repeat.
	# If the nipping gets really bad, put them in their crate. Continue this if that behavior continues.		# If the nipping gets really bad, put them in their crate. Continue this if that behavior continues.
	# Note that if your dog is just a young puppy, this is normal behavior, even if they're already one year old. They are simply either A. exploring with their teeth or B. trying to play with you. Young dogs will play fight to determine who is more dominant, so be sure to play with them to establish your dominance.		# Note that if your dog is just a young puppy, this is normal behavior, even if they're already one year old. They are simply either A. exploring with their teeth or B. trying to play with you. Young dogs will play fight to determine who is more dominant, so be sure to play with them to establish your dominance.

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