Sentences with phrase «force of one's bites»

The jaws just aren't «constructed» to lock, but an academic study, «Cranial dimensions and forces of biting in the domestic dog,» shows that the bigger and wider the skull, the stronger the bite.

The force of each bite was like a sledge hammer with teeth.

For the first time, scientists have calculated the force of the bite of a white shark.

Then we simulated the forces of biting on different teeth and found that very little strain was placed on the brow ridge.

Leaving the litter before 7 weeks can affect the puppy's ability to get along with other dogs later and they will likely have trouble learning to inhibit the force of their bite.

The ability to inhibit the force of their bite must be learned before their adult teeth come in.

Practice the following exercise daily until you notice a definite change in the force of the bite: offer your hand to your puppy to chew on.

However, they can not learn to inhibit the force of their bites if they are never allowed to play - bite and play - fight.

# 2 Importance Rating — Socializing your puppy to enjoy people is vital — second only in importance to your pup learning to inhibit the force of his bite and develop a soft mouth.

Bite inhibition training comprises first teaching the puppy to progressively inhibit the force of his bites until painful puppy play - biting is toned down and transformed into gentle puppy mouthing, and then, and only then, teaching him to progressively inhibit the incidence of his mouthing.

5th Developmental Deadline — Teaching Bite Inhibition Your Most Important Priority is that your puppy learns to inhibit the force of his bites and develop a «soft mouth» before he is eighteen weeks old.

Continue with the rest of the steps and gradually lessen the force of the bites allowed.

This protocol allows puppies to gradually lessen the force of their bite through information feedback — and indeed, a gradual reduction of bite pressure is what puppy class instructors see, in thousands upon thousands of puppies.

This is typically figured out while he's involved in a puppy litter, where the force of his bite is adjusted through play with his siblings.

Your pup will continue to learn how to inhibit the force of his bite from playing with other pups, as well as from the feedback you give him.

Essentially, your pup is learning to inhibit the force of his bite based on your feedback and response.

So they learn to inhibit the force of their bites before they develop strong jaws.