Sentences with phrase «bite yelps»

When a litter mate bites too hard, the recipient of the bite yelps, signaling to the biting puppy that it was too hard.

Not exact matches

My 10 month old bit me and I yelped, which made her cry.

Some kids think it is funny to make mama yelp and so they will bite for a reaction, and some are scared of the yelp and are timid to latch, so try and avoid yelling, too,» Anastasio - Collins says.

Miliband, by contrast, is getting the hang of this - ranging from the yelping shouting of his conclusion to the sotto voce whispering in which he delivered his trade union reform bit.

I yelped a bit when I saw Kerry Washington's baby bump.

A man yelps when bitten in the groin area by a lizard and he pulls it out of his underwear.

Immediately after you yelp, give the dog a 10 - minute time - out — no mouthing allowed — to teach him that hard bites end the fun.

The first step is to «yelp» like a puppy would when his sibling bites hard.

A hard bite gets a yelp and a withdrawal from play.

If your dog bites, yelp when contact has been made.

When one puppy bites another too hard, the victim yelps, and the attacker often stops.

If it does, then the bitten dog may yelp, and will often just stop playing.

According to Sirius radio's Puppy Training instructor, Doug Hostetter, a puppy can be trained not to bite if you yelp loudly when it chomps you hard.

Yelping, combined with gentle, but firm, scolding, can produce a dog that will not bite at all.

This is because when two puppies play together and one bites the other too hard, he gives a yelp and moves away.

When one litter mate bites another litter mate too harshly, that litter mate will let out a «yelp» and the play terminates.

Barking, nipping, yelping, peeing everywhere... and making you a little bit crazy in the process?

However, if you watch closely, you'll see that if they bite too hard, their playmate will «yelp» and quickly back off.

As I mentioned before the best thing you can do is bite the puppy back on the lip until you here the puppy yelp in pain.

She never got angry or showed any signs of intolerance even when she was yelping in pain from being bitten.

For instance, when he bites a play mate too roughly, the playmate will typically emit an acute yelp and withdraw from play.

When a puppy bites her sibling too hard during play, the other will yelp and stop playing for a time.

Whenever your puppy bites you, yet out a high pitched yelp of pain (even though it doesn't really hurt) to make them think that they have gone too far and hurt you.

If your puppy is the victim of a painful bite, he'll usually yelp and stop playing for a bit.

Yelping the moment the hard biting starts tells the puppy to back off.

Don't hit your puppy, but rather treat him as his mother or siblings might by yelping or gently shaking the scruff of his neck when he bites.

When the puppy bites you, yelp loudly as if it was not a tiny dog but a big wild predator.

When your puppy bites you, give a yelp.

When one bites another too hard, the bitten puppy yelps.

When he bites you especially hard, make a high - pitched «ouch» or yelp as if you are hurt and let the hand go limp.

When puppies are playing together, they sometimes play rough and when a dog is yelping, this shows the other dog that it is in pain and it is bitten too hard.

Such bite - yelp - bite routing should be done every day at least for several times to teach a habit for your puppy.

You may have heard about the «squealing and yelping in pain» cliche» to train a puppy to bite less.

When your dog delivers a hard bite, yelp loudly.

Persist with this process of yelping and then ignoring your puppy or giving him a time - out for his hardest bites.

If your dog bites you hard again, yelp again.

Tolerate him nibbling on you (so he can learn bite inhibition), but as soon as he bites you hard enough to hurt, react at first by yelping and then walking away.

Persist with this process of yelping and then ignoring your dog or giving him a time - out for his hardest bites.

When your puppy delivers a hard bite, yelp loudly.

If you're playing with your puppy and he bites, give a yelp and stop the game — you may even walk away and ignore him for a few minutes, to teach him that attacking leads to a negative consequence.

If one puppy bites another too hard, the bitee yelps and playing is postponed while he licks his wounds.

He should by all means yelp, but he should not bite and he should never bear down.

«If your puppy does bite you, yelp loudly,» he says.

The other pups yelp and bite back if the youngster chomps down too hard, and Mom - dog stops the games if he's too rough, so Junior learns limits.

If your puppy bites you too hard to the point it causes any pain or discomfort make a loud YELP or OUCH and immediately stop playing or interacting with the puppy.

If he again bites too hard, repeat the yelp and time - out to teach the lesson that bites make the fun stop.

Vocalization may occur as howl, bark, growl, yelp, whine or any combination, while aggressive reaction to palpation of the affected body part may occur as a snarl or even as an attempt to bite or attack human or other animals.

When he bites you moderately hard give a high - pitched yelp.

When he bites hard give a high - pitched yelp as if you're in pain.

She would bite their scruff and drag other dogs (who never yelped and kept coming back for more).