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>Hi Janae > >My boyfriend and I have just adopted a 8 week old BB >male puupy who also LOVES to use us as his chew toys >even though he has plenty already. >We've started using a spray bottle with nothing but >water in it with the nozzel spraying a fine mist... >its working wonders!! When she bites give her a spritz >and firmly say NO! Keep spritzing her, she will >eventually get the picture. We were stressing about it >too... I'm only 5 foot and to have him grow up chewing >on me is not an option. I worship the spray bottle >now. We also keep handy treats nearby, when he bites >he gets a spray and a firm NO, he lets go and sits. If >he stays there for longer than a minute he gets a love >with a loving GOOD BOY and a doggy treat. We've never >seen him so well behaved. > >Hope this helps. >Sonia > > > > >>I have a 10 week old puppy that will not stop biting >>us and jumping at my boyfriends face to bite. I've >>been telling her no and then giving her a toy and >>praiseing her when she take the toy. I've tried >>holding her mouth closed and telling her no. I tried >>to have a leash on her and pull her away when she >>lunges, but when she's on the leash she just chews it >>and doesn't bite us. I tried putting the bitter apple >>stuff on the lead so she doesn't chew it, but she is >>totally unaffected by the bitter apple stuff. >>We've also tried crating her when all the above has >>failed, but when we let her out - it's the same thing >>all over. >>Does anyone have any tips I could try? I'm open to >>almost anything, because what ever I'm doind she's >>starting to think it's all a fun game!

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