For puppies from 8 weeks to 7 months
Your puppy bites everything. Here’s the calm way to stop it.
A 4-week, force-free plan: fix sleep first, teach a gentle mouth and get through teething without the evening meltdowns.
- The 8 reasons puppies bite, and the right fix for each one
- The Gentle Mouth Method, step by step
- A nap and routine planner that calms the “witching hour”
- 6 safe frozen teething treats (no ice cubes, no cooked bones)
Sound familiar?
- Your hands, ankles and sleeves are covered in tiny scratches
- Yelping, saying “no” and time-outs seem to make it worse
- Evenings turn into a biting frenzy you can’t calm down
- You worry about your kids or visitors getting nipped
You're not doing it wrong. You've been given advice that doesn't match the real reason behind the problem. This guide starts with the reason.
Why the usual advice backfires
Punishment teaches fear, not manners
Veterinary behaviour experts advise against spray bottles, shaker cans and “alpha rolls”. They can damage trust and make biting worse.
A lot of biting is really tiredness
Young puppies need far more sleep than most owners expect. An overtired puppy bites more, so the plan fixes naps before training.
Teething needs the right chew
Hard items like antlers and ice cubes can crack puppy teeth. The guide shows a simple test for which chews are safe.
Inside the guide, you'll discover
The answers most puppy owners only find after months of bitten hands
What's inside
A quick start + 12 short chapters, in the order that works
- ★Quick start: your puppy is biting right now
- 1Why your puppy bites (and why it’s normal)
- 2The teething timeline
- 3The overtired puppy and the witching hour
- 4Set up your home to prevent bites
- 5The Gentle Mouth Method
- 6Teach your puppy what to do instead
- 7Fixes for the 6 most common biting moments
- 8Teething relief that’s actually safe
- 9Kids and puppies
- 10What not to do, and why
- 11When biting is not normal
- 12Your 4-week plan
- +Bonus: 6 frozen teething treat recipes
Printables included
Print at home on US Letter or A4 paper, as often as you need.
- Daily nap and routine planner
- Bite log
- 4-week plan tracker
- Family rules for kids
- 6 frozen teething treat recipes (bonus)
Take a look inside
Short chapters, clear steps and trackers you'll actually use.
Picture a few weeks from now
Evenings on the floor with a puppy who chews the toy, not you.
Shorter, softer bites each week. A routine that keeps your puppy rested. And the confidence that you’re teaching the right thing.
How the plan works
Fix sleep and setup
A nap schedule and a puppy-safe space take the edge off in the first few days.
Teach a gentle mouth
Short daily sessions redirect biting to toys and teach your puppy what to do instead.
Track the progress
The bite log shows bites getting fewer and softer, week by week.
Built on evidence
Checked against published veterinary and welfare guidance
Every method was checked against guidance from veterinary and animal-welfare organisations and peer-reviewed research. The full source list is printed at the back, so you can check anything yourself.
Our honest promise
- No punishment, shock or spray methods. Ever.
- If biting looks fearful or aggressive, the guide tells you to see a vet or qualified behaviourist first.
- Expect steady progress over the 4 weeks, not overnight results.
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Questions
What age is this for?
Puppies from about 8 weeks to 7 months, the main biting and teething stage.
Is it a physical book?
No. It’s an instant PDF you can read on any device or print at home on US Letter or A4 paper.
Does it use punishment?
No. Every method is force-free, in line with guidance from veterinary behaviour organisations.
My puppy’s biting seems aggressive. Is this for us?
The guide has a checklist for when biting is not normal. If anything on it matches, please see your vet or a qualified behaviourist first.
What if it doesn’t help?
Email us within 30 days of purchase for a full refund.
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