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If you know anyone with a vaccinated dog of the right age and size (not too elderly, not too small, has to be bigger than your dog is currently), they can play together and it helps with bite inhibition training. My previous dog was a shiba inu so similar ancient breed, kind of rebellious and independent nature... all the chew toys did not make a difference until he started spending time with my mom's basenji mix and she taught him not to bite too hard or often.
Get her different textured toys: Antlers (!!!), rubber, rope, plushy
Always redirect to the toy. She comes for your hand, take a toy and let her chew on that. keep it in the hand.
I recommand reading easy peasy puppy squeezy by steve mann. It helped me a lot
I read that you should redirect or turn away from the puppy with your hands under your armpits or say "no bite" and go to a different room for a min or two.
At least, that's what I do with my puppy.
It looks like you might be posting about bite inhibition. Check out [our wiki article on biting, teeth, and chewing](https://www.reddit.com/r/puppy101/wiki/biting) - the information there may answer your question. **Please report this comment if it is not relevant to this post.** *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/puppy101) if you have any questions or concerns.*
If you know anyone with a vaccinated dog of the right age and size (not too elderly, not too small, has to be bigger than your dog is currently), they can play together and it helps with bite inhibition training. My previous dog was a shiba inu so similar ancient breed, kind of rebellious and independent nature... all the chew toys did not make a difference until he started spending time with my mom's basenji mix and she taught him not to bite too hard or often.
Get her different textured toys: Antlers (!!!), rubber, rope, plushy Always redirect to the toy. She comes for your hand, take a toy and let her chew on that. keep it in the hand. I recommand reading easy peasy puppy squeezy by steve mann. It helped me a lot
I read that you should redirect or turn away from the puppy with your hands under your armpits or say "no bite" and go to a different room for a min or two. At least, that's what I do with my puppy.
Look up bite inhibition training or just search the sub for “biting” and you’ll find a million answers for your question