Puppies explore the world with their mouths, so it's natural for them to bite during play or teething. To stop a puppy from biting, you can use several techniques. Firstly, provide appropriate chew toys to redirect their biting behavior. When the puppy bites, say 'ouch' in a high-pitched tone to mimic the yelp of another puppy, then redirect their attention to a toy. Consistency is key; every time they bite, follow the same steps. Additionally, teach them 'bite inhibition' by rewarding gentle play and withdrawing attention when they bite too hard. Socialization with other dogs can also help them learn appropriate play behaviors. If biting persists or becomes aggressive, seek guidance from a professional trainer or behaviorist.

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