Your puppy doesn’t speak your language. All things have to be taught to them. This is why saying “no bite” or “stop biting” really isn’t going to work. And none of the great tips will stop your dog from biting in one day! Happy & Polly will share 10 tips in this article to help your puppy with all this biting and learn bite inhibition! Why Does Your Puppy Bite? Puppies bite for a few different reasons, and it’s important to take note of why they are biting because this can help solve this problem. Here are the top 5 reasons. Exploring: Puppies explore the world with their mouth. They use their nose and mouth to check things out. So if your hand is sweaty or smells like food, your puppy is going to nip and bite. Natural Urge: Puppies have a natural urge to chew and bite. If you do not give them the right things to chew on, they will chew on you and your furniture. Teething: Puppies who are teething (3-6 months) will want to chew and bite even more because they have sore...