I am so glad I am not the only one i thought it was just me!!!

my german shep pup is only 8 weeks so sounds like i got this prob for a while!! i will try the tips i have read in here tho thanks everyone!!

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Firstly, I don't think for one moment your dog is biting, she is playing, seeking attention, nothing more, you may have think you have sucessfully trained her not to do this - but pups like children forget. Think of a child seeing an icecream van and running across the road, they forget all you have told then when their minds are elsewhere, pups/young dogs do the same when they get excited, I do not see this as a major problem, just a habit that needs breaking as quickly as possible there is plenty written on the subject and many ways of discouraging it, i do not know what methods you have tried but a little reading should bring many solutions.
regards
sue

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This is nothing more than normal, healthy, puppy play biting that is being allowed to get out of hand.

I think the problem is you are trying too many methods and not giving them enough time. I would expect one method (have a google for 'The Bite Stops Here' ir look on the other threads for it) to take about 5 weeks or so to work.

Absolute consistency is the key to dog training. If you worry about he pup with your daughter, stricter supervision is needed.

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