When puppies stop biting?

Puppies stop biting when they are about four months old. They have learned that biting is not acceptable behavior and they start to play using their mouths in a more gentle way. Training, consistency and patience play a big role in teaching a puppy not to bite. Don’t forget that puppies are learning from you all the time so it’s important to set a good example by being gentle and patient with them.

Positive reinforcement works best when training puppies not to bite. Give your pup treats or praise after they display desirable behavior, such as playing without biting. This will help reinforce that this type of behavior is acceptable and should be rewarded. Additionally, keep in mind that puppies have very short attention spans and can become easily distracted. So be sure to take frequent breaks during training sessions to give your puppy some rest and reward any good behavior throughout the session.