Short video lessons
Lifetime access
Kind, reward-based methods
Watch on your phone
WHY THE TEETH COME OUT
Puppies use their mouths to play, explore and tell you they're overtired, and most of the worst biting happens when they've had too much going on and not enough sleep.
That's why waiting for them to grow out of it rarely works on its own. Once you know what's driving it, you can change the day around it, so there's less to deal with in the first place and you know exactly what to do when it does happen.
WHAT'S IN THE COURSE
WHY YOUR PUPPY BITES
What's really behind the nipping, and the times of day it tends to get worse.
WHAT TO DO IN THE MOMENT
How to respond when the teeth come out without winding your puppy up even more.
TOY PLAY AND TUG
Games that teach a softer mouth, with a release cue so you can end the game calmly.
SLEEP AND ROUTINE
The everyday changes that cut down overtired biting before it starts.
REAL-LIFE TROUBLESHOOTING
One problem per page, from nipping at children and visitors to biting during cuddles.
PRINTABLE CALM GUIDE
A step-by-step guide to keep on the fridge, plus written notes for every video lesson.
WHO IT'S FOR
PUPPIES FROM 8 WEEKS
It's for puppies from 8 weeks, through teething and on into the early teenage months, and it still helps dogs under a year whose mouthing has turned into a habit. You don't need any special kit, just the toys, chews and treats you already have.
If you're after a quick fix or something to frighten them out of it, this isn't the course for you. It's for people who want their puppy to learn what to do instead, at a pace that fits around work, kids and everything else.
MORE GOING ON THAN BITING?
PUPPY CLUB COVERS THE LOT
Most puppies who nip are also crying in the crate, having accidents or finding it hard to be left. Puppy Club covers biting along with all of that, from the first night home right through the teenage months, so if there's more than one thing going on it's usually the better place to start.
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
How long do I have access?
For life. You pay once and can go back to the lessons when teething kicks in or the teenage phase arrives.
How young can my puppy be?
Any age from 8 weeks. Starting early is easier, because the habits haven't had time to set in yet.
My puppy is older. Will it still help?
Yes, for dogs under 12 months it works well, and a lot of the games help reset mouthing habits in slightly older pups too. If your dog is older and the biting is more serious, a one-to-one video session is the better fit.
Do I need any equipment?
No. You'll use everyday toys, chews and treats. A tug toy and a stuffed Kong are handy, but you don't have to buy anything new.
What if I need more help?
You can book a video session with me any time, or move up to Puppy Club if you find there's more going on than nipping.