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The Sixteen Weeks
The one people need most

It is notaggression.

Thirty-two steps through the months nobody warned you about.

Yes — tell me this is normal

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Where this one lands

The Biting Weeks covers these weeks.

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What you get out of it

The Biting Weeks gives you this.

The hand goes limp, not away. Away is the game.

Why it gets worse before it gets better

A hand that moves away fast is the best toy in the house.

Yes — tell me this is normal

How a step is written

Thirty-two steps, each on a page

The hand

Still And Boring

  • The hand goes limp and still, not away and exciting
  • No squeal, no laugh, no sharp word
  • Wait for the mouth to open, then move away calmly
  • Then offer something he is allowed to bite, and mark
Time secondsMonths

The redirect

Something He Is Allowed

  • Within arm's reach in every room he uses
  • Different textures: rope, rubber, something frozen for teething
  • Swapped every few days so they stay interesting
  • Marked the moment he takes it
Time —Months

The cause

Overtired, Not Naughty

  • The worst biting is almost always late afternoon
  • A puppy needs far more sleep than people expect
  • A crate nap often ends the behaviour within a minute
  • Chapter four covers reading the difference
Time —Daily

Twenty-nine more steps across the hand, the redirect, the overtired hours, the furniture, trousers and children.

The method, in pictures

What it looks like in a kitchen.

Still and boring
Still and boringThe hand goes limp, not away. Away is the game.
Somewhere else to go
Somewhere else to goWithin arm's reach in every room he uses, swapped every few days.
Overtired, not naughty
Overtired, not naughtyMost of the worst of it is a puppy who needs a nap.
A puppy mouthing a person's hand

What you walk away with

The months nobody warned you about, explained — and three reactions to stop today.

Yes — tell me this is normal

Sample pages

A look inside

The hand that goes still: what to do with it, and what happens if you pull it away.
An actual page from the PDF, at full size
  • Why mouthing is developmental, stated plainly on the first page
  • The hand that goes still, and what happens when you pull it away
  • Redirecting, and what to keep within reach in each room
  • The overtired hours, which account for most of the worst of it
  • Teething: the months, the textures, and what actually helps
  • Trousers, sleeves and shoelaces, which are a separate game
  • Children: the rules that protect both of them

What you get

A module for the months nobody warned you about

Thirty-two steps across five chapters — the hand, the redirect, the overtired hours, teething, and children.

  • 32 stepsEach on its own page
  • Peaks at4–5 months
  • 5 chaptersHand to children
  • Instant accessThe moment you buy
  • The three reactions that make the game better
  • What to keep within reach in every room
  • Reading overtired against naughty
  • A clear page on what is not mouthing
Within arm's reach in every room he uses, swapped every few days.

Why this one

It is normal, and it passes

Which is the sentence nobody says early enough.

Yes — tell me this is normal

The ebook

The Biting Weeks

Normal, developmental, and survivable. Thirty-two steps, five chapters.

$27

Yes — tell me this is normal

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Instant digital download. One-time payment of $27, billed securely by Digistore24. Educational material about raising a puppy. This is not veterinary advice, and biting that frightens you is a matter for a veterinary behaviourist in person.

Questions

He draws blood. Is that still normal?

Puppy teeth are needle-sharp and broken skin is common without the bite being hard. The module describes the difference between that and a bite that should worry you.

Should I yelp like a littermate?

Chapter one covers it honestly: it works for some puppies and makes the game more exciting for many. The module gives you the gauge for which yours is.

He bites the children.

Chapter five is devoted to it, and the first rule is about management rather than training. Any bite that frightens a child is a behaviourist question.

When does it stop?

It usually eases substantially once the adult teeth are in, around six to seven months. The module is honest that it is months, not weeks.

Do I need the method as well?

No. This module stands alone.

What exactly do I receive?

One PDF, 6 × 9 inches, emailed the moment you buy.

What if it is not for me?

Write within 60 days and you get your money back. You keep the file.

It is developmental, and it passes

Faster, once you stop making the game better.

Yes — tell me this is normal

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This is educational material about raising and training a puppy. It is not veterinary advice, not a behavioural diagnosis, and not a treatment for any condition. Vaccination timing, when it is safe to walk in public, and anything concerning your puppy's body are questions for your vet. Real aggression, intense fear and any sudden change in behaviour belong with a veterinarian or a qualified veterinary behaviourist in person. Puppies are individuals and no method guarantees a result.