Vegeta chews on everything. I don't really mind cause he's a pup and I know its what they do but I meant EVERYTHING. The metal legs of my chair, my comforter, my pillow, the trashcan, ME (A LOT), everything. As I said, I don't mind now cause he's all of 8 pounds and even though his baby teeth can sting it's nothing killer. It's just every time I go to pet him he things I'm a chew toy and go to bite me. I tell him no when he bites something I don't approve of. As I write this he is chewing on the metal legs of my chair (which worries me cause I don't want him to hurt his little teeth? Is that silly? lol). Anyways, I tell him no and put a toy in his mouth. Is there anything else I can do or is this a give it time type of thing?

There are tons of threads on puppy biting.

https://www.itsahuskything.com/t1646-puppy-bitting?highlight=biting

You can also search for other user posted threads.

https://www.itsahuskything.com/search?mode=searchbox&search_keywords=biting&show_results=topics


A lot of people use the yelping, stop play, walkaway method especially when puppies are biting people. But you can try different methods and see what works best for you.

Is there a reason why he's already with you at 1 month? There's a lot of things puppies learn from their litter mates in the 6-8 weeks range that teaches them when to stop biting when playing with each other. It's not impossible now, but it will just be a bit more of a challenge. Stay consistent and read the threads posted above.

Thank you for the other threads, I'll give them a read through! I guess patience and consistency are the key for this.

I got him so young (I got him at 6 1/2 weeks) because the breeder was moving. She had already sold all of his liter mates and they were gone by the time I went to visit him up at 6 1/2 weeks. I had expected to be able to wait until 9 weeks because now wasn't the best of times, but I've carve out a lot of extra time for the little guy.