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You brought home a puppy for the joy, the companionship, the fresh start. What you didn’t sign up for? The tiny shark attacks. The surprise ankle ambushes. The relentless chewing of sleeves, shoelaces, and anything remotely valuable. Suddenly, that sweet little face is armed with a full set of razors — and it’s using them. Here’s the truth: puppy biting is completely normal. But how you respond to it? That’s what determines whether it fades — or becomes a lasting habit.

Socialization isn’t just about having a “well-behaved” dog. It’s about raising a dog that can handle real life without losing their mind — whether that’s a stroller rolling by, a squirrel sprinting up a tree, or your cousin Todd’s chaotic backyard barbecue. Done right, it doesn’t just make your dog manageable. It makes them enjoyable — the kind of dog neighbors wave at, not cross the street to avoid.