OK I'm here again asking for more advice.
Meg keeps nipping/biting my feet or slippers to the point of hurting. I have tried shouting ouch, no and walking away but she will not stop. I have even tried holding her snout closed for 3 seconds. I went and bought some puppy chew deterent spray- that didnt have any effect. Help please

Aww poor you. Show me a puppy that hasn't done that tho, and I'll be very surprised. They ALL do it, you just gotta get through this few weeks. I would say uh-uh and walk away (if puppy isn't hanging onto you )... if necessary put the pup out of the room for a minute or so, or you leave the room for a minute or so (no longer should be necessary). Have you tried redirecting her bitey-ness onto toys ? that often works too. Tuggy on a toy with you turns it into a nice game and one that doesn't hurt your feet !

ahh the joys of owning a pup have you tried filling a plastic bottle with rry peas os gravel and shake it at her when she's doing something wrong. i've never tried it myself but saw it on doggy borstal and it's me or the dog . don't worry your not alone my storm is a year old and does the opposite of everything i say
good luck!!

somewhere on here there is a link to an article about puppies and biting - it explains it is a process they have to go through, as it is by 'play' biting as a pup that they learn how much force not to use on us wimpy humans...

just persevere with ignoring, and yelping - albas oil put mine off chewing things they shouldn't too...

and if that doesn't work, you could wear doc martins or wellies until the phase passes!

Good luck!

I think you mean this: http://www.jersey.net/~mountaindog/berner1/bi-*test*-('")op.htm

I found this really concise and well explained!

That is the best possible link - and as for 'rattle bottles' or cans or whatever - there is a very good reason why these TV programmes carry warnings like 'do not try this at home'...............