Can anyone have any suggestions on how to tame a wild puppy?

You will need lots of time, patience and the ability to be consistent. I did a bit of looking and I found this site, I hope it is of help to you: http://cynography.blogspot.com.au/2009/02/taming-wild-beast.html

My experience with animals who are wild or scared of people is that if you ignore them and go about your business, occasionally speaking softly to them in a friendly voice, they will warm up to you and lose their fear. You can't have other people around like visitors or it's nearly impossible to get through to them. Putting collars on them probably scared the crap out of them so you have to teach them that your hands won't hurt them once they come to trust you. This takes time, I don't know how much time you have but if you can ignore them and let them come to you that's the best method I have found.

Unfortunately, you do not say how old the puppies are. Dogs separated from their mother and litter mates prior to 8 weeks do not learn the social skills they need, those skills we utilise in training them Although socialised dogs should be trained with reward with these pups a different method must be employed. Mother dogs discipline their pups, biting their ears to reprimand them, you may find that a light pinch on the pups ears may prove effective means of curtailing undesired behaviour. all the best, urban

You got your hands full with these two pups. I would sit down when coming around these pups. What "cupcakes" is saying is correct. And don't really give eye to eye contact as yet as it means a challenge, even though they are pups. The one that is quiet, submissive, and frightened might be more of a threat than the other one actually. That one sounds like she might be a fear biter if not handled correctly. Take your time with her and don't push her. She needs to feel completely safe and not backed into a corner...poor baby. Like everyone basically said here..treats, talking quietly to her/him and walking away. Let the pup come to you eventually. The other one is just as scared, but is more aggressive..not good either. I still say take your time and don't push it. Talk quietly, sit down, no eye to eye, just leave treats and sort of ignore them. This way you pose no threat. This is what the mother has taught both of them and it will take time to teach them otherwise....fear biters are the one's they put down unless they are taught no one is here to hurt them. How old are they now?

I've dealt with a few wild cats, but no pups. You wanna win any animals heart, feed their tummies. I like the tips given by the other posters. Oh and this is something I learned on some dog training show , but get eye level with the pups when communicating to them.. Remember we are giants to them. Get some cheese or bits of dog treat and make them eat out of your hand, Soon you can pet them because they'll associate your hands with something good.

Take a puppy training class in your area and might be interested to have a chat with puppy trainer itself. Just try for training on internet or you local human society.You can also ask your local vet if possible. Try your maximum to gain his trust, might be with rewards.It might take lots of patience, persistence from your end to train a wild dog.But with their trust it becomes much simpler.Good Luck.

I think what you have to do is to get them to trust you. In that, you have to get them to come to you first rather then you go to them. Maybe leave some of their favorite treat out and just sit there so they get used to you. That might help. It will take time as they are still wild and are not used to domestication and probably think you will harm them.

No suggestions I'm afraid other than patience. Good luck!

That will prove to be difficult, but maybe you can earn their trust with treats. Like they get praise and treats for the behavior you want. Sometimes if you concentrate more on one puppy while in the presence if the other puppy, then one pup learns that good things come from humans. I've never tamed wild dogs but I have tamed feral cats. I used to be the one all the stray cats came to for food. At first they were skittish. Then one by one they all came to trust me. I let them into my home and litter trained them. They came in and out. I got them fixed. I had 4 cats in all that were once feral that I let into my house. The rest just came for food and visits. I sat out in my wheelchair back then for hours enjoying the air and the cats.

my little tootsie was very wild when I got her 12 years ago. My ex trained her not to be. He tied her up a few days, and gave her treats. He told her to sit and things. he rewarded her when she did them. If she was jumppy. he tied her back up. Did this like a week and she slowly calmed down. Really worked on her. Try it. Take care..

Oh my. You are becoming a REAL Pokemon Master here. LOL. Maybe those puppies are frightened by people or maybe they have a kind of fear in them in mixing up. A vet can help i guess. Wish you luck. I love puppies.