How to train a dog to bite its owner

1. Step on the dog's leash with one foot to control it.
2. Look away from the dog, do not talk to the dog, and ignore its existence.
3. If the dog is not obedient, the owner will hold the dog's chin and give him a harsh lecture, or roll the magazine into a tube and knock it on the floor to make loud noises to scare it.
4. When the dog calms down, praise it with simple words to prevent it from getting too excited.
5. Owners can reduce the dog’s interest in biting by not wearing lace or knitted clothing, and can also spray bitter substances on hands or clothes.

How to train dogs to bite strangers

1. Find a friend to help, and slowly eliminate the dog's fear of outsiders through petting or feeding.
2. When asking a friend to feed the dog, you should remember: Let the dog see the food being handed to the friend from the owner, so that it can understand that this person is trusted by the owner and is not a dangerous person. .
3. After the dog eats food fed by a friend, the owner and the friend should praise it together.
4. Keep training, and slowly, the dog will learn to get along well with strangers.

How to stop a dog from biting

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Stop with a command. Whenever your puppy bites, say no in a stern tone of voice. Then walk away and leave it to dry. Social isolation and cold war are effective forms of punishment for domesticated animals.
You can also make a short bark when your dog bites. It sounds silly, but pups typically make this sound when their sibling bites them too hard.
Teach children not to scream, run or flap their hands in front of dogs, as these behaviors will arouse the puppy's hunting instincts and make the problem worse.

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Use scent to stop your puppy from biting. Before you start playing with your puppy, spray a specially scented liquid on the parts of the body that your dog has access to. When your puppy bites you, wait for him to react to that particular smell. Once the puppy stops biting, encourage it and continue playing. Remember to wash your hands afterward.
Substances with special odors include: essential oil, cooling oil, tea tree oil or white vinegar. Apply these things to your hands to make them smell bad.

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Use teething toys to divert your dog’s attention. While the dog calms down, talk to it gently and stroke it gently. At this time, use toys instead of hands to attract the dog's attention. Playing fetch is another way to bring more joy to the game by stimulating your dog's biological instinct to hunt as you throw the toy far away. Play with toys as a training reward or as a break, and remember to keep them away from your dog's teeth.
 
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Be safe when training and playing. Never play roughly with a biting puppy.
Rough play will only encourage biting behavior and ingrain the behavior in your puppy’s mind. Don't use your hands as dog toys. Children should also be closely supervised when playing with dogs. Be careful not to use children as tools for training puppies, otherwise injuries may occur.

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A watering can can be used in some special circumstances. If your dog bites hard, make sure you have a spray bottle on hand. At this time, say "no" in a stern tone, and at the same time, use a spray bottle to spray water on the dog's face to interrupt the biting behavior.
Be careful when spraying water on your pet! If it's a large wave of water rather than a mist, your dog can easily get injured and become irritated.
Let your dog associate this watering can with you in his mind, which will ensure that he will be wary of you at other times.
But don’t always use a water bottle to threaten your dog or create fear. You don’t want your dog to be obedient only when you have a water bottle in your hand.