With the appearance of a dog in the house, the owners add to the worries and hassle, as well as problems, one of which is how to wean the dog from biting. If the pet is still very small, then his desire to bite the owners can be explained by one reason, if he is an adult dog, then by completely different ones.
Instructions
Step 1
Often, puppies bite their owners out of a desire to play or because their teeth are teething. But this applies to dogs up to 4-4, 5 months of age. Until that time, the puppy perceives biting as a game and playing with the owner, it is quite natural for him to use teeth. By brushing aside, the owner creates the illusion of the puppy's continuation of the game, so in this case (if the game is really going on), it is worth doing what another puppy would have done in the place of the attempted one: he would have screamed loudly and displeased. This sound, as well as stopping the game with leaving the pet for 15-20 minutes and leaving him alone, should act on the puppy as a signal that he himself has finished such an interesting entertainment as the game with his bite. After several such repetitions, the puppy has a reflex that the owner should not bite.
Step 2
But if the puppy is already more than 4, 5 months old and he continues to bite, then it is worth doing with him as with an adult biting dog. It is necessary to lower the position of the pet in the hierarchical ladder built by it. In order to show that the owner is the leader, and not the dog, after the bite, you should take it by the withers and press it to the floor, forcing it to lie down and immobilize it. These actions should be accompanied by the words "fu" and "no". It is worth keeping the animal in this way until it calms down. Then give her a command and praise her for doing it.
Step 3
If the dog is large enough, then the best way would be to lift it off the floor, depriving it of support and shake it, then also press it to the floor and let it calm down, then give the command and praise it after completing it. By these actions, the owner shows his dominant position in relation to the pet, which must obey.
Step 4
If the dog is small, then another way to make it stop biting is the same as a stronger strong leader would do in relation to a member of his pack: you need to grip the dog's mouth with your hands, leaving it with an opportunity to breathe (the leader also blocks the mouth of everyone with his jaws who is below his rank). After the animal calms down, release it.
Step 5
To establish a dominant position and thus avoid bites, the owner must show the dog his superiority over it: feed the pet only after the family has eaten (the leader eats first), and he will fulfill the command given to him; the owner should enter the door and climb the stairs first, and the dog should follow him, but not vice versa.
Step 6
The dog must fulfill all your commands completely, to the end. An incomplete command leads to a wrong perception by the dog of the obligation to fulfill them, and hence to self-will. And from him and to the bites not far.
