The dog bites the owner's hand gently

1. Understand the owner

We generally believe that dogs understand the world through their sense of smell. In fact, in addition to the sense of smell, when dogs are puppies, they will chew objects to assist their cognition, such as the taste and texture of the things they chew. So when a puppy bites its owner's finger, part of the reason may be to get to know the owner.

2. Get close to the owner

Both cats and dogs actually like to bite their owners lightly. Generally speaking, dogs do not bite very hard and will not cause bleeding to their owners. But some dogs who don’t know the seriousness may accidentally bite their owners because they like their owners too much or are too excited.

3. Teeth grinding

Puppies will feel discomfort when they are teething. In order to relieve this uncomfortable feeling, it will find something to chew on at home, such as the owner's shoes, toys, etc. If a dog doesn't know that its owner's hands are forbidden to bite, it will also attack its owner. However, our excessive behavior of letting dogs bite us may cause big troubles in the future. For example, they may bite their owners when they grow up.

4. Possessiveness

Possessive puppies also like to bite their owners. This is to declare their status and believe that the owner belongs to them. Faced with this situation, we'd better stop the dog in time. Otherwise, we will suffer a lot if the dog becomes the boss in the family in the future.