Will a dog bite its owner if it protects its food?

Dogs used to be hunting animals and basically have food protection genes. Some dogs will bite their owners because of food protection. In order to correct this habit of dogs, owners should train their dogs from an early age. When feeding your dog, you need to know that food does not come for free. You can teach your dog some actions and then give it to your dog after it does it correctly, or you can feed it at a fixed time.
Tip:
If the dog has been guarding food since childhood, the owner should correct it in time. You can use scolding or other angry methods to let it know that this behavior is No, as long as the education is good from an early age, the dog will basically not be able to protect its food when it grows up.
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