Methods to correct dog bites

1. Training not to bite shoes

(1) Gather the shoes in a shoe cabinet to isolate the smell or spray them with smells that the dog does not like. For example, use alum-based deodorant or spray mint-scented freshener on your shoes.
(2) Place your shoes on the ground several times a day, and place a dog-specific teething toy or teething chicken jerky a few feet away. Praise your dog enthusiastically when he becomes more interested in the toy. During practice, place the shoes and toys farther and farther away and observe the changes. Success is usually achieved within a few weeks.

2. Do not bite wires during training

When training, you can use a gel extension cord or wire, place it in front of the dog, and then hide it so that the dog does not find it. If it bites, say no immediately and spray water on it. Throw it some of its favorite toys. Suggestions: Do this exercise every day until the dog dares not bite the wire when it sees it.

3. Food induction to improve biting behavior

(1) During initial training, when biting furniture, the owner should approach the dog quietly. Clap your hands in your ears and say loudly, "Don't bite!" The shock will make the dog stop. At this time, the dog's ears will be retracted, close to the head, lowering the whole body, almost shrinking into a ball, because it senses that the owner is angry.
(2) Later in the training, when the dog’s behavior of biting things has restrained, you should promptly praise it friendly and eagerly, such as being a good dog. The best way is to use the food method (you can reward a few hooks). Use this to induce it and encourage it. As long as you persist for a period of time, your dog's chewing habit will be significantly improved.

4. Buy toys for dogs to play with

Restrict the dog from playing in the sports ground. Give it toys to play with, such as commercially available fake cowhide bones, hard balls, or items that are no longer used (dolls, shoes, etc.). Increase your walking time and exercise outside. Put movable items on high shelves or store them away. The best way to buy your dog teething products (teething biscuits, teething sticks, chicken jerky, etc.) during the teething period (2-5 months)