1. Behavioral reasons. When dogs play with their owners when they are young, the owners often use their hands to tease the dogs, causing the dogs to mistake the owner's hands for toys, resulting in the dog's unconscious biting behavior. In this case, the owner needs to yell loudly every time the dog bites, and repeat it multiple times to let the dog understand that this is incorrect.

2. Dog personality issues. The dog does not have enough trust in the owner and does not establish a good level of trust with the owner, which leads to biting behavior. In this case, the owner can first keep a certain distance from the dog, provide clean food and drinking water to the dog, gradually build trust with the dog, and then gradually establish a trusting relationship with the dog, so that the dog can fully trust the owner .

3. Pet center training. Formal pet centers hire professionals for training, and they need to cultivate the dog's living habits in a timely manner. It is a bad behavior for a dog to bite its owner, and the dog is prone to imbalance. Usually, the owner must fully trust the dog and reduce the occurrence of food guarding. Dogs should be trained regularly to change their biting behavior.

4. Establish dignity. To establish a deterrent in front of the dog, when the dog wants to bite, scare the dog.

5. Put a muzzle on the dog. You can force your dog to correct its biting behavior by wearing a muzzle.

Is it necessary to get an injection if a dog bites you:

1. This needs to be combined with the actual situation. Generally, if you are bitten by a dog, you need an injection. If you have received rabies vaccine within three months, you can temporarily skip the injection and conduct a ten-day observation method, that is, observe the dog. If the dog does not die within ten days, there is no need to receive rabies vaccine later. , if the dog dies within ten days, a timely supplementary rabies vaccine injection is required.

2. If you have never received a rabies vaccine before, or if you have received a rabies vaccine for more than three months, you still need to receive a rabies vaccine after being bitten by a dog. If you have not received a rabies vaccine before, you still need to be injected with rabies immune globulin, and the wound needs to be treated promptly to avoid the risk of wound infection. Gently rinse the wound with running water and soapy water alternately, and disinfect the wound with iodophor. It is also necessary to complete the rabies vaccine and rabies immunoglobulin vaccination in the shortest possible time to avoid the occurrence of rabies.