Squirrels bite people. Squirrels are naturally alert and sensitive to humans and their own kind. They will bite people when they encounter danger or feel nervous. Therefore, in the daily process of raising pet squirrels, try not to tease them when they are eating or resting to avoid being bitten. Wild squirrels are generally very ferocious. Don't approach them rashly just because they look cute, as you may get bitten.

How to stop a squirrel from biting

1. Do not forcefully interact with the squirrel when you first bring it home. Let it calm down and become familiar with the environment. The breeder needs to personally feed and water the squirrel so that the squirrel becomes familiar with the breeder's scent. Over time, the squirrel will develop some affection for the breeder and will not bite easily.

2. You can try to feed more foods that squirrels like to eat. When the squirrels are close enough to the breeder, they can be free-range in the house. When free-range, you should correct the squirrel in time when you find it makes a mistake, and show good performance. When it is good, reward it in time so that it knows what it can and cannot do, and it will stop biting.