How to Avoid Dog Bite

Tips for avoiding dog bites:

1. Don't look directly into its eyes. If you stare into its eyes, it will think you are irritating it, because it feels that you are challenging it to encroach on its territory, so don't stare into the dog's eyes when you are free.

2. Stand with your feet together and call for help. Before the dog gets close to you and bites you, you should stand still immediately, so as not to arouse the dog's desire to rush for food and chase while you are walking, and call for help.

3. Pretend to bend over to pick up something. Many dogs are afraid of humans bending over. Once humans squat down and pretend to pick up things on the ground, they will be very scared and run away with their tails between their legs.

4. Undress and cover its head. A dog is a kind of animal that is particularly afraid of the dark. If you put clothes on its head, it will feel scared, and it will choose to retreat or even choose to escape.

5. Don't run away. When many people see a dog trying to bite someone, they will be very scared, and some even run away. In the eyes of the dog, this will affect its emotions, and the dog has the instinct to chase. Therefore, when a dog wants to attack a person, don't run away, you can stand still first.

Tips to prevent dog bites:

1. Establish prestige. No matter what the dog training content is, the first thing to do is to establish a good prestige in front of the dog, let it know that you are the master, and recognize your leadership.

2. Pay attention to the way you play. In many cases, the owner of the puppy does not pay attention to or indulges in biting. When playing with the dog, the owner does not stop it in time when it habitually bites.

3. Give appropriate punishment. If you find that the dog is biting, stop it immediately, get up and leave immediately, and stop playing with it.

4. Use some tricks. If the dog likes to bite people when he was young, the owner can apply some non-toxic, bitter liquid on the place where it likes to bite. When the dog bites the owner again, it will know that the taste of people is unpalatable, and it will never want to Bite again.

5. Let the dog get familiar with people and objects. Let the dog become more familiar with the people and objects around him, gradually introduce him to some strangers, and let him learn to keep calm in an unfamiliar environment, so that he will not bite people randomly.