How to correct bad habits of dogs biting their hands?

Step 1: Understand the reasons why dogs bite their hands
We need to understand that dog biting is a way of communication, and they may use it to attract your attention, vent their emotions, or simply play. Ko ia ai, before making corrections, we need to have a correct understanding of the dog’s needs and intentions.
Step 2: Establish the correct way of training and playing
We need to let dogs know which behaviors are unacceptable, such as biting their hands excessively or causing pain to others. Once the dog bites its hand, we can immediately issue a “no” command and match it with a resolute expression. ʻI he taimi tatau, we also need to provide dogs with a variety of toys and activities, so that they can release their energy and bite force by biting toys. Manatu'i, providing dogs with alternative bite options is very important!
Step 3: Gradually train and persevere
Use some basic training methods to help dogs correct this bad habit. Hange ko ʻeni, we can enhance a dog’s non biting behavior by offering a reward snack or praise, while always maintaining patience and consistency. Manatu'i, dogs need time to adapt and learn new behavioral patterns.
By correcting a dog’s biting behavior with care and providing them with proper training and guidance, the dog will break this bad habit.