Easy way to train dog not to bite

6 Easy Ways to Stop Your Puppy From Biting
Biting is part of a puppy's normal behavior, however, it's important that your dog understands that teeth on your skin are not allowed.
1. React consistently to your puppy bites
Whenever your puppy bites you, react by saying "NO!" in a very firm voice. Also, squeal and immediately stop playing with your puppy. Then just walk away and ignore him. Let the fun game stops. Social isolation is a great form of punishment for dogs.

2. Never play rough
Never play roughly with your puppy. Rough play encourages biting. Never let your puppy chew on your hands or use your hands as toys.

3. Taste deterrent
You can spray a taste deterrent on your skin and clothes before you start playing with your dog.
When your dog starts biting you, stop moving and wait until your puppy reacts to the taste deterrent. When it stops biting, praise him and continue playing.
“Bitter Apple” or white vinegar are some examples of taste deterrents. Make sure to use products that are safe for animals

4. Chew Toys
Use noncontact forms of play like fetch and tug-of-war. Always keep some toys in your pocket or somewhere readily accessible. If your puppy starts biting you, you can immediately redirect it to the tug toy in your pocket.

5. Socialization
Take your dog to a puppy kindergarten or socialization class on a regular basis. Not only your dog will get the proper socialization, but he’ll learn lots of good manners in the process.

They will learn from the other puppies that playing rough is not accepted and rough playing puts a quick stop to the play time.

6. Water spray
In severe cases where biting is exceptionally strong, you can use a water spray. Use a squirt of water in your puppy’s face with a firm “No”. Make sure to set the nozzle to spray, and not jet, to avoid harming the puppy.
It’s important that you never threaten your puppy with the squirt bottle. You don’t want to create a fear situation with your squirt bottle in your hand.
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