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You might want to create a “no go” zone around your back legs and back. Because they approach from behind. Just use someone facing you to alert you to the approach. Use your voice to warn of the invisible boundary. Create test or training situations and work on one goal at a time. You’ve trained...

I actually had a border collie, who had this problem and constantly did it to my mother. I saw a vet and he suggested that I desex him and do some behaviour training with him. This included negative reinforcement through growling menacing, ignoring or tying up when he exhibited nipping...