my dog bites me - Page 1

hey guys i have a 6 months old female German shepherd. she is so loving and plays a lot with me, she walks on leash so perfectly, everything about her is normal, but as she is growing she starts to bite my leg, sometimes she bites so hard and won't stop even if i try to push her she'd come back with more power and try to bite my leg. I know she doesn't do it aggressively but i dont want it to be her habit. i had some guests in home last night and she tried to this while playing with them. usually she does it when she greets me but if she's spent some time with me she won't do that. I have a friend and his dogs used to do that, he kept ignoring now they're 9 months and he's so upset coz he can't control his dogs to stop now. They bite so hard if my friend gets wound and bleed sometimes.
My dog is very friendly, she's not aggressive, so playful, goes on regular walk, plays with ball etc. she's so loving the only thing i dont like is this habbit, and this start happening from last month before that she never did that. she does this to me very rarely but does this a lot to our servant. When i am not home he takes care of her but now he doesn't go to her alone, she still loves him, plays with him and my servant also plays with her even she spends more time with him. but when she does this my servant dont go to her, as i said she does this to me very rarely but when she does its really unbearable behavior. If she is doing anything wrong I say her "NO" and she stops, but in this situation she doesn't listen to me, thats why i said that i have to push her sometimes, mostly i try to calm her down with "NO" but she never listens in ONLY THIS case.

Hi what I would do is if she starts to bite your leg just have her ball in your hand and give her that this might work on the other hand you could start to train her and do not let her do this to you or your friends you must stop her doing this      just get hold of her at the ruff fur at eather side of her neck and when she does bite your leg give her a shake and tell her no hopefully this will stop her good luck

 ty shostring i tried this before and still trying but it doesn't work.
what people where are you? its been 3 days and just 1 comment? help me out

She is playing with you. You must redirect her to a toy, as stated above. She is not being mean, this is how dogs play, and how they determine pack order. You must be the pack leader, & let her know biting you is not acceptable. If she does this when you come home, bring a toy with you as you come into your home, so that you can immediately interest her in that, instead. Good luck, she sounds like a healthy, spirited pup! Congratulations! jackie harris

I have no advice, other than to get a consult from a good trainer-- I'm just paused by the fact that you have a servant.