My tricolor devil squirrel, three months old, has been close to me and only eats what I give, but what should he do if he reaches into the cage and bites me?

Train it! So is my squirrel! I ate the shampoo when I gave him a bath! Living well at present! If it is soft, it is hard! ~ Limit its food! Let it starve every day! But not starve to death! Every time it is hungry, you feed it! Hold the food in your hand. Hey! But don't really let it eat! Lure it first! Then feed it slowly! That's how you train! It won't be long before he knows you! When the squirrel is no longer afraid and is familiar with its owner, it will put food near the entrance of the cage to lure the owner out to eat. At first, squirrels may get their food and enter the cage immediately. It needs repeated training to adapt it. But remember, the entrance to the cage must be kept closed to prevent the squirrel from panicking and fleeing elsewhere. After a period of training, squirrels will gradually get familiar with people. When hungry, it will take the initiative to find someone to beg. I usually jump on people's shoulders or arms to play. At this time, you can truly appreciate the fun of raising small animals. Don't be soft, my squirrel! This is training!