An old military man trains five teddy dogs, Teddy dog ​​training! In the small square in the center of the nursing home, there is a picture of an old military man training five teddy dogs. From time to time, they will perform handshakes and bows, and some can even perform some more difficult talent performances such as pushing a ball, pulling a cart, jumping, and counting. And many people came to watch the performance of these five teddy bears.

First, five teddies are not simple, they have many talents and abilities.

According to the old people watching around him, this retired soldier spent the afternoon with his five friends. Love dogs. When he came to perform in the small square in the center, he heard that he wanted to take photos of his five pet dogs, and the old soldier also brought out all the props needed for the performance, including two big bags. Not only that, the five teddy babies also put on their own clothes and looked like little children.

The old soldier took out two iron rings stacked one above the other in the square. After giving a jump command, the five little teddy dogs jumped. In a very orderly manner, after a run-up movement, they passed through the hoops 20cm high from the ground one after another. After passing through the hoop, they lined up in front of the veteran soldiers in a very orderly manner. At this time, the old soldiers took out their favorite food as a reward.

2. Love, care, and patience, the veteran soldiers have done a lot.

After an interview, Mr. Jun said that these five teddy dogs were like his own children. Because my children are quite busy, I chose to live in a nursing home so that I could have some friends with whom I could talk. But sometimes it’s still quite lonely. Later, I fell in love with Teddy dogs because of an activity to send warmth, and I got five of them one after another.

She fell in love with dog training. From the simplest handshake and standing to the voting circle and push cart counting, these are difficult moves. Moreover, Mr. Juan said that when he trains, he focuses on rewards and requires patience. Punishment is not recommended. It is a dog's nature to love to play, so it should not be curbed all the time, just restrained.

And the old soldier said that young puppies are easier to train than mature dogs. A timid dog is easier to train than a bold one. Because of timid dogs. Or maybe young dogs are more likely to obey commands. Learn the moves faster.