How do novices train Labrador dogs to go down stairs? Labrador dogs are most commonly used to guide blind people. Labrador has a very docile personality and has an IQ equivalent to that of a five- or six-year-old human child. Training a Labrador to go down stairs is also a necessary task as a guide dog.

1. Training by trainers.

When training Labrador to go up and down stairs, we encourage Labrador to complete the movements with his trainer when training up and down stairs for the first time. In other words, let your trainer guide your Labrador to complete the action instructions, so that the Labrador can become familiar with the correct actions of the instructions.

After repeating it a few times, let the Labrador complete it independently. The action issued by the command. Finally, through repeated training, Labrador was able to go upstairs or downstairs alone under the command of the trainer. The training method for going down the stairs is the same as the training method for going up the stairs. You just need to slow down the training speed to prevent accidents when going down the stairs. well! After the Labrador completes the training of going up and down stairs, the trainer should not be anxious. Reward your Labrador with food as this reward will cause. Speakers often have the desire to quickly complete the training of going up and downstairs, so the difficulty of training will increase. After the Labrador can familiarize himself with the training of going up and down stairs, you must continue to train the Labrador's early warning ability. Because Labradors are often trained as guide dogs. Therefore, for the safety of the guided person, we must continue to train Labrador’s early warning ability after Labrador completes the stairs training. In this way, the speaker can guide the owner up and down the stairs and provide timely warning when danger is discovered. The specific training is to issue a stop command at the entrance of the stairs when going up and down the stairs. Labrador can automatically be at the stairway when the time comes. Stop for warning. Or use a cane or hand to tap the stairs or other things to make the dog stop, and turn sideways to the trainer. Repeat this over and over again to let the Labrador form a habit. When it sees the stairs, it will automatically stop and turn sideways. Block. owner's body. 2. Learn by observing adult dogs going up and down stairs.

Another method that is not particularly common is to have an adult dog beside you to help the young Labrador learn how the adult dog goes up and down the stairs, so that the puppy can basically learn it smoothly. Climbing and descending stairs is a must-have skill. Because young Labradors learn new skills by observing their peers, and they learn very quickly this way.