We choose to raise dogs because we are attracted by their personalities and appearances. However, when we take the dogs home, we find that they are resistant to new things and are not like the dogs we usually see. They are so well-behaved and obedient, so parents need to be patiently taught and trained from the beginning. How many months does it take for a dog to be well trained? Don’t miss the best time to train your dog! Please bookmark this tutorial in advance! Poop training

The earliest and most controversial training is training puppies to defecate outside the house. Toilet training uses positive reinforcement, which uses a variety of foods and toys as rewards to achieve the best results. In addition to reinforcing the behavior by giving rewards when your pet does it correctly, another key is to predict when your pet will have a bowel movement. Dogs usually defecate while walking, eating, drinking, or playing, or when parents are not paying attention. If training is to be effective, it is necessary to carefully observe the dog's diet and establish a safe area where the dog will never defecate. The ideal safe area is a kennel. If you don't have a dog crate at home, try letting your puppy relieve itself in the bathroom or laundry room. Obedience Training Making your puppy obedient is an interesting topic in training. Puppies usually need to be seven months old before formal training can begin. But many puppies develop unwanted behaviors, often before they are seven months old, such as a puppy that cannot learn to sit still, chews every shoe it can find, or jumps on every guest. This is often misunderstood to mean that puppies only learn bad behaviors and fail to learn good behaviors, which is a source of conflict. The solution is to thoroughly review your puppy training methods rather than doubting your puppy's ability to learn. Traditional dog training methods focus on forcing the dog to obey. Although force is an effective method of punishing serious misbehavior, it is forced after all and will not work well if you want the dog to learn new behaviors. This coercive approach can easily inhibit all behavior, good or bad. Training your dog too much too early may result in training failure. To avoid this, focus on using positive rewards to train the correct behavior. Barking Training We usually don’t want our dogs to bark for no reason. When guests come to the home, the dog may bark due to the approach of the stranger. At this time, parents should stop it immediately and tell it no. When it stops, parents can give it a slight reward or praise to let it know that stopping barking is the correct behavior. If it hasn't stopped yet, you can use this book to roll it into a tube, and then tap it on the head gently to let it know that this is wrong, but it should be paid attention to and educated.