Dogs are our most loyal partners. We need them to help us in some specific working environments. So what are the most basic actions for them to learn in training? I will introduce it to you in detail.

1. Stand. This word does not require deliberate training. What we need to train is to maintain standing time and posture. 2. Sit down.

When training the dog to sit down, we can hold the dog's butt with our hands to let him do it. Note that when holding the dog with our hands, we should face the dog directly. At the same time, give the dog the "sit" command. When the entire training is completed, the dog needs to maintain this position for about 10 to 15 seconds, and then the training is considered over. 3. Lie down. When training this command, the dog needs to be able to fight well on all fours. When we give the command "Lie", we put our hands on the dog's back and give a certain amount of force to make the dog lie on the ground. This same position needs to be maintained for 10 to 15 seconds. 4. Get down. Lying down and lying down are similar. The only difference is that lying down is followed by a static movement, while lying down is followed by the next command. 5. Let go. The purpose of this training is to enable the dog to obey the trainer's instructions and put it down at the designated location after getting the object. 6. Handshake: When giving the handshake command, we need to first hold the dog’s front paws. Then make him stand and hold the dog's hand with the other hand. Right forefoot and gently rock up and down. In the process of performing this series of actions, give him a handshake command. And let the dog stay for about 10 to 15 seconds, and then let go. 7. Don’t move. This training is consistent with combat strength. When stationary, we must keep the dog in a standard standing posture and standing time. 8. When performing the Yi movement, the first half is the same as the first half of the handshake training. You need to use two hands to pull out the dog’s two forelimbs, pull the dog up and stand upright, and then pull the dog’s two front paws Together they rock up and down. At the same time, issue the command "Bow". The duration is the same as the previous training session. 9. Circle training requires the trainer to first pull up the dog's two front legs with his hands and let the dog's hind legs touch the ground. When you let go and rotate alternately, the dog can spin in circles. And give the dog a "turn" command. Then hold the dog's two front parts with one hand and continue turning in circles until the dog can turn in circles autonomously with a slight push. 10. Rolling: The trainer can use his hand to hold the dog's back and order it to lie down, and then use the other hand to hold the dog's belly and roll the dog slightly. Afterwards, let the dog lie on the ground or stand on all fours. At the same time, he was given the command "Go away". There is no clear time limit for this and the circle will be kept until the dog is proficient in this action.