The Samoyed is all white and has flowing hair. It looks so cute. Many girls choose to keep it. However, you may see other dogs in your life and shake hands with their owners. See here It is inevitable that there will be some envy. In fact, we can also train our dogs to be able to shake hands. So let’s talk about how to train a Samoyed to shake hands? 1. Make the gesture clear.

First of all, if you want to train to shake hands with it, you must clarify some gestures and instructions, and these gestures and instructions are fixed and cannot be changed at will. At this time, you can let the dog sit face to face with you, and then touch the Samoyed's right paw with your right hand, then it will stretch out its paw, then you can hold him at this time, and then say Give the handshake command and then put it down to complete the action. This process is not as simple as it says, so you must control the dog's emotional commands and gestures last year. It also needs to be repeated many times. It's just right. Give them rewards, and if they don't do well, you can also criticize and educate them. 2. Toy and food induction. During training, you can also hold some toys that the dog likes to play with, or food in your hands, so that the dog can see or smell the things, but do not give it to eat, you must whet his appetite. You need to help the dog complete the handshake action before giving him these things. If you repeat this many times, the dog will understand that as long as you do this action, you will be rewarded, and this habit will basically be formed. 3. The training duration should be appropriate. When training a Samoyed to shake hands, the time should not be too long, because the dog's patience is limited. It should generally be kept at about 20 minutes. Only in this way can learning be more efficient, because the dog will think it is at the beginning. When the owner is playing games with him, he will be very willing to cooperate, but as time goes by, the effect may not be achieved, so do not force him to continue training. Let him play for a while and then train, the effect will be better.