With the continuous improvement of material standards, more and more friends like to keep pets, and many of them like to keep dogs. As good friends of humans, dogs often like to interact with us humans. Let’s talk about it together, so many friends say that dogs are human beings’ best friends. I believe many friends should have a deep understanding of it through daily life or movies. So today I will teach you how to let dogs learn to hold their rice bowls. .

First of all, cultivate the relationship with the dog:

Before we train the dog to do the action of holding a rice bowl, we must train the dog. Let the dog and the owner reach a state of spiritual communication and understand each other's thoughts. So what should we do to achieve this? In fact, this is also a question that many friends who have just raised dogs have been asking. In fact, the solution to this problem is very simple. We can achieve this effect with dogs only through certain training and daily companionship. So the question Come on, what should we do? We should be able to tell what the dog likes to eat in normal times. We can make the dog like our little owner through regular feeding based on what the dog likes to eat. At the same time, dogs like to go out and play. We have to take our dogs out every day. At this time, the relationship between the dogs and us will slowly develop.

Secondly, you must prepare a rice bowl to give the dog a feeling that it cannot eat without a rice bowl:

The premise for us to let the dog take the rice bowl is We have a rice bowl for the dog to hold. At this time, we cultivate a conditioned reflex for the dog to have a rice bowl if he wants to eat, so that when the dog wants to eat, he will first think of the rice bowl.

Finally, we asked the dog to come over with the rice bowl in its mouth:

At this time, the dog already knows the user of the rice bowl. We only need to use language to let the dog Just bring the dog’s rice bowl and we serve it to him. Over time, when the dog gets hungry, he will come to you with his rice bowl in his mouth.

After listening to the editor’s introduction to dogs grabbing their rice bowls, I believe everyone will know what to do! Let’s go teach the dogs how to pick up their rice bowls!