Many dog ​​owners may not realize that their dog is training you. If you don't go in the opposite direction to it, you will definitely be led by it. If you don’t believe me, read this puppy’s “experience”.

Training the owner is not difficult and should start before you grow up.

Tip 1: The first day you enter the host’s house is the best start. When you are alone in a room, first observe to see if the owner is asleep. You can bark softly a few times to test it out, then raise your voice louder and scratch at the door. Your master will definitely come out at this time. If he says, "My little baby, what's going on, it's time to go to bed," it means you've trained them well. They will definitely show up next time you call them.

Trick 2: Many friends have taught me how to train the owner through "hunger strike". The owners always give us things they think are nutritious. At this time, you should learn to refuse to eat those unpalatable things. First, he sniffed around the plate, then hunched over and lay down, pretending to be sad and disappointed. You know mercy often works wonders. When the master tries every possible means to bring food to your mouth, you should turn your head away proudly and refuse again. At this time, the host has no choice but to find other delicious food for you. Repeat this hunger strike "therapy" and it won't be long before your master will try his best to find you all kinds of things you like to eat.

Tip 3: If the master is not at home and you get into trouble again, don’t be downcast. You should put on a pitiful look of "you left me alone" to make the owner feel guilty. From then on, they will be afraid that you will make a mistake by going out on their own. This way they can only stay at home and play with you.

Tip 4: Do you like to sit on the owner's lap and play? I will teach you a simple training method. The new owner will definitely let you sit on their lap and make out. Whenever they put you down, you have to scream and jump so they can only pick you up again.

Tip 5: Our master likes to throw the ball out and let us pick it up. In this case, you should pretend to be confused and insist on not picking up the ball, and let the owner run to pick up the ball by himself. As long as you insist on doing this, the master will personally perform the game of throwing and catching the ball for you.

Tip 6: Let the owner look for the things you hide everywhere. This is very fun. Hide one of the shoes the owner likes best, and then you can stand aside and watch them retrieve the shoe. The more expensive the shoes, the harder they look for them. Remember, smart, shiny shoes will definitely make the owner search harder.

Trick 7: Do you always follow your master? Then you are stupid and want your master to follow you. If they insist you followAs they go, a simple scream will lead them in your direction. You have to keep making sudden left and right turns for them to catch up. Spend a few minutes doing this every day and within a few days they will obey you.

Tip 8: Do you want to protect your territory and own a larger territory? Try to protect your own job first. Whenever the owner approaches your meal, you roar until they back off. Once they learn to stay away, you can try to expand your territory, such as taking over the owner's bed. Take a spot in the middle of their bed and as soon as they go to sleep in another room, you're onto a winner.

Tip 9: Train the owner not only to be patient, but also to praise. When the owner obeys you, you should wag your tail happily and lick them as a reward. You need to praise the owner for correct actions and correct wrong responses, so that they will work hard to obey you. Remember, this training can be transferred over time. When you successfully train your master, he will surely pass on what he has learned to the masters of your friends.

Well, you are familiar with these tricks, obviously your dog has ulterior motives. Once you know what it's thinking, you'll know what to do.