"Training a Samoyed dog to know its own name" is the basis for other daily training of the Samoyed dog. Here is an introduction to "How to train a Samoyed dog to know and be familiar with its own name".

1. How to name a Samoyed puppy

The Samoyed puppy has come home, but while he is happy, the owner first needs to give the little Samoyed a name. The puppy can be trained only after it has a name, so that the dog can understand it and establish conditioned reflexes.

How to name a Samoyed puppy? Generally speaking, dog names should be short and catchy. Common dog names include: Xuexue, Xiaosa, Momo (Momo), Yeye (yeye), etc. Never give your dog a foreign name or a name that is too complicated and cumbersome, such as: Kaliya, Monica. I have seen a dog owner name his Samoyed "Snowball" (same as "snowball" in English). Such a name is really not good.

At the same time, you should remember that once you give your puppy a name, do not change it easily, especially try not to give your Samoyed puppy more than two names. Because changing the dog's name at will will make the puppy confused.

2. How to train a Samoyed to know his own name

Name training for Samoyed should be done when the puppy is eating or playing, so that it can establish its naming reflex. Normally, when a Samoyed puppy hears someone calling its name, it will turn its head and look around intelligently, wag its tail to express happiness, and gradually identify with the name.

Slowly and repeatedly, the Samoyed dog will gradually understand that this is the owner calling him, and will take the initiative to run to the owner after hearing it in the future. At this time, the owner should caress the puppy or reward it with things.

3. Things to pay attention to when training Samoyed by name

Dog owners should also pay attention to one thing when training Samoyed to know his own name. They should remember not to call Samoyed by name during punishment. Because the Samoyed puppy is nervous at this time, it is easy to associate his name with alertness, which not only fails to correct the wrong habit, but also makes the dog afraid of hearing this sound.