1. How to train a dog not to pick up food. When training, first place the food in an obvious place, and then lead the dog to wander there. When the dog approaches the food and expresses its desire to eat, immediately use a threatening tone and issue the "no" command. , accompanied by the stimulation of jerking the leash to stop. When the dog stops picking up food, reward it. Just train multiple times. 2. Food refusal training During training, the assistant approaches the dog naturally and gives the dog food. When the dog wants to eat, the owner immediately gives the "no" command and taps the dog's mouth. At this time, the assistant will give the dog food. When the dog still shows that it wants to eat, give a stronger stimulus. At this time, the owner gives the "bark" command and pretends to hit the assistant to encourage the dog and stimulate the dog's active defense reaction. When the dog barks at the assistant, the assistant should take the opportunity to escape, and the owner should reward the dog. You can also use an assistant to throw food in front of the dog. When the dog wants to pick up or pick up food, the owner should immediately give the "no" command and jerk the leash to stimulate it. If the dog does not pick up food, reward it. 3. Training that prohibits dogs from biting people and livestock and other bad behaviors. Take the dog to a place where there are vehicles, pedestrians, livestock, and poultry activities. Loosen the leash and let the dog move freely, but its actions must be closely monitored. If the dog bites people or animals, it should immediately issue the "no" command in a threatening tone, accompanied by mechanical stimulation by jerking the leash. When the dog stops the bad behavior, use the "ok" command Be rewarded. After repeated training, the training rope can be used instead until the training rope is cancelled. 4. When training to ban objects thrown by others, an assistant should first throw the object in his hand. If the dog wants to chase the object, the owner should immediately give the "no" command and pull the leash sharply to stop it. Stop, and reward the dog when it stops. Then another assistant throws the object again. If the dog wants to chase the title, the above method should be repeated to stop it, so that it can be done 3 to 4 times at the same time. When the dog no longer chases objects thrown by others, it can be considered that the purpose of training has been achieved. 7. Jumping: To train a dog to jump, you can start by jumping on a small wall 30 to 40 centimeters high. When the owner leads the dog from 5 to 6 steps away from the small board wall and runs in front of the small board wall, he gives the "jump" command and at the same time pulls the leash in the direction of the small board wall. When the dog jumps over, the owner gives a reward. This kind of training can be repeated 2 to 3 times at the same time. In addition, food teasing can also be used. When such training is proficient, you can gradually switch to the method of passwords and gestures, and gradually increase the height, or train jumping fences, elevated jumps, rings, ditches and other actions as needed. 8. When training up and down, lead the dog to the front of the stairs, put food on each level of the stairs or on the top platform, and the owner (trainer) gives the "up" command and then asks the dog to go up the stairs. Because food can By stimulating the dog's excitement, it is possible for the dog to successfully walk onto the platform. You can also give the "up" command, the owner and the dog can climb the stairs together, and then train the dog to go up and down the stairs alone. 9. Creeping This action is performed after the dog has developed the ability to "sitting" and "lying". During training, ask the dog to lie down, and while giving the "climb" command, make a crawling gesture (stretch both hands forward, palmsdownwards, stretching and retracting the left and right hands to make a sawing motion). If the dog crawls forward as required, reward it. If the dog is standing instead of crawling, he should be asked to lie down immediately, and use his left hand to press the back to continue directing the dog to crawl. After repeated training many times, the ability to crawl can be developed.