Training a dog's obedience is not only helpful in managing its daily life, but also allows the dog and its owner to get along very harmoniously. Therefore, it is recommended that all dog owners should train their dogs to obey themselves. Specific training should pay attention to the following points: First, master the timing of training your dog, preferably two to three months after it is born. train. Second, when training to learn new things, the dog should be trained in a quiet and familiar environment to avoid distracting the dog. When reviewing something that has been learned, it should be done in a place that distracts the dog's attention slightly; when reviewing something that has been fully mastered, it should be done in a place that distracts the dog's attention even more, so that the dog's attention can be gradually attracted to On the owner. Third, training should be carried out every day, which can shorten the time and increase the frequency. For example: training once a day for twenty minutes will not be more effective than training twice a day for ten minutes each time and will make the dog feel fresher. Fourth, when training movements, you should pay attention to repeating them many times to deepen the memory, but you should not repeat them too much. Give encouragement after each completion, such as giving some food or playing your favorite game with it. Fifth, you must be patient when training. Don’t rush things so that your dog will become resistant. You must do it step by step. Sixth, corporal punishment can only be given when a dog bites. The punishment should be determined according to the dog’s personality. Obedience training is a process that requires patience and perseverance. You must find fun in the training and get along better with your dog in harmony.