(1) Establishing an affinity relationship between the dog and its owner is the basic condition to ensure the success of dog training. For a newly purchased dog, the new owner should take the initiative to establish an affinity relationship with the dog. Initially, the new owner should let the dog get used to his family and surrounding environment. The new owner should get closer to the dog and pet it frequently.

When teasing a dog, the attitude should be kind, the temperament should be docile, the behavior should be normal, and do not shout loudly. For dogs whose emotions are slow to transform, be patient and don't be impatient. During training, you should proceed step by step, from simple to complex, reward and punish appropriately, and train the dog with affection, so that the dog will bring you joy, joy and satisfaction.

(2) Methods must be used correctly during training. Rewards are an important means for successful training, but they must be correctly grasped. 8 Reward means mainly include giving the "good" command, patting and food rewards. Among them, "good" passwords are the best way to reward. It has the advantages of being direct, simple, fast, and effective.

Of course, the dog does not understand that "good" means approval. This requires the dog to establish a conditioned reflex for the "good" command. That is, after giving the "good" command, it should be rewarded with food immediately, and the "good" command should be given to the dog immediately. "Good" is associated with reward food. By training repeatedly in this way, the dog can establish a conditioned reflex to the "good" command.

When using "good" passwords, be sure to use them appropriately and not abuse them. When the dog performs a behavior or action that is satisfactory, the "good" command should be used in a timely manner to praise it. When the dog performs unsatisfactory actions, it cannot be rewarded. Only dogs trained in this way will be obedient and have a deep understanding of human nature.

When using the "good" command, you must timely and master the fire. Dogs have no thinking ability, and their neural connections are instantaneous or temporary, so rewards must be timely and do not reward after a few minutes. In this way, the dog It is unclear what action the owner rewarded it for, because the correct action that originally occurred has long since disappeared, and it is not like humans who can associate things that happened before and after.

When using the "good" command, the host should be consistent on the inside and outside, that is, use a joyful tone and a smiling face. Natural and generous. If the owner's attitude is blunt, the tone is too high, and the expression is dull, the dog will lose the positive effect of the "good" command.

(3) Obedience training should focus on encouragement and try not to beat or scold. If you scold it too much, it will turn a deaf ear to your words. If you hit it, it will become disgusted and will not do what you ask.

(4) During training, work and rest should be combined, and avoid excessive fatigue, so as not to cause the dog to lose interest in training and affect future training.