The prime time for bulldog education is 2 months. The best time to learn the rules is 2-5 months. If you miss it, it will be difficult to teach. Therefore, you must pay more attention in the first few months and do not be afraid of hardship. After the dog develops good habits, living together will be more comfortable.

Basic Rule 1: Do not defecate anywhere, and observe cows more often, especially when they have just woken up and after eating, as cows will be more likely to defecate. If the cow is sniffing all over the ground, this is a signal to pull. At this time, you need to keep a close eye on it. If the waist collapses, it means that you need to urinate (when the bull grows up, it will urinate to the side by itself, and when it is young, it still squats on the ground), and if the waist arches upward, it means that it needs to urinate. Place a piece of newspaper at the specified location (remind you not to place it too close to the nest, but not too far away, otherwise it will be too late. 2-3 meters will be more suitable at first), and when they are about to pull it Lead to the newspaper.

Once it pulls, praise the calf in a gentle and exaggerated tone, caress the calf, and give food rewards. If the calf is pulled in the wrong place, scold the calf in a stern and decisive tone, hit the calf with a rolled newspaper, or hit the place next to it that can make a loud noise, or pick up the skin on the back of the calf's neck. It's best to grasp the current situation and hit it while it's pulling. Otherwise, things will go wrong and the calf will not understand what you are scolding it. Oxen have short memories and need more education.

Things like inducers are of no use, and it is better to keep them under human control. When the cow is young, it is very important to poop and urinate. It is necessary to grasp the time when it just wakes up and when it is full, guide it to the right place, and reward it in time if it poops correctly. If you are not in jail when you are young, it will be difficult to develop habits and you cannot be lazy.

Basic Rule 2: Don’t bite things randomly. It’s best to catch the situation. You can hide aside and observe. When you find it causing trouble, rush out and educate it immediately. The advantage of this is to prevent the calf from making trouble when people are around. When people leave, chaos will ensue. Or you can hide aside and wait for it to make a mistake and throw it with something (don’t hurt it). Some forums may teach you to secretly shoot it with a water gun. I don’t recommend it. Cow’s skin is easily affected by moisture, so keep it dry. Better. Things like mustard, anti-bite agent, and chili oil are of no use. At most, they will prevent it for a while. Cows have very strong tolerance, so it is better to be controlled by humans.

Basic Rule 3: Dogs will get hungry quickly when they grow up, and they will not be picky eaters until they are big. I remind you to be careful not to spoil them too much. If a dog is picky about food, it can be hungry for one or two meals. His body is strong and he will never die of hunger. However, if the baby is under 8 months old when it is growing, if it is picky about food or is punished to make it hungry, it is necessary to strengthen nutrition to avoid affecting growth.