The full name of the thin dog: Chinese thin dog, the most representative ones are the Shandong thin dog and the Mongolian thin dog. Shandong fine dogs are divided into long-haired strains and short-haired strains. The long-haired strain is also called Banzi and is mainly distributed in Liaocheng, Shandong and Liangshan County of Jining. The short-haired strain is also called Hualiu and is mainly distributed in Jining, Shandong. At first, thin dogs were used for hunting and were excellent hunting dogs. Nowadays, the role of hunting dogs has gradually become less obvious, so fewer dogs are bred, resulting in the loss of many purebred thin dogs. In the 21st century, a large number of foreign hound breeds were introduced into China, and thin dogs were gradually replaced by Whippets and Greyhounds, making the already small number of thin dog breeds even worse.

1. Stimulation training

When the dog is lazy and does not listen to the owner's orders. The owner should ignore or alienate him appropriately to make him feel that the owner is unhappy. This method will stimulate the dog's desire to perform well.

2. Food induction

The best time for training is half an hour before eating. During that time, the dog is very eager to get food. The effect of training will be twice the result with half the effort. The owner uses the dog's desire for food to induce him to complete the assigned tasks.

3. Reward and punishment system

Dogs have no ability to judge whether things are good or bad and need their owners to guide them. The best way is to adopt a reward and punishment system. When the dog does well, the owner rewards it, and the dog will be more motivated; when he makes a mistake, he is given appropriate punishment, and the dog has learned a lesson and will not do it next time. Dare to do it again.

4. Rabbit hunting training

The strength of thin dogs is rabbit hunting, but this skill also requires training by the owner. When the puppy is 3-4 months old, it can start to practice rabbit hunting. The main purpose is to let the puppy know the prey and cultivate its interest in hunting. Buy a large rabbit, preferably a hare-like color. Find an open space, preferably grass, tie the rabbit's legs with a string, pull it quickly in front of the puppy, tease the puppy to bite, and let the puppy bite the rabbit while running. After biting, take it off and repeat.