The first step is to choose a suitable venue, a swimming pool or a river or stream. The water should not be too deep.

The second step is to tie the dog's leash before entering the water. This can make it easier for the owner to control the dog's direction and ensure the dog's safety.

The third step is to let the dog practice in shallow water first, and then take it to swim in a deeper place after it gets used to swimming in the water. During this period, you can use toys to induce the dog and interact with the dog.

The fourth step is to teach the dog to swim in the correct way. The owner can support its body and guide the dog to paddle in the water with its legs.

The fifth step is to let the dog practice repeatedly, and then let it go after the dog learns it. When the dog performs well, you need to reward it with small snacks to help it learn to swim faster. .
Notes on taking your dog to swim:

1. If your dog doesn’t learn it for a long time, don’t worry, be patient and don’t force it all the time. When going to study, you should relax and rest appropriately to avoid having a rebellious mentality and resist swimming.
2. After the dog finishes swimming, the water should be wiped off with a towel in time, or dried with a hair dryer to prevent the dog from catching a cold or developing eczema.
3. After returning home, you should give the dog a bath and observe whether the dog is in low spirits or otherwise uncomfortable. If there are any symptoms of discomfort, you need to seek medical treatment in time.
4. When a dog is sick and has low immunity, it must not be taken to swim to avoid aggravating the condition.