First choose a quieter environment so that the dog can concentrate on training. The owner squats in front of the dog, gently pats its left front foot with his hand, immediately holds its foot when it lifts its foot, and says to it, "Handshake." If the dog does not lift its feet, you need to pat its feet again, or gently move its feet to signal it to lift up. After it lifts up, quickly hold its feet and say handshake. Repeat this several times. . When the dog behaves well, reward it with some small snacks or pet its head. As long as you train it patiently, the dog will learn it quickly.
Notes on training native dogs to shake hands:
1. Do not let the dog eat too much before training to shake hands, so that you can use food to induce it to be interested during training. , your attention will be more concentrated.
2. When training, you must not beat or scold the dog, but teach it patiently, so that the dog will not resist the training and can learn faster.
3. Each training time should not be too long. If the time is long, the dog will get tired easily and its learning ability will be greatly reduced. 5-15 minutes is appropriate.