As the saying goes, "A strict father produces filial sons." Many parents still maintain this attitude in educating their children, but this seems a bit too absolute. Many children educated by loving fathers are also excellent. So, how should you deal with an indulgent dog? Although a good dog may not come out under a stick, being too indulgent is also not conducive to the development of good dog behavior. It is also common for dogs to develop bad habits due to owners not correcting them in time. Because dogs are not punished after committing these behaviors, they will naturally become more unscrupulous.

Since dogs have no other way of contacting external information, they can only smell unfamiliar things with their noses and then bite them with their teeth. If the owner does not strengthen management of this, the dog will bite unfamiliar things. This behavior is the beginning of the dog biting people in the future. The owner ignores the dog's behavior, which is also the root cause of the dog's aggressive behavior. Usually after a dog is over 1 year old, its personality gradually matures, and "aggression" is about to evolve into "bad behavior."

Aggressive behaviors caused by a sense of superiority account for more than half of all types of aggressive behaviors. Because they have never been frustrated, dogs may also behave helplessly when facing strangers, especially children. They can easily regard themselves as the leaders of the family, and other personnel should obey them. subordinates.

If your dog already has this bad aggressive behavior, then what aspects should we start training to get it to get rid of its bad habits?

1. Deliberately ignore their existence. The usual approach is to deliberately ignore the dog's presence for 5-7 days. During this period of time, assume that there is no dog at all, eat and take walks as usual, deliberately not looking at it or paying attention to the sounds it makes. Until the dog's attitude begins to change, you can try to train it to obey your commands.

2. Control food. Food-related aggressive behavior can be improved by controlling food. Let it understand that food is given by us, not what you can eat if you want, so owners should not give food to dogs anytime and anywhere. Food should be taken away immediately if the dog behaves aggressively. After a period of training, the owner can try to hold the dinner basin and give the "sit" command, and then give the food to it when it does it. When putting food, you can consider putting less food first, and then let the dog watch the owner add food after the dog has finished eating. It must change the situation that the dog has enough food at all times, and the owner must feed at a fixed time.

3. Strengthen, through daily training such as sitting and lying down, let the dog understand the leadership position of the owner. When the dog performs well, give corresponding caresses and praises. During the training processIf the middle dog shows dissatisfaction, it should be criticized in time.

4. You should not be too laissez-faire. Although it is a good thing to be tolerant, too much tolerance may be the main reason for dogs to develop bad habits. Some dogs even bite their owners. This is because their owners usually remain indifferent when they perform similar behaviors, so they should be criticized in time when they find bad behavior.

5. Try not to hit the dog as a punishment. Even if it is hit, it is best to use the relevant "thunder is loud and the rain is small" tools, otherwise it will easily make the dog fear the owner, which is detrimental to the dog's training. of.

All in all, dogs that are so indulgent are mostly used by their owners. When owners face their dogs’ bad behaviors, they should stop them in time and not be too doting on them!