How to teach a dog to say New Year greetings

1. Teaching a dog to say New Year greetings requires a lot of patience. You can first prepare some toys or snacks that your dog likes.

2. Then hold it with your hand and place it at the position where the dog needs to pay New Year greetings. The other owner can make a New Year greeting gesture. If the dog completes this action, reward the dog with corresponding snacks. Over time, the dog will find that as long as he does this posture, he will be rewarded.

3. You can also practice by demonstrating or directly holding the dog's paw. Repeat until the dog can do it with just one command. Of course in the process.

4. However, this kind of action is not recommended to be done frequently. It will cause pathological changes in the dog's joints, which will deform the dog's joints and cause inconvenience to the dog in the future.

The harmful effects of the dog’s bye-bye action

1. It places a great burden on the bones, which can lead to patellar dislocation, fractures, spinal deformation, and hind leg deformity. , or even paralysis. Although dogs occasionally raise their forelimbs to play, most of the time a dog walks relying on the strength of its limbs. The spine only bears a small part of the body's weight, and the dog's shoulders, hips, and limbs bear most of the weight. weight. When the dog lifts its forelimbs, all the weight is placed on the spine and hind limbs. If this continues for a long time, it will cause great wear and tear on the joints and bones, and cause many diseases.

2. In severe cases, it may cause paralysis of the dog, leading to complete loss of mobility. The dog who once appeared on TV and is famous for walking upright actually suffered from patella dislocation in his hind legs due to long-term training to walk, and had to undergo surgery. People only see its cute and funny appearance on TV, but they don’t know how much pain and suffering it has gone through behind the scenes. The serious consequences of being upright for a long time will make the dog's hind limbs paralyzed and unable to walk. It may even affect the forelimbs and cervical vertebrae, leading to total paralysis.

3. Affect the dog’s normal excretion function. A dog's incorrect posture can put pressure on the spinal nerves and cause abnormal excretion function in dogs. Inability to urinate, uncontrolled defecation, etc. will also increase the risk of dogs suffering from uremia.