Being able to tame a dog to listen to you must be the result that all dog parents are most happy to see. I have such a dream, and I am constantly looking for training methods. On TV, I saw those police dogs flying with just one command. I am very envious when I go out. Now some of my clever tricks can make me very happy. I feel drunk just thinking about it!

Basically, daily life, obedience training, playing Frisbee and walking can all be counted as part of "play". Why do some owners not listen to their dogs no matter what they say - they think that what you want it to do has no meaning at all to it; or you simply haven't expressed clearly what you want it to do.

Since playing with you is not interesting, the result is that it goes out to find other animals to play with, to explore places it has never been before, or to enjoy the chase - of course, this kind of chase is that it runs in front, and you are in front of it. The dog is chasing after him while shouting: "Baby, don't you think I'll kill you if I catch you!!" We all laugh when we see this scene. In fact, the dog is also very happy that the owner is doing this behind it.

If you want your dog to focus on you, and if you want your dog to resolutely carry out your instructions, you must let your dog know that if you do these things, you will be happy, have benefits, and have meat. If you want your dog to "play well", you must make the dog clearly understand the results of playing with its owner - having fun or eating meat after playing well. If a dog understands that playing with you is the happiest thing, it will rarely run around, rarely refuse to listen to your barking, rarely will not come back when you shout, and rarely will it ignore you when it goes out to play by itself.