Every time you see those dogs in the park on TV that are full of energy, make their parents happy and take on responsibilities, do you envy and hate them? The same dogs get exercise just because of one, but your own dog lacks training. According to my early days of raising dogs, Based on my experience with dogs, I feel that the core of training is to "give both kindness and power". Under this premise, dogs are very easy to be tamed. You may wish to refer to the methods below!

Indiscriminate pooping is a problem that almost every dog ​​owner encounters. In fact, the dog's "landmines" are related to its living habits, which includes the dog's social interaction. A very simple method can help your dog develop the habit of defecating in a fixed place: 1. Defecate in a non-designated place, smack (don’t feel bad, it doesn’t have to be heavy), touch its nose to the stool, shovel the feces, and then take it. The dog goes to the designated place, dumps the feces, talks to the dog, and teaches it. 2. Before the dog develops a fixed habit, if the dog defecates in a designated place, lead it to a fixed place, talk to it, then lead it to the place where it used to defecate randomly, and treat it with a fierce look. It can take up to two weeks for its habit to be formed. For tethered dogs, the time for taking them out to defecate should be fixed. After a period of time, the dog will endure it and it will be very clean.

Developing bad habits

Bad habits are almost always caused by pampering, especially the habit of raising a puppy in childhood, which is basically difficult to change. Therefore, you should pay attention when teasing a puppy.

For example: If you often tease your puppy with strips of cloth or the like, it will often tear your socks and sofa when you grow up.

In principle, if you don’t want your dog to do things when it’s older, don’t let it do it when it’s young.

Training

Dogs are spiritual animals. They can read people's faces and make mischief with you.

If it is practical training, it must be strict. Strictness is more important than rewards.

I remember many years ago I trained my dog ​​to sit still and look at things. I looked at it and it behaved honestly. As soon as I turned around, it stood up and so on. Anyway, it just didn’t follow the instructions. If I pretend to punish it, it will compete with me for the training whip. It has been trained several times and it understands what it is being asked to do. In fact, this is its naughty nature. I gave it a good beating and it calmed down.

In fact, I spank our dog the most and love it the most. It also likes to be with me the most.

My experience is: if you don’t teach, you won’t be talented, but a golden stick will produce a good dog.