St. Bernard dogs are larger dogs, and this kind of pet dog is very interested in food. Their mouths are very greedy. They cannot withstand the temptation when they see delicious food. They will also be unable to control their behavior during meetings and leave. Grab some delicious food.

The purpose of training St. Bernard dogs to resist food is mainly to prevent accidents caused by accidentally eating things given by bad people, to prevent St. Bernard dogs from eating excessively, and to prevent St. Bernard dogs from attacking people for strong food and causing accidents. When training a dog, be sure to keep the training environment quiet and avoid outside interference. At the same time, the trainer may also need to invite a stranger whom the dog does not know to train the dog.

The owner first invites friends to help feed the St. Bernard dog food. When the St. Bernard dog wants to eat, the owner uses the method of pulling the traction rope backward to stop the St. Bernard dog's desire to eat, and treats the St. Bernard dog's desire to eat. The dog gives the "NO" command to tell it that such behavior is wrong. When the Saint Bernard is no longer interested in food from strangers and refuses it, the breeder is best to reward the Saint Bernard immediately to encourage it to do something right.

It can be said that the irresistibility of St. Bernard dogs to delicious food is innate. It is also very difficult and arduous to change this innate instinctive behavior. Training a St. Bernard dog to refuse food may require longer training time, and there will also be many difficulties in training. Therefore, training a St. Bernard dog to refuse food requires the owner to have the spirit of perseverance and never giving up. At the same time, it also requires the owner to spend more time and energy training the dog. During the training process, you must also fully understand and tolerate the St. Bernard dog. But understanding and tolerance do not mean tolerance. During training, owners should make rewards and punishments clear, so that they can better train St. Bernard dogs.