Dog training must start from an early age, and the same goes for Bichon Frize. So how to master the skills of training them?

Shake hands

At first, shout "reach out", then pick up its left front foot with one hand and its right front foot with the other hand. While saying "ok", take out one hand to touch the dog's neck or chest, and you can also reward it with some food, so that it will learn quickly.

It is natural for puppies to scratch each other when they play. It will also scratch you. At this time, hold its front feet and say: "Handshake!" It will often reach out to your hand. When it raises its right foot, shake its hand with your right hand, and then praise and reward it. Repeat the "handshake" command until it does it again. When the dog has learned to shake hands correctly, teach it to shake hands with its left foot, giving a different command, such as: "Other hand."

Turn

At the beginning, there will be a problem when turning. You must remember to make the dog "follow" and tighten the leash before turning left. Keep the dog following you, turn left, and walk in a circle with your right foot. If it doesn't move at the same pace as you, say firmly: "Follow it." At the same time, touch it with your knee and pull it sharply to remind it what to do. The right turn is basically the same as above. Only in this way can the dog go a long way. Turn right and walk around with your left foot. As you walk, say: "Follow!" and let it walk in a circle with the rope.

If it has mastered a simple pace, then you can change the pace, fast and slow, change frequently, keep it in the right position, let your two friends act as two positions, or separate the two chairs. At 8-10 steps away, start from the middle of the two points and go around the other one, and then return to the starting point, forming an "8" shape.

When you gently pull the dog leash on your hand and lead it to different places, you will find that it has completely learned to follow the leash. If he lunges forward, simply let him walk freely on the leash for a while. When it can walk like this, take off the leash completely and teach it to follow. From now on, no matter where you go, it will always scurry to your left.

Stand

If the dog has learned the "sit" training, it will sit down as soon as you stop it, reach out to it and command "stand up" while grabbing its feet. If necessary, raise it slightly so that its heels are on the ground, and continue to repeat the command "Stand!" Finally, when it remains in this position, let it stay for a few seconds without letting itRelax into a "sit" position and continue to hold its feet and command "stand" until it masters each command.