The basic training technique is: first bring the Bichon Frize in front of you, and then the dog owner shouts "reach out"; at the same time, pick up the Bichon Frize's left front foot with one hand, and pick up its right front foot with the other hand. Say "yes", and during training, you can take out one hand to touch the dog's neck or chest, or reward the little Bichon Frize with some food. If you repeat this a few times, the Bichon Frize will be able to master it.

Pet Encyclopedia (baike.ixiupet.com) reminds you of the key points when training a Bichon Frize to "shake hands": When you first teach a Bichon Frize, your hand must not be under the dog's hand waiting for it to shake. You, you have to make it hold with you. First, you need to touch the back of your hands with your Bichon Frize (put your hand on the back of your Bichon Frize's hand with your palm facing up), gently pat the back of the dog's hand toward the dog's chest, and tell the dog to shake hands. When the dog feels that you are squeezing it, it will retract its hand and raise it again to rest on your hand. After a few repetitions, the Bichon Frize will soon be able to shake hands. At the same time, please note that if you hold your dog and shake hands, you should tuck the dog down to leave space so that the dog can raise its hand. Once your dog knows how to shake hands, it doesn't matter how you place your hands.

The second thing to pay attention to when training a Bichon Frize to "handshake" is: don't feed the Bichon Frize too much before training. If you make it a little hungry, it will be more interested in the food in your hand, and its attention will be more focused. First, take the initiative to pick up the dog's hand and shake it, then give the food, repeat this, and then stretch out your hand. , let the dog take the initiative. If he does, give him a lot of food at once so he remembers it.

The last thing to note is that the training time is best about 15 minutes. During training, you cannot scold or hit the Bichon Frize. You must teach it repeatedly and patiently, and it must end happily. In this case, the Bichon Frize will look forward to the next training.