Akita dogs must be trained regularly to ensure the safety of multi-headed dogs.

Akita dogs are usually relatively stable, and dogs generally do not bite each other, but once they bite, it will be a "life and death fight", and they are very good at holding grudges. Therefore, in daily management, we must provide them with opportunities to play with each other, and in training, we must strengthen cooperative practice. For example, when training a multi-headed dog to bite, which dog bites first and which dog bites second, the trainer and assistant trainer must arrange and design in advance which parts to bite.

Once an Akita Inu becomes inhibited by a certain command or gesture, it will be difficult to overcome it.

Akita dogs have a relatively "stubborn" temperament. Once they become inhibited in a certain subject, they will refuse to accept the owner's commands and even avoid homework. Therefore, you must make a few more plans during training, be aware of the appropriateness, stop when you are good, and keep the dog's interest in doing things.

Basic subject training can be interspersed with practical subject training.

Basic subject training, especially basic physical subjects (sitting, lying, standing, coming, etc.) generally requires strict requirements and is accompanied by a certain amount of mechanical stimulation, which can easily cause inhibition in dogs. The Akita dog itself is relatively slow to respond, and the basic subject training time is too long, which is undoubtedly not conducive to its skill development. If we intersperse the training with the use subjects [because the use subjects have many game elements, the dog is happy to do it], It is very beneficial to the development of the dog's ability. The basic subjects of training are used to develop good behavioral norms in dogs, and the training subjects are used to promote the flexibility of mutual transformation of the dog's neural activity process. The combination of the two complements each other, so that the dog's neurological type is perfected day by day.

You must be patient when training inhibitory subjects.

Akita dogs are excited and active, and it is difficult to train inhibitory subjects. Therefore, we must master the principle of step-by-step training, try to choose a clean environment, and use long-distance, short-time, short-distance and long-term alternating training methods to gradually develop the dog's ability. .