Training your dog to dance is a beautiful game. This kind of game comes from the instinctive activity of dogs, especially companion dogs such as Chow Chow. If the "standing" subject has been learned, the only difficulty is how to make the dog understand that the dog owner does not want it to stand, but to dance.

Suitable age: 2 months-5 months

Training goal: Let the dog learn to stand for a long time, and play special dance music with the dog owner to make the dog dance.

Applicable dog breeds: all dog breeds

Equipment: collar | leash | snacks

Level: Middle School (improvement)-Intimate Life Interaction Training

Training cycle: 15 minutes*10 times

Steps to train a dog to “dance”:

Step 1:The dog owner first asks the dog to stand up, then holds its forelimbs with both hands, and gives the "dance" command. At the same time, he holds the dog's forelimbs with both hands and walks back and forth. The training method is: at the beginning, the dog may not be able to control its center of gravity and walk unsteadily. At this time, the dog owner should give more encouragement and show sincere happiness. After the dog walks back and forth several times, put down the front limbs and give it full praise and rewards.

Step 2:After many times of auxiliary training, after the dog's ability has improved to a certain extent, the dog owner should gradually let go, encourage the dog to complete it alone, and keep repeating the command "dance" ". Don't let the dog do it for too long at first. When you realize that the dog can't support it anymore, you should stop dancing and give rewards. Initially, the dog can only be allowed to perform for a few seconds. As the dog's dancing ability and physical fitness improve, the dance time can be gradually extended, eventually reaching 5 minutes.

Step 3: In the later stage of training, special dance music can be played while making the dog dance. With such regular training, the dog will make graceful dance moves in a showy manner when it hears dance music. Excited dogs will also jump to greet you or ask for the same shape as you or delicious food.

Things to note when training your dog to “dance”:

1. At the beginning, don’t let the dog perform for too long. When you realize that the dog can’t support it anymore, stop dancing and give a reward.

2. When the dog completes the action, don’t forget to give snacks as encouragement immediately.