Dogs begging for food are mostly caused by improper feeding by their owners. For example, when the family is having a meal, the dog is not kept away from the dining environment. In fact, the dog feels that as long as he waits, he will have a chance, and then develops a bad habit of begging for food. It is not too difficult to solve the problem of begging. The only way is that the dog owner must establish a principle of persistence and let the dog know that when the owner is eating, not only will he not give it food, but he will also not let it come close to you. When it fully understands your persistence and principles, it will not immediately approach its owner and behave like begging when you are eating.

Suitable age: 5 months-8 months

Training goal: train the dog to obey and prevent the dog from begging for food.

Applicable dog breeds: all dog breeds

Equipment: Collar|Leash

Level: Elementary school (entry level) - corrective training

Training cycle: 20 minutes*7 times

Steps to train a dog “not to beg for food”:

Step 1:The training method is: when the dog behaves begging for food, you can use a command to stop the behavior from continuing, and add some body language to let the dog know that your request is urgent.

Step 2:When the dog calms down after hearing the owner's command, you still need to keep the command to stop the dog from moving around and ask it to sit down obediently.

Step 3:After the dog sits down, take out the collar and leash and help the dog put it on.

Step 4: Take the dog back to its kennel or a fixed point where you want it to stay, then tie it up with a leash, temporarily confine it to a certain range, and ask it to lie down Next, let it know that it cannot get close to the owner when eating.

Step 5:Then, the dog owner can go back and continue eating.

Step 6:If the dog gets up, ask it to sit down immediately with a verbal command.