If the dog can learn the "stand at attention" action, it means that the dog has a certain degree of obedience to all the instructions required by the dog owner. The dog owner must spend a lot of time standing behind the dog to guide it into a standing posture that it has never tried before; if its obedience is not enough or the owner's actions are too rough, the dog may resist and even make the dog Afraid of running away. Therefore, when the dog behaves correctly, give it delicious and fun things to attract and encourage it, but when the dog makes a mistake, it should be corrected immediately, so that the dog can quickly understand what to do and what to do. Achieve your wishes.

Suitable age: 0 months-2 months

Training goal: train the dog to complete the action of standing at attention.

Applicable dog breeds: all dog breeds

Equipment: collar | leash | snacks | toys

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

Training cycle: 10 minutes*7 times

Steps to train a dog to "squat":

The first step: The training method is: first tie the dog's chain and ask it to sit down. The chain must be helped in the early stages of training because it is easier to control the dog's behavior.

Step 2: First give the "stand at attention" command to the dog's face, grab the dog's collar, and help the dog sit up.

Step 3: First support the dog’s back to make it feel safe. When your dog sits up, place his back against your legs and hold his neck with your hands.

Step 4: If the dog resists, you can hold its neck with one hand and pat the dog's chest with the other hand to reassure it.

Step 5: First, please bend your legs slightly and only use your knees to support the dog's back, but you must also hold the dog's neck with your hands to gradually reduce the support force.

Step 6: Continue to stand behind you, but take a step back and don't support it with your hands. Let the dog stand on its own strength.

Step 7: First stand on the right side of the dog, hold the dog's leash with your left hand, make a fist with your right hand, and gently tap the dog's right foot with your foot to guide it to stand up automatically.

Step 8: Once the dog can sit up on its own, reward it immediately. The final training is to untie the dog's leash and try to extend the dog's standing time. After completing the action training, the dog can straighten its waist and stand up beautifully after untying the rope.

Training dogs“Notes on squatting”:

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

2. The action of "standing at attention" can easily cause injury to the dog's lumbar spine, so do not let the dog stand at attention for too long or continue to stand at attention for too long.