Teddy dogs usually start to become well-behaved around 6-8 months old, but some teddy dogs will become wiser later, around one year old. At this time, Teddy's mind and emotions will gradually mature and stabilize, and he can learn many things quickly.

When Teddy puppies are young, they are generally naughty and easily disobedient. Owners can train them to improve this situation.

How to train Teddy to be good?

1. Be sure to let Teddy know that you are the master and the leader. Looking at such a cute little teddy dog, all owners must hold it in their hands and remember it in their hearts, so they will have some indulgence towards the dog. This kind of indulgence will make the dog mistakenly think that it can do whatever it wants, which is not conducive to the formation of the owner's status. Therefore, when Teddy is young, you must establish in him the awareness that you are the leader.

2. To train Teddy, you need to give it a name. You can usually call Teddy by name to make it familiar with its owner. When it ignores it, you can lure it with toys or dog food. past.

3. After you start training your dog, it will inevitably do well and make mistakes. If it completes certain instructions, you can give it some rewards, such as food. When Teddy is asked to sit down, he should directly say "sit", and it is best for the whole family to use the same command to make it easier for the dog to understand. After hearing the owner's words, it will take corresponding actions.

4. When the dog does something wrong, call its name and point to the destroyed thing. Some dogs like to take off their shoes or chew on the sofa. You can directly hold the dog to your side and call its name while pointing to the sofa.

5. Dogs also need to be socialized. Sometimes dogs want to make friends. We often need to take Teddy out to play, go for a walk, and walk the dog. In the process of walking the dog, Teddy may meet some dog friends with whom he can get along well. We need to have a good relationship with the owner of the dog and have a good relationship so that the two dogs can meet and play.