Educate dogs with clear rewards and punishments

Dogs are animals that like rewards. Appropriate rewards can help dogs train better. Appropriate punishments can also help dogs correct bad habits, so owners should When training your dog, you should pay attention to clear rewards and punishments. For example, when a dog does something unacceptable to the owner, the owner should not play with the dog or feed it. This will make the dog mistakenly think that it has been rewarded and will continue to cause trouble next time.

Specific methods of distinguishing rewards and punishments

1. Once the dog does something right or follows instructions, the owner should immediately reward the dog so that the dog has a feeling of "I did it" If you do this, you will be rewarded." Over time, the dog will obey the instructions and act accordingly.
2. The dog does something that the owner doesn't like. After the owner stops it in time, try to guide it to perform some acceptable behaviors and praise it. This is better than simply blaming and beating.
3. In daily life, owners need to take the initiative to discover what the dog likes, what can make the dog respond best to training, and let the dog understand that a positive response to training can be rewarded of.
4. Pay attention to the correct time to reward or punish the dog, so that the dog can establish a relationship of cause and effect.