Dog training gestures and commands

1. Password: "Lean" gesture: Droop your left hand naturally and tap the outside of your left leg.
2. Sit command: Sit gesture: 1. Sit in front: stretch your right arm upwards and palm forward, forming an "L" shape. 2. Sit on the left side: tap your abdomen with your left hand.
3. Lying command: "Lie" gesture: 1. Lying on the front: Raise your right hand up, then straighten it, palm down. 2. Lying on the left side: Stretch your right hand downward from the front of the dog, with the palm facing down.
4. Stand up command: "stand up" gesture: wave your right arm forward from bottom to top, extend it flat, palm upward, and then fall down naturally.
5. Lie down command: "Lie down" gesture: stretch your right arm forward, palm to the left, and then swing down to the right.
6. Delay command: "Ding"
7. Handshake command: "Shake hands" Gesture: Stretch your right hand in front of the front paw of the dog that needs to shake hands.
8. Rolling command: "Roll" gesture: stretch your right arm forward, palm to the left. Roll to the left to turn your palms upward, and to the right to turn your palms downward.
9. Command to come: "Come" and "Lean" gestures: Stretch your left hand flat to the left, palm down, and then put it down naturally.
10. Picking command: "Hold", "Spit" or "Put" gesture: The index finger of the right hand points in the direction of the object the dog is commanding to pick.
11. Barking command: "Barking" gesture: Move your right index finger up and down on the chest toward the dog.
12. Quiet command: "quiet" gesture: wave the palm of your right hand towards the dog's nose, then bend your elbow and raise it up to the level of the head, and shake it gently up and down.
13. Passwords for crossing obstacles (including hoop jumping, etc.): "jump", "up", "down", "drill" gestures: wave your right hand towards the obstacle, and then put it down naturally.
14. Prohibition and anti-feeding commands: "No"
15. Reward commands: "Good", "Good dog", "Good" Gestures: Pat the dog's shoulder or chest.
16. The commands for pounce and bite are: "attack" and "release", and the auxiliary command is "attention". Gesture: Point the index finger of your right hand at the bitten object.
17. Password for guarding things:"Hold" gesture: Point or tap the object being guarded with your right hand.

Methods and precautions for dog training

(1) The whole family should work together to formulate a unified rule. Reach a consensus on the standards for what is "doable" or "not doable" when training dogs. For example, for questions such as whether dogs can sit on the sofa, a unified answer must be formed based on the different environments and conditions of each family. If it is a rule made jointly by the whole family. There are no obstacles to implementation.
(2) Passwords must use the same language. In obedience training, the command is the signal for the dog to obey. Therefore, the whole family should use unified passwords to achieve good results. For example, when telling a dog to sit down, whether to use "sit", "squat down" or "sit down", the whole family should use a common command. Short, clearly pronounced sentences are easier for dogs to understand. Therefore, try to choose sentences of this type.
(3) When reprimanding a dog, do not call the dog’s name. When a dog does something "not allowed to be done", have you ever scolded the dog by its name, for example: "Dongdong, you bad thing"? In this way, it creates a conditioned reflex for the dog. When his name is called, he will definitely be scolded. Therefore, when the dog's name is called again, it will ignore it or even run away. During the training process, calling the dog's name should be limited to giving orders or praising the dog. In this way, the dog will think that "name" is something that makes it "happy". When you call it, it will immediately run to you.