A dog’s failure to listen to instructions means there is a problem with its expression

A dog’s hearing can hear distant sounds that human ears cannot hear, which is several times better than human hearing. However, the dog’s understanding of the content of the sound is Li Ke is far inferior to humans. For dogs, to understand human language, the tone of speech is more important than the content. Therefore, if the owner talks to the dog and the dog always remains indifferent, then the owner should think about whether there is something wrong with his way of expression. Therefore, it is recommended that the owner combines gestures during training.

If a dog does not listen to instructions, the instructions are inconsistent

Humans can express the same meaning through different words. However, dogs' thinking is as flexible as humans, and they can only use one word to correspond to an action. Take calling the dog to come over as an example. During training, the command "come here" is used, and the dog will only make corresponding actions when it hears the command. If the owner often mixes "come", "come here" and "come" with the same meaning, the dog will certainly not understand it. In addition, avoid repeating a command repeatedly, otherwise the dog will easily misunderstand it.

Dogs don’t listen to instructions because their intonation is wrong

Dogs cannot fully understand human language. Most of the time, they can only get general information based on the speaker’s intonation. In the dog's mind, low tones mainly convey negative information, while high tones represent positive information. If the dog hears a low tone, it is likely to be frightened, so if the owner talks to the dog in a too flat and low voice, or if the owner happens to be a natural "subwoofer", it can easily be misunderstood by the dog.

If a dog does not listen to instructions, it means the owner does not understand it

Sometimes the owner misunderstands the dog's body language, which may also lead to the dog being "disobedient". Dogs communicate their mood and status through body language, but these behaviors are often misinterpreted. When many owners scold their dogs, they will find that their dogs turn their backs to their owners, yawn, and look around, just like a naughty primary school student being scolded by a teacher. In fact, these behaviors of dogs actually mean that the dog is very disturbed and needs to use these behaviors to divert its attention and calm itself and its owner at the same time. If the owner cannot understand these actions of the dog, he will naturally think that the dog is "disobedient".