If you have dogs at home, especially medium and large dogs, you should have played the game of throwing and picking up with them, right? But do you know? This seemingly simple game that consumes the dog’s energy actually has a very important meaning. Oh!

When the owner throws a toy, the dog runs to pick it up, and then the owner says: "Great! Bring it back to me!" Dogs that know how to play "throw it and pick it up" will pick it up obediently, while some dogs just bite the toy and ignore the owner. The dog runs away when called; this process is actually called training. If you don’t know how to listen to the command to pick up the dog, sometimes it may be a little nerve-wracking!

By throwing and picking up, the dog can learn to obey the "come back" command in the game; if the dog learns and gets used to this command, the owner can effectively break away from the leash or quarrel with other dogs outside. Control them to reduce accidents. Although this command seems simple, if there is not enough trust between the dog and the owner, the dog will not obey it!

The most important thing for dogs to learn the "come back" command is to make them feel happy and happy to do it. When the owner successfully bites the toy to the owner, it will be praised, when the owner calls it over, it will play games with it, when the owner calls its name, it will be praised and petted... As long as the owner truly shows affection and interacts with the dog, They can feel it! Through frequent physical contact and interaction, the dog can be more receptive to the owner's instructions!

When teaching your dog to learn passwords, never use snack temptations or violent coercion! Please establish a happy trusting relationship with your dog! In this way, you will find that when you call it, your dog’s eyes will light up. Liang runs towards you happily!!!