People who are aware and responsible will enjoy playing games with a well-trained, obedient dog because such a dog will respond to their commands. Tell your children that dogs also need protection and care. Let them complete tasks that your children are capable of, which can increase your children's sense of responsibility. When a dog is accompanied by a child, it is like having a good companion who is not afraid of getting tired as much as he is, and his "dog life" will be happier. Don't worry about how one person and one dog come home dirty after playing. When you see them sleeping together after playing tired, you will know what a happy life is!

Suitable age: 0 months-2 months

Training goal: Let dogs and children interact correctly and play happily together.

Applicable dog breeds: all dog breeds

Equipment: collar | long leash | toys | snacks

Level: Middle school (improvement)-social skills training

Training cycle: 20 minutes*5 times

Steps to train a dog to “play with children”:

The first step is when the child throws the retrieval toy, the dog will become very alert. A well-trained dog will only do what he is told to do. It is best to let adults do the game training of retrieving objects. Only involve children if the dog knows exactly what to do.

In the second step, children accept the toys retrieved by the dog under adult supervision. Until a child becomes a child, and until he understands how to play with a dog and is able to control the dog, all activities with dogs should be conducted under adult supervision.

Step 3: When the child holds the toy, he can reward the dog with food. By playing games, your dog will learn that children have rights in the human community he lives in. It will also learn to be fun to play with children.

Step 4: The dog must know that all toys belong to the owner, even if the owner is a child. After the game is over, the child should let the dog completely watch him put the toy back into the toy basket. Doing this reinforces the child's status in the dog's eyes.

Things to note when training your dog to “play with children”:

1. The first good impression is very important! Let the child who sees the dog for the first time sit on the table, give the puppy some snacks, and let the puppy ask the child's little hand to get to know the little owner. After getting to know each other, teach them how to play with toys and let the children know how to treat the dog gently. If the dog goes crazy, let the children leave immediately and end the game.

2. If you want your dog to be interested in humans,He is loved by everyone and needs to spend more than three times more time with people than with other dogs. For example, if it plays with other dogs for 5 minutes, the owner needs to play with the puppy for at least 15 minutes.