Dogs should be walked according to the owner's time, and do not go out immediately

Dogs are very sensitive to time. If you take the dog out for a walk at six o'clock in the morning and five o'clock in the evening every day, as long as it lasts for a week, it will Remember this time. In the future, whenever the "break time" is approaching, the dog is ready to go out. If the owner happens to be busy, it will naturally rush the owner, become restless, and even continue to bark. In today's apartment living environment, when a dog barks, the owner will immediately take the dog out for a walk in order to avoid protests from the neighbors. In the long run, this kind of behavior of "being forced by the dog to go out" will endanger the owner's leadership status.
Therefore, the key point in training is that the walking time should not be too regular. No matter what time you go for a walk, you must cooperate with the owner's convenience. Sometimes, you can even "not go out for a walk today." As long as you don't decide on a fixed walk time, your dog won't get restless or bark at specific times. "The weather is very warm today, and I am free. Going for a walk alone is boring, so I will take you for a walk!" I have trained my dog ​​with the right attitude since I was a child. I believe that taking my dog ​​out for a walk will no longer be a daily chore. Annoying routine gone.

You can also train to defecate at fixed spots by defecating outdoors

In addition, many owners regard walking and defecation as "supporting tasks". Once you develop a habit, you will really become unable to defecate or urinate if you don’t go out for a walk. In order to prevent your dog from urinating and affecting your health, you must carry it with you 365 days a year, regardless of wind or rain. Carrying newspapers and plastic bags, he was led by his pet dog. However, it is not a dog's habit to urinate outdoors, but the owner's "training" that creates a dog that pees outside and urinates anywhere. Therefore, walking and excretion must be separated from an early age. You can choose the courtyard or a certain designated spot at home as the dog's toilet, so that the dog can learn that as long as you take it there, you must let it defecate and defecate. No matter it is windy or rainy in the future Or when a front strikes, you don’t have to worry about your dog’s physical problems.

Dogs rush out and ignore their owners when going out to play

In recent years, large dogs such as Labradors and golden retrievers have become popular, so the following scenes must be seen frequently. : "The strong dog rushed forward desperately, and the owner holding the leash was pulled behind and chased." This situation represents a reversal of power. Dogs will go where they want to go without permission. Under the leadership of the dog, the owner can only chase the dog and cannot control the dog's actions at all, which is prone to problems. For example, when seeing other dogs, they will glare or roar, or even rush out to fight, resulting in bites (regardless of whether they win or lose), or the owner will be pulled and fall. I have said before that dogs are group animals, and group activities helpHunting for survival. Walking with the owner is also a collective activity. Even if it is not hunting, the dog will feel excited, especially when the walking route is fixed, which will cause the dog to develop a strong sense of territory "This is my territory". When it sees others invading, it will Just naturally take an aggressive stance.

Only when the owner is in a leadership position will the situation not get out of control. Therefore, usually the owner must take command and lead the dog to where the owner wants to go. Don't let the dog walk in front of the owner, making it become a dog chasing people instead of a human dog. Dog trainers often use the "lead training" method. The key to this method is that you must not exchange eyes with the dog, you must completely ignore it, and you must not talk to the dog. It doesn't matter if you pull the dog to imitate it and let the dog seek love. When the mulberry dog ​​walks in front, it immediately changes the direction of blood, and the blood moves in the opposite direction. When a person changes directions and the dog's eyes tighten, the dog's neck will feel uncomfortable. However, because there is no exchange of eyes between each other, the dog does not know that the owner is "stirring", so it will follow the person's direction and move forward. When it walks in front of its owner again, it has to change direction again and follow the person's preferences.