Basset Dog Handshake Training

At the beginning, shout "reach out", then pick up its left front foot with one hand and the other hand. Lift its right front foot. While saying "ok", take out one hand to touch the dog's neck or chest, and you can also reward it with some food, so that it will learn quickly.

It is natural for puppies to scratch each other when they play. It will also scratch you. At this time, hold its front feet and say: "Handshake!" It will often reach out to your hand. When it raises its right foot, shake its hand with your right hand, and then praise and reward it. Repeat the "handshake" command until it does it again. When the dog has learned to shake hands correctly, teach it to shake hands with its left foot. At this time, different commands must be given, such as: "Other hand."

Basset Dog Turning Training

At first, turning will be problematic. You must remember to ask the dog to "follow" before turning left, while keeping the dog on a tight leash. Let the dog walk with you, turn left, and then walk around with your right foot. If it doesn't meet your requirements, say firmly: "Follow you." At the same time, touch it with your knee and pull it quickly so that you can remind it what to do. Turning right is basically the same as above. Only in this way can the dog walk a long way. Turn right and walk around with your left foot. As you walk, you say, "Follow you!" and let it walk around the rope.

If it has mastered a simple pace, then it can change the pace, fast and slow, often change, so that it is always in the appropriate position, let your two friends act as two positions, or put two Place the chairs 8-10 steps apart, start from the middle of two points and circle the other, and then return to the starting point, forming an "8" shape.

When you gently pull the dog leash on your hand and lead it to different places, you will find that it has completely learned to follow the leash. If he lunges forward, simply let him walk freely on the leash for a while. When it can walk like this, take off the leash completely and teach it to walk with it. From now on, no matter where you go, it will always scurry to your left.

Basset Dog Standing Training

If the dog learns to sit, once you let it stop, it will sit down and reach out. , command it to "stand up" and grab its feet. When necessary, raise it slightly so that its feet follow the ground, and then repeat the command "Stand!" Finally, when it maintains this position, hold it for a few seconds and do not let it relax into "Sit"position, continue to master its foot command "Stand" until it masters every command.

Basset Dog Playing Dead Training

"Playing dead, motionless or sleeping" are different concepts, but they refer to the same thing here. The dog finds these helpful techniques interesting, and if it has learned to "lay down," it should be quickly taught the "play dead" technique. First give the command "Lie down" and then say: "Go to sleep." At the same time, roll the dog, turn its body to one side, and let its head fall straight down. Keep this posture for a while, and then gently stroke it to stabilize it.

If it has not learned to "lye down", let it lie down first and give it a touch and comfort, and then order it to perform new training.

Basset Dog Bowing and Circle Training

Place the dog’s favorite food above the dog’s head, tempt the dog to stand on its hind limbs, and take the action of ‘Byeing bye’ ; gesture. On this basis, you can also train it to spin in circles, and finally train it to spin as soon as you hear the ";turn" command.

Basset Dog Rolling Training

If the dog learns the two actions of "lie down" and "no movement", it will be easy to command it scroll. It's easy to lay him down and then command him to "Get out!" At the same time, grab his front compartment and let him roll from here to there to express your intention. The initial exercise should be done a few more times and should be lifted by hand as soon as possible.

When it begs for something, it will pay attention to your fingers and keep its eyes on the food in your hand. Your hand holding the food is higher than its nose, and your hand is in an arch shape, passing through its body from the left to the ground and then to its right end. , so that it will roll 180 degrees with the food. You should put a hand on it to prevent it from jumping.

Basset dog lying down training

Lying down training is to cultivate the dog's ability to lie down quickly according to the owner's command. Password: 'Lie'; Gestures: Lie on the front, raise your right hand, and then stretch it forward, with the palm facing down; lie on the side, point your right hand downward from the dog's eyes. First, make the dog sit on the left side. The owner takes a step forward with his right leg, bends his body forward and downward, and then uses the food held in his right hand to lure the dog. When the dog shows that it is acquired, take the opportunity to slowly move the food forward and downward from the bottom of the dog's mouth, and at the same time issue the "lying" command. When the dog lies down, reward it with food in time. In the future, as the conditioned reflex gradually forms, the food stimulus can be cancelled, and the dog can be made to lie down with commands and gestures.. Another method is to make the dog sit down on the left side, then the owner takes a step back with his left leg in a squatting posture, holds the dog's two forelimbs with both hands, issues the "lie" command, and moves the dog's two forelimbs toward Extend forward, and use your left arm to press the dog's shoulder swelling at the same time. When the dog lies down correctly, reward him immediately. Remember, don’t punish your dog when it does something wrong or doesn’t obey instructions. Instead, pat its head and praise it as soon as it does something right, and it will become more obedient, because encouragement is never too much.

Training the Basset Dog to lie down and not move

Let the dog lie down, keep still, gently stretch out the front legs and press on its shoulders on it, then say, "Lie down," and watch it find a natural and comfortable position. Most dogs naturally lie on their back, slightly bent forward, rather than straight.

When it lies down on the ground, continue to say: "Lie down." When it is lying down, say: "Don't move." At the same time, you stand up. If it is ready to stand up, say to it firmly: "Lie down, lie down. "Down", after it maintains its posture for a few minutes, then happily praise it with the word "very good" that it has long been accustomed to.

After it has maintained this posture for many times, let it "lie down" without your help. If it is disobedient, repeat the command and pretend to be ready to pull its front legs. Generally, do not help it unless it is in front of you. When absolutely necessary.

When it lies down on its own, you continue to say: "Don't move" and then walk to the other end of the leash.

The "lay down" position involves raising your arms as high as your shoulders and then quickly lowering them. If you want it to lie down, hold out your hand, "Don't move" is the same gesture as "Don't move" for sitting down.

Basset Dog Lifting Training

When teaching this exercise, you still need to tie it with a short chain and point to a chair, small table or small box Say: "Put your hands up." It may jump up. If so, use a dog leash to hold it, help it put its front feet up, and order it: "Don't move." If it puts its front feet on the box and tries to sit down, teach it the correct way. posture. When it does well, praise it "very well" and give it a tasty bite as a reward.

Now add the word "box" to the command and command it to put its feet on the box. Later you can gradually add other things to it: "Put your feet on the bed, chair, table, or table." Wait." Soon it was able to tell these things apart.

Training the Basset Dog to sit and stay still

Put the training chain and collar on the dog, and reward it with some pockets There is something delicious inside, shorten the leash and pull it, say "sit", and gently press its hind feet with your hands until it reaches the correct posture. Repeat "sit down" and make sure it sits. After it sits down, take your hands away and repeat the tone of "don't move" and "don't move" to stabilize it.

If he wants to stand up, press him back to his original position and repeat "sit" until he sits down again. Then say "Don't move" and slowly take your hand away. When it maintains the posture for nine seconds without your hand holding it, say "Okay!" happily. Pull it to follow and stroke it rewardingly to make it feel that doing so will reward the owner. Like. Repeat this training process, usually using ten minutes of class time, teaching it several times a day, moving away from it while continuing to hold it still.

Praise it happily: "Well done" and pull it over to reward it. He will come to collect the reward soon, but let him wait for you to say "yes" before letting him go.

This is the last step. When you leave the dog, place the leash on the ground. When you reach one end of the leash, place the leash as far away as possible and repeat the command "Don't move." , at this time, every time it shows the intention to let it rest.

Stretch your hands straight in front of you, do not bend your elbows but stretch them gently. Use your pointer and wrist to indicate, flicking your fingers downwards without closing your palms.

The "don't move" gesture is as follows: first open your hand, slightly concave toward its nose, pinch it and release it, and put your hand on it for a while.

Training the Basset Dog to crawl

This action is performed after the dog has developed the ability to "sitting" and "lying". During training, ask the dog to lie down, and while giving the command "climb", make a crawling gesture (stretch both hands forward, palms down, and stretch and retract the left and right hands to make a sawing motion). If the dog crawls forward as required, give award.

If the dog does not crawl but stands, you should immediately make it lie down, and use your left hand to press the back to continue to command the dog to crawl. After repeated training many times, the ability to crawl can be developed