Several prerequisites for dog training

1. Familiarity with the environment

Don’t rush to train your dog as soon as you get it home, otherwise the dog will easily get sick. First, let it become familiar with the surrounding environment and let it rest quietly. After it becomes familiar with the environment and develops a sense of trust in the new home, you can slowly allow the dog to establish daily living habits after about a week.

2. Make the dog happy

3-6 months is the golden period for puppy growth. During this time, the puppy is responsible for eating, drinking, playing, and sleeping. Do not intensify the training of your puppy. At this time, just like a child's childhood, keeping the puppy happy is very beneficial to its growth and development.

3. Walking the dog outside

The growth rate of puppies will slow down after six months. At this time, the feeding interval can be extended. At the same time, you can take the puppies out for a walk in the morning and evening, but the time should not be too long, about half an hour. That's about it.

4. Simple training

Before one year old, the training level of the puppy determines whether it will be obedient in the future. The puppy can be trained simply at 3-4 months, such as holding things in its mouth, sitting, shaking hands, etc. After such a series of training Finally, the dog that is about one year old can help the owner to do some small things. However, the owner must be careful when training and not let the puppy develop physical conditions due to training.

Notes on dog training

1. Whether you are giving it a command or showing intimacy, it will frighten the dog. Many dogs will react conditionedly when they see the gestures of their owners or strangers. Make defiant and aggressive actions. The owner's gestures are very important when training dogs. You must give correct and accurate gestures to the dog. You must also caress the dog appropriately and do not leave any intimidation to the dog. Sexual illusions, so be careful.

2. When the dog is seven months old, the owner can tame it. In fact, training a dog is like educating a child. The owner cannot ask the dog too much. During the training process, auxiliary tools can be used. Let the puppy know what to do and what not to do. The owner can use the pitch of the voice to let the puppy understand the person's intentions.

3. If there is an obvious ticking sound, the owner can roll up a newspaper and slap the sofa or hand to warn him, but do not hit the dog with such things. The sound of rolling newspapers and the banging sound can serve as a warning to the puppy.