1. Guidance training

Teddy dogs are extremely easy to "cheat". A toy they like or a small snack is enough to make them circle around you. Under normal circumstances, in order to get rewards, Teddy will be willing to cooperate with training and can quickly learn many simple actions. However, during training, you should pay attention to controlling the amount of snacks, not too many, otherwise it is easy to form picky eating habits.

Usually when we find dogs doing bad things, we will issue a "no" or "NO" command to stop them. The owner should be serious when giving a negative command to the dog, otherwise the dog will think "it's not a big deal if I do this." Teddy can't fully understand people's language, but they can observe people's expressions, so it's best to exaggerate facial expressions when denying.

Forced training can let the dog know what it should not do. For example, many Teddy dogs love to go to bed. When you don’t want it to go to bed, you can use this method. Command the dog to get out of bed. If it doesn't get out of bed, then you have to take the dog out of bed directly. In the future, whenever you see that the dog has a tendency to get out of bed, give the command to let it get out of bed. After repeating it several times, they will Won't get laid again. Pay attention to the "temperature" when using the force method. Excessive force will make the dog stay away from you, so use this method with caution.

When the dog completes the training well, the owner should reward it in time. The most common reward methods include verbal praise, petting, playing games with the dog, and giving treats. When choosing snacks, be careful not to choose snacks that are high in salt or oil, as they can easily cause tear stains on your dog. Instead, choose snacks that are low in oil and salt.

It is best not to train a dog that is full, stay hungry, do not give them too many snacks, or choose some high-quality natural dog food as a training reward. Natural dog food is recommended. Teddy was hungry and hungry. Many trainers will not let their dogs eat too much during training because it is easier to achieve the training effect.