1. Let the dog form a basic conditioned reflex to the command “rely”.

This is the first stage of training.
The method is to ask the dog to walk with you on your left side and put the prize in your hand. During the exercise, it constantly gives out the "lean" command. Because it wants to get food, it always keeps its body close to the owner, usually neither in front nor behind. It also tilts its head towards the owner and stares at it. Owner.
When the owner induces the dog to perform the above actions while traveling, he should constantly reward the dog with the command "good" and give the dog a small piece of reward food from time to time for reinforcement. If the dog shows signs of leading, lagging, not turning its head to look at the owner, or moving too far away from the owner, the owner should violently pull the leash as a stimulus to force the dog to do the correct action and reward it at the same time. The first stage of training is carried out in this way, and the training distance is generally 100-200 meters. After a few days of training, the dog will form a basic conditioned reflex to the command "reliance".

2. After the dog has formed a basic conditioned reflex to the command "reliance", it will move to the second stage of training.

During this stage of training, the owner should reduce the inducement to the dog, and instead give the dog commands and allow the dog to take the initiative to make correct actions. And during the training process, the leash should be loosened intentionally to give the dog the opportunity to make mistakes. Once the dog makes mistakes such as leading, falling behind, moving away from the owner, or not looking at the owner, etc., it should immediately use strong mechanical force to Stimulate correction of errors and provide rewards at the same time. When the dog is more proficient in following, you can untie the dog's leash without the dog paying attention during training, and slowly transition to taking off the leash and following.

3. In the third stage, dogs can be trained with complex abilities.

Dogs can be trained in more complex environments. The master walks at different paces and spins a certain number of times. During the owner's turn, the dog should follow the owner's turn in a timely manner while keeping the standard of following unchanged. The owner should also stop several times during the journey. When parking, the dog should sit on the owner's left leg in time. During the training process, the dog will be induced from time to time when making mistakes, and should also be corrected through mechanical stimulation from time to time.