Methods to train dogs not to pick up food

When training, first place the food in an obvious place, and then lead the dog to wander there. When the dog approaches the food and behaves like When eating, immediately use a threatening tone and issue the "no" command, accompanied by the stimulation of jerking the traction rope to stop it. When the dog stops picking up food, reward it. Just train multiple times.

Anti-food training

During training, the assistant approaches the golden retriever naturally and gives the dog food. When the dog wants to eat, the owner immediately gives the "no" command and Tap the dog's mouth. At this time, the assistant will give the dog food again, and then give a stronger stimulus when the dog still shows signs of wanting to eat. At this time, the owner gives the "bark" command and pretends to hit the assistant to encourage the dog and stimulate the dog's active defense reaction. When the dog barks at the assistant, the assistant should take the opportunity to escape, and the owner should reward the dog. An assistant can also be used to throw food in front of the dog. When the dog wants to pick up or pick up food, the owner should immediately give the "no" command and jerk the traction rope to stimulate it. If the dog does not pick up food, reward it.

Prohibit the training of dogs that bite people and livestock and other bad behaviors

Bring the dog to places where vehicles, pedestrians, livestock and poultry are moving. Loosen the leash and allow the dog to move freely, but monitor their movements closely. If the dog has the ability to bite people and animals, it should immediately give a threatening "no" command and use mechanical stimulation from the rope at the same time. When the dog stops bad behavior, it should get an "ok" command. After repeated training, the training rope can be used instead until the training rope is cancelled.

Training to prohibit objects thrown by others

During training, an assistant should first throw the object in his hand. If the dog wants to chase the dog, the owner should immediately Give the "no" command and pull the leash sharply to stop it. When the dog stops, reward it. Then another assistant will throw the object again. If the dog still wants to chase the title, the above method should be repeated to stop it, so that it can be done 3 to 4 times at the same time. When the dog no longer chases objects thrown by others, it can be considered that the purpose of training has been achieved. Let the barking shilling dog sit down, tie one end of the leash to a solid object, and give the "bark" command and gesture (half-extend your right hand, palm down, and make grasping movements toward the dog 3-4 times), at the same time, food is used to lure the dog in front of the dog. Because the stimulation of the food arouses the dog's excitement, but the dog cannot eat the food, the dog barks. In the early stage, reward food should be given after barking, and later on, the reward should be gradually reduced until the reward is completely removed, so as to develop the requirement of barking only by listening to the command and looking at the gestures.