Horse dog training and traction follow-up command "rely"

This subject requires the dog to walk on the left side of the trainer easily and without difficulty, with the dog's right shoulder close to the trainer's knee. The trainer holds the leash in his left hand. When punishment must be given, give the leash a sharp tug and immediately release it, rather than pulling the dog over.

Initially, the dog may resist the use of the leash. This can be overcome by allowing the dog to be dragged on the leash for a period of time. The trainer can also allow the dog to be dragged for a short distance until the dog is accustomed to the leash. use.

During the training of this course, the coach can pat or caress the dog with his right hand to encourage and praise it. Dogs should be given the opportunity to make mistakes. If it's not in the right position, it can be a little uncomfortable. When it is in the correct position, you can praise it verbally so that it can quickly understand the correct position it should enter. Special care should be taken to avoid any discomfort when the dog is in the correct position next to the trainer.

When performing lead training, keep changing your gait. When moving forward, it can include exercises to turn left, right, and backward. Any disobedience during changing steps and directions should be corrected by jerking the traction belt. As for slow-moving dogs, the handler can help the dog overcome its shortcomings by increasing the speed and encouraging the dog to keep up.

The command for horses and dogs to travel freely is "rely"

This subject is a natural development of the training in the previous subject. Its purpose is to enable the dog to maintain the following position without the leash. The success of this subject depends on the effectiveness of the leash training.

Training begins in a seated position. The leash can be wrapped around the dog's neck without hindering the dog's training. In the initial stage, the transformation steps are limited to a straight line, and then comprehensive training of left turns, right turns, and backwards is performed.

Horse dog “stand” command training

This subject is to train the dog to maintain a standing posture after receiving the “stand” command.

This subject starts with pulling and accompanying. During the training, the handler leads the dog to slow down and issues the "stand" command. At the same time, place your left hand in front of the dog's eyes to block its sight. The dog will instinctively remain still, and then the handler will place the leash on the ground, take a few steps forward, and face the dog. After a short period of time, the trainer returns to the dog and resumes the correct "lead and follow" position. Note that after issuing the "stand" command, any movement of the dog must be corrected.

Horse Dog Command "Sit" Training

This subject requires the dog to assume a sitting position after the handler gives the "sit" command. This subject requires the dog's leash. The handler and the dog remain motionless in the following position. When the "sit" command is given, the handlerThe operator can press the waist with his left hand to prevent the dog from moving forward, and lift the leash with his right hand to make the dog sit down. At this time, the dog's front and rear limbs are in a straight line, maintaining a comfortable, motionless sitting position. Any incorrect posture, such as a crooked sitting posture, should be corrected. You can use your left hand to give it enough lateral force or your left leg to make it sit upright. After a while, the handler and the dog return to the "lead and follow" position, and the handler takes a step forward to end the operation.