Border Collie is best trained from 3 months old

Border Collie is best trained from 3 months old. If the dog is trained too early, the dog’s body will not be mature at this time and it is not suitable. If trained too late, the dog will easily develop many bad habits, which will be more troublesome to correct.
Basic etiquette and obedience training can be carried out when the Border Collie is 3-5 months old, such as sitting, lying down, urinating at designated spots, refusing to eat, etc. When Border Collie is 6-8 months old, low-intensity running and jumping training can be carried out. When a Border Collie is 8 months to 1 and a half years old, its bones are basically finalized and it is ready for some professional obstacle training.

Border Collie sit-down training method

1. The owner helps the dog sit down on its buttocks, and at the same time gives the "sit" command in his mouth, accompanied by gestures.
2. Use your hands to control the dog to stay in a sitting position for 10-15 seconds. If the dog remains still after letting go of your hand, you can reward the dog with the food it likes.
3. Repeat the previous actions and practice until the border collie hears the command and sees the gestures and can sit up by himself.

Border Collie fixed-point toilet training method

1. Spread newspapers or special disposable diapers in a fixed place, and lead the Border Collie to the toilet location when he wants to go to the toilet. If If the dog can defecate in the designated place correctly, the owner can provide appropriate material encouragement.
2. If you find that your dog does not defecate in the designated place, give it a severe reprimand to let it know that it is wrong to do so.
3. The owner must be patient and train repeatedly, and do not change the location of the toilet. The Border Collie will gradually develop the habit of urinating at a fixed location.

Precautions for border collie training

1. When training a dog, you must master the timing, combine induction and coercion, and maintain the dog's excitement while ensuring the smooth progress of the dog training.
2. The owner should pay attention to the combination of induction and command gestures, and pay attention to avoid bad connections caused by induction, such as dogs that are not tempted.
3. The induction method is suitable for dogs that are relatively calm and quiet, while it should be used sparingly for dogs that are excited and flexible.