Dogs like to pick up food from the trash can

1. If the dog picks up food from the trash can and eats it, let it look for food when you are there. Once you see it, you should strictly order it to leave and let it go. It understands that this behavior is not allowed. 2. Cover the trash can with a lid, spray a non-toxic, bitter-smelling spray on the trash can, and then let the dog sniff the sprayed trash can. Disgusting tastes work better than rewards. 3. Carry out relevant training: During training, first place the food in an obvious place, and then take the dog for a walk. When the dog approaches the food and expresses its desire to eat, immediately use a threatening tone and issue the command "No", accompanied by a fierce Pull on the leash to stop the irritation. When the dog stops picking up food, reward it. Just train multiple times.

Dogs eat other animals’ feces

1. Use standard obedience training to stop your dog. If you see it interested in another animal's poop, tell it "no." If it picks it up, command it to "put it down." 2. Eating animal feces may lead to infection with digestive tract parasitic diseases, and can cause bacteria to multiply in the digestive tract, thus causing chronic diarrhea. To correct this behavior, you can smear chili oil on the feces to make the dog think it tastes bad.

Dogs scratching at the table to ask for food

1. It is very annoying for dogs to scratch at the dining table to ask for food. Giving it food from the table once in a while will do worse than giving it food all the time. Fixed habits are easier to correct than occasional ones. 2. Train your dog to eat only when you allow it. When you are ready to give it food, order it to sit down first, but remember: you must leave the table when preparing food for it. 3. Put food on the floor. But keep it in the sitting position until you dismiss the command with "eat" or "ok."

Dogs must learn to refuse food

Dogs are animals that love to eat and will not actively refuse food given by others. This is a very dangerous behavior and requires relevant training. 1. During training, the assistant approaches the dog naturally and gives the dog food. When the dog wants to eat, the owner immediately gives the "no" command and taps 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. 2. 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. 3. When the dog barks at the assistant, the assistant should take the opportunity to escape, and the owner should reward the dog. 4. You can also ask the assistant 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 leash to give stimulation. If the dog does not pick up food, reward it.