How to train a Bichon Frize to stand? Let the dog sit in front of the owner, hold the collar, put your left hand on the dog's hind legs, and give the stand command; gently lift the dog's collar to make the dog stand and maintain the posture, and then Give rewards; gradually increase the distance and time, and command the dog to stand with commands and gestures.

First, hold the dog leash and comfort the Bichon Frize. This is a very necessary "communication".

Let the Bichon sit in front of the trainer, with the Bichon's head facing his right elbow and his tail facing the left side of the trainer. Then the trainer grabs the dog's collar with his right hand on the top or side, and at the same time puts his left hand under the dog's belly and attaches it to the hind leg, with the palm facing down, calls the dog's name, and issues the "stand" command (with a long tone).

When the "stand" command is given, gently push forward the Bichon Frize's collar and touch the dog's hind legs to make the Bichon Frize stand (do not hit the dog's legs, just touch its legs gently, and do not use force) Bulldog standing). When the Bichon Frize stands, keep your hands still in place to keep the dog in a standing position. It is best to keep the Bichon Frize standing for a few seconds at a time.

When the Bichon Frize is about to lose its hold, you should continue to give passwords to keep the Bichon Frize in a standing position. However, at the beginning, even if the standing time is very short, you should also give rewards so that the Bichon Frize can continue to stand. Bear Dog is confident.

If the limbs are not aligned, pull the Bichon Frize forward to make the feet stand up. During this process, you should often encourage the Bichon Frize with words until the Bichon Frize stands in a beautiful stance.