What should I do if my pug is disobedient? The owner must establish his leadership position in front of the dog. Usually, the owner should eat first, go first, play first, etc.; when the dog makes a mistake, he should stop it immediately. And criticize in a serious tone, but do not hit the dog at will; when the dog does something right, praise it in time.

As a dog owner, you must establish prestige and status in front of the dog. The owner is the "boss". The boss has all the priorities, eats first, goes first, plays first, etc.

One of the most basic ways to establish prestige is to press the dog down with your hands and lie on its side when it is disobedient. Press one hand on the junction of the shoulder and the neck, and press the other hand on the side of the buttocks and thigh. Be steady and relaxed. If your dog struggles and resists at the beginning, you must forcefully hold it down. Wait until the dog relaxes a little and your hand relaxes a little. Once it resists again, you apply more force, and so on until the dog still lies on the ground obediently after you take your hand away.

When the dog is about to do something it "can't do", it should be stopped loudly and decisively. If you scold it later, the dog will not understand the reason and will still continue to do those "can't do" things. What's more serious is that if the dog is often reprimanded for unknown reasons, the dog will gradually develop a sense of distrust towards the owner and no longer listen to the owner's orders.

Don’t beat or scold the dog at will. Some people think that beating the dog should increase the authority of the punishment. In fact, this is a very wrong concept. Because hitting in any way will make your dog fearful.

When the dog does something right or is obedient, praise it immediately so that it knows it is the right thing to do and can be recognized by the owner. Then the dog will be better behaved in the future.