How to train a teddy to play dead? Let the teddy know that you have food in your hand, then press it to the ground and give it the food; use your fingers to make a pistol posture, and then push the teddy down with a "bang" sound , keep its body lying flat, and give it delicious food. After repeating this many times to let Teddy form a conditioned reflex, you can succeed after training a few more times.

The first step is to teach Teddy dogs and let them form a concept in their minds. The method used here is to first let the Teddy know that you have delicious food in your hand, then pour it on the ground and give it the delicious food (give it food while letting it stay still).

The second step is to teach the Teddy dog ​​to recognize the training instructions as soon as possible. For example, use your fingers to make a pistol position, and then press down on your teddy with a "pop" sound to keep its body lying flat. Tempting with delicious food. If you practice this a few times, your baby will be able to recognize this command.

What needs special attention when training is that the behavioral awareness and receptivity of pet dogs are completely different from those of humans. In the actual training process, more reminders and help from the owner are needed.

For example, when a dog is lying down, parents may need to hold down its body with their hands to help it assume a "pretending to be dead" posture, and at the same time, they also need to give the command "ping" (other commands that sound like gunshots) It’s okay, mainly for the convenience of performance).

Through this kind of practical guidance training, Teddy dogs can quickly understand how to "play dead" and how to "play dead" when the owner gives instructions. As long as parents can insist on training the dog and cultivate the teddy dog ​​to form a conditioned reflex, training the teddy dog ​​to "play dead" can be successful.