1. First let the dog pay attention to the object in your hand. The dog will be eager to get it. At this time, you lift the object above its head so that it can see the object.

2. If the dog approaches the toy with its head raised, or uses one forelimb to pick up the object, encourage it with a soft voice, "Good dog!"

3. The dog may also lift its front limbs off the ground to raise the position of its mouth, or it may jump high and bite the object. At this time, encourage its behavior and give it the toy as a reward. It's the reward for "hard work".

4. Repeat the above steps three or four times as long as the dog does not feel bored. Keep your dog from playing games when he is happy, has good physical strength, and is still unsatisfied, and returns to a calm state of daily life. In many future trainings, we must grasp this measure of "maintaining amusement". If you play with your dog too much and the dog is no longer interested, it will be difficult to start again with this kind of play next time.

5. If you have time, you can tease the dog again in this way after an interval of two hours so that its forelimbs leave the ground.

6. When the dog understands the purpose of this game and is able to bite the toy in time according to your teasing, start to appropriately extend the time it "stands up" and delay the time of giving it the toy. back. That is, when the dog can stand upright, give it this toy after it has been upright for 3 seconds or more.

As the number of times increases and the time goes by, the dog develops this "bowing" movement, and can be further trained to perform it according to the command, until it can complete this movement according to the command without using toys. In the process of this kind of training, there are several points that need special attention:

First, be careful not to train for too long. Because this kind of action consumes a lot of physical energy of the dog and can easily make the dog tired, training should also be done when the dog is energetic.

Second, pay attention to the toys used. They should be taken away within a few minutes after the reward is given to the dog when the dog is not paying attention and stop training or playing, so as to maintain the attraction and fun of the toy for the dog.

Third, use an encouraging tone during training to encourage the dog to complete the training.