How to train Brussels Griffon dogs to be obedient? It is also necessary to train dogs to be obedient, so that they can obey commands and develop good living habits, so that they can get along more harmoniously with humans.

1. Training of various actions such as sitting down, shaking hands, and rolling over. The best time to train a dog to sit down, these most basic actions, is before each meal. Because only when the dog is hungry, it will be obedient. The owner must be patient when teaching each action. Dogs usually remember it after learning it several times, and they will never forget it for the rest of their lives. Whenever it learns, don't forget to reward it and give it some dog food.

2. Don’t eat food indiscriminately. To train a dog to refuse other people’s food, you must first let it sit down quietly to show its obedience. Then put the food in front of the dog, block the food with your hand, and order it to "eat later." If the dog is disobedient and comes to eat immediately, tap his little nose with your hand as a warning. Wait until the dog sits down obediently, and then command it "it's time to eat." After training like this a few times, the dog will learn it.

3. Prevent your dog from biting things. When your dog has teeth when he is a child, his teeth will be itchy and he wants to grind them, so it is best to buy your dog a teething toy. Prevent it from chewing up furniture or other items in your home. In order to prevent your dog from chewing things, it is best to put all valuable things out of his reach. Once the owners find that the dog wants to bite something, they should immediately go to it, let it sit down, and then tell it: No! When the dog is obedient, the owner can pet it or feed the dog some food. Cookies to compliment it.

4. Training to stop barking. Whenever a dog barks, owners need to see what is causing it. Dogs generally do not bark. Different barks represent different psychological needs of dogs. . If the dog is indeed barking for nothing, then it needs to be educated. The owners can say in a stern tone: "Quiet, no barking." If even saying it three or four times has no effect, just lift the dog's legs. chin and match the shushing gesture to tell it. Once the dog realizes it and stops barking, the owner can give it some rewards.

If you want him to become very good and obedient now, you must discipline him strictly. When you see a puppy making a mistake, go to him immediately, reprimand him in a low voice "No", and slap the dog on the head (except Chihuahua) with your hands until he feels pain. This is mainly to make the puppy associate "not allowed" with "pain". After repeating it a few times, when you see the puppy being naughty or making mistakes, just reprimand "not allowed" and he will become obedient. .