How to train a Norwegian Buhad? Dogs don’t come with childbirth. We humans need to train it to make it understand that those things are correct. Let’s take a look at the following training methods.

Don’t compare with other Norwegian Buhard dogs

The abilities of Norwegian Buhads are different. Therefore, it is necessary to train at a speed that is suitable for them. You must not compare yourself with other Norwegian Buhads, so that you think "My Norwegian Buhads are really intelligent." Difference". Be confident in your Norwegian Buhad.

Consult with experts

During the training process, if you encounter any difficult problems, do not tinker or guess on your own, but consult experts or veterinarians at any time. This way you won’t delay your dog.

The most important thing is: have love

The purpose of feeding and training the Norwegian Buhad is to "teach", not "scold". The best way is to praise and stroke often so that the Norwegian Buhard understands the owner's happy mood. The most unfavorable method is to force the dog to obey by corporal punishment. In fact, the feeding of all pets is the same. The most important thing is to have love.

If you want your Norwegian Buhad to get used to going to the bathroom outside, it should generally start when it is 4-5 months old. Before this, the Norwegian Buhad's nerves and muscles were not fully developed, so it was difficult to hold it at home and it was difficult to educate him to remember. At the beginning, you need to take him out 4-5 times a day, that is, take him out during the time when the Norwegian Buhad usually goes to the toilet, so that he can be outside conveniently. And if it is convenient for him at home, you should educate him on the spot and let him know that you are unhappy. At the same time, you should wipe the scene clean so as not to leave any smell. You can use 84 disinfectant or the like to wipe it repeatedly to remove the smell. As the Norwegian Buhard becomes more accustomed to going to the bathroom outside, the number of times you take him out can be gradually reduced, but ultimately it cannot be less than twice a day.