How to train Polly dogs? I believe everyone also wants to teach some simple training to dogs, so what is the best way to train them? The following editor will share with you the training experience of Polly dogs.

Polly dog ​​training experience:

Induction

Stimulate the dog’s initiative by using the food that Polly dogs like. This method is guiding and can arouse the dog’s excitement. In particular, dogs are more likely to be excited when they see the food they like to eat. It is willing to cooperate with you in training for the food it wants to eat. It can learn the movements relatively quickly, and the movements it makes are natural and lively. The disadvantage is that this method cannot guarantee that the dog can perform various actions smoothly and accurately as required under any circumstances. Especially when the method is used improperly, such as excessive reward of food, etc.

Therefore, when using the induction method, you must pay attention to the timing of using induction. When using the induction method, it should be used in conjunction with a certain intensity of coercive means. This can not only ensure the smooth progress of the training, but also ensure the smooth progress of the training. Keep your dog excited. Attention should be paid to reducing interference during the training process to prevent the dog from developing other bad habits, especially the bad habit of behavioral suspension. The training method should be appropriately used according to the dog's nerve type and characteristics. This method should be used for dogs that are easily excited and sensitive, while another method can be used for calm, quiet and less excited dogs, and it cannot be the same.

Rewards

It is a method used when the Poly dog ​​has accurately completed various training actions, consolidated the abilities it has developed, and at the same time adjusted the dog's nervous state. Reward methods include giving food, petting and praising (giving the "good" command), etc. When rewarding dogs, different reward methods should be used according to different situations, and they should be timely. The owner's attitude when giving rewards should be kind and cordial.

For most dog training, it is hoped that there will be a plan and regularity. You cannot blindly pursue results, train your dog day and night, and you cannot train for a few days on a whim. We hope that owners can train regularly and persistently, so that you can see results!