How to train a Lhasa Apso? Do you also want to know how to teach it? So when is the best time to train? Then Xiaodouzi will share with you the training experience of the Lhasa Apso.

Lhasa Apso training experience:

1. When the Lhasa Apso is 3-5 months old, some relatively simple etiquette training can be carried out for it, such as sitting, standing, following, urinating at fixed points, refusing to eat, shaking hands, etc.

2. When the Lhasa Apso is 6-8 months old, it can be trained to run, jump, etc. on a small scale.

3. When the Lhasa Apso is eight months to one and a half years old, it can be trained on some professional obstacles.

During training, owners cannot use scolding methods to train Lhasa Apso dogs. Such scolding methods often make Lhasa Apso dogs feel fearful and nervous. Rough beating and scolding methods cannot be used. Such rough methods are life-threatening behaviors for Lhasa Apso dogs and can easily lead to rebellious psychology. From then on, the owner will no longer be able to train the Lhasa Apso, and the dog will no longer trust humans due to this behavior, and may even become extremely aggressive.

Therefore, when training, the trainer must patiently teach it over and over again, and avoid a series of bad behaviors such as reprimands and corporal punishment. Let the Lhasa Apso feel that he is happiest and safest with his owner. Moreover, the training subjects should be carried out step by step, from simple to difficult. When the Lhasa Apso has completely mastered the training of one subject, the training of the next subject should be carried out.

Trainers should respect the Lhasa Apso when training. When reprimanding a Lhasa Apso, do not call the Lhasa Apso by its name and then criticize and educate it. This will create a conditioned reflex for the Lhasa Apso. When the name is called, it is time to be scolded. Therefore, when the Lhasa Apso's name is called again, it will ignore it or even run away. During the training process, calling the Lhasa Apso's name should be limited to giving orders or praising the Lhasa Apso. In this way, the Lhasa Apso thinks that "name" is a very "happy" thing. When you call it, it will immediately run to you.

During the training process, in order for the Lhasa Apso to understand the training content better, the training commands used by the owner must be consistent. For example, when asking a Lhasa Apso to sit down, use "sit" or "squat", and the whole family should use a common command. Each command should be simple and clear in pronunciation, so that the Lhasa Apso can judge the meaning of the command sequentially based on the tone, length and strength of the language, and at the same time complete the commanded action.