How to train a short-legged and long-bodied Terrier to eat? Many dogs have very bad dining etiquette, which can even be described as "bad", so it is still necessary to train dogs to eat etiquette.

Training dogs to learn good dining etiquette has three important meanings: First, the training process is equivalent to learning obedience. Dogs love to eat so much, but because they learn obedience, they can control it. Second, when there are more than two dogs at home, dining etiquette can prevent the dogs from easily coveting the food in each other’s bowls (the premise is that both dogs have learned the dining etiquette). Third, dining etiquette is a game that makes dogs feel that even a bowl of dry dog ​​food that they eat every day is worth cherishing and worth waiting for.

Cultivate your dog’s sense of security when eating from an early age

The reason why many dogs gorge themselves on food and are dissatisfied with any person or dog approaching them while they are eating is because of their protective psychology of food sovereignty. The dog is worried that someone is going to take away its food, so it growls to express its dissatisfaction. If you train it to feel safe when eating from an early age, such as talking to it while eating and stroking its head and back from an early age. The dog will get used to being approached by someone while it is eating, and it will have the impression that "human intervention" while eating is not a threat and will not interrupt its meal.

This also has a lot to do with dining etiquette, because a dog with a sense of security about food knows that if it waits, there will be something to eat, and the piece of meat in front of it will not fly away, and there will be no too much noise when training it. big obstacle. At the same time, when you feed it with your own hands, it will take the food from your hand gracefully instead of biting quickly. For people, a gentle picking reaction will make people who want to get close to a dog feel much more psychologically comfortable and make it easier to get close to it.