How to train a short-legged and long-bodied terrier to stand? Generally, dog owners like to train their dogs, such as picking up balls, lying down, lying down and standing, etc. However, this kind of training cannot be done in a day or two. Trained.

Induction. Have your dog sit next to you with a reward between your fingers and slowly lure him upward. When it stands up to sniff the treat, judge it (say "Awesome"), praise it, and let it eat the treat. As he continues to have success, you can start practicing the behavior with him sitting on your other side instead. Repeat this exercise step until it achieves maximum success, i.e. learning to stand and remain steady while waiting for your reward.

Visual instructions. When gesturing your dog to stand, use the same technique, but this time just pretend to be holding a reward between your fingers. When your dog follows your pretend bait, judge (say "Awesome"), then praise and reward him with a treat held in your other hand.

Add password. No matter which side of your body you start with, once your dog is fluent on the stand command, you can add the verbal name "stand" when he is fully standing.

Stand up from a lying down position. Once your dog is proficient in standing up from a sitting position on either side of your body and you have successfully named the stand command, you can use both hand signals and commands to train him to stand up from the down position until he is proficient.

Command combination. Give the paparazzi push-ups plus standing. Once your dog is familiar with the sit-down-sit combination of doggy push-ups and can stand up smoothly from sit and down positions, it's time to mix up the three commands--sit, down, Stand - and form random patterns.