How to train an Anatolian Shepherd Dog? If you want to raise an Anatolian Shepherd Dog, it is best to train them from an early age. So how to train Anatolian Shepherd Dog?

Training does not mean reprimanding. This point is very important. In human society, scolding children can easily cause them to develop a rebellious mentality, not to mention dogs who cannot speak with humans. Therefore, it is difficult to achieve the effect of training dogs only by scolding, and it will lead to the other extreme, making dogs become people who are not trustworthy.

Some people believe that verbal lessons are less effective than corporal punishment. So, when the dog is disobedient, kick or hit it. In this way, for dogs, it is tantamount to threatening their life safety, so they have a rebellious mentality. In this way, the original purpose of training is lost. Although dogs are smart animals, they cannot learn immediately after being taught once. Rather, it should be taught patiently over and over again. It is necessary to put an end to a series of bad behaviors such as reprimands and corporal punishment. Those who are good at training dogs often make dogs understand that they are happiest and safest with their owners.

In order to prevent the dog from being confused by the family’s commands, or from doubting the rules and making him feel uneasy, the whole family should have a unified opinion.

(1) The whole family comes together to formulate a unified rule. Agree on standards for what training dogs can and cannot do. For example, for questions such as whether dogs can sit on the sofa, a unified answer must be formed based on the different environments and conditions of each family. If it is a rule made jointly by the whole family. There are no obstacles to implementation.

(2) Passwords must use the same language. In obedience training, the command is the signal for the dog to obey. Therefore, the whole family should use unified passwords to achieve good results. For example, when telling a dog to sit down, whether to use sit, squat or sit down, the whole family should use a common command. Short, clearly pronounced sentences are easier for dogs to understand. Therefore, try to choose sentences of this type.

(3) When reprimanding a dog, do not call the dog’s name. When a dog does something it cannot do, have you ever scolded the dog by its name, for example: Dongdong, you bad thing? In this way, it creates a conditioned reflex for the dog. When his name is called, he will definitely be scolded. Therefore, when the dog's name is called again, it will ignore it or even run away. During the training process, calling the dog's name should be limited to giving orders or praising the dog. In this way, the dog will think that the name is a very happy thing for it, and when you call it, it will immediately run to you.