How to train an Airedale Terrier to bow? Bowing is a traditional Chinese etiquette. If your dog learns this skill, it will be so pleasing. So, how to train a dog to bow?

1. Training steps

1. Give the puppy the snacks he likes to eat, because only food is the temptation he can’t bear the most. Other means such as praise and applause are all used by people to amuse themselves.

2. The trained puppy must wear a collar. During training, use one hand to tempt the puppy with food, and the other hand to hold the collar to make the dog stand on its hind legs.

3. Order food accurately and promptly. Dian Ke is a term for animal training, which means feeding. Once the puppy does a correct action, immediately give it something to eat to encourage it.

4. Fixed password. You cannot say "stand" one moment and "don't get up" the next. The dog's interest is all in eating, and he has no energy to distinguish your changing passwords.

5. After you can stand, you can teach turning in circles and bowing. When teaching circles, just hold the food and draw a circle above the dog's head. When teaching how to bow, the person holds the dog's front paws with his hands and teaches it how to bow. No matter what actions the dog is being trained to perform, the owner must keep saying the command in his mouth.

2. Things to note

1. The best age for training a puppy is between half a year and one year old. Before one year old, the puppy’s intelligence has not yet matured. After one year old, the puppy has developed some problems and personality, which will affect the training. Come difficult.

2. The best time to train a puppy is noon or afternoon every day, when it often has a big appetite. When training, be careful not to feed too much food. Once it has food in its belly, it will stop listening to training. Also pay attention to rest when training.

3. Although different dog breeds have different understanding abilities, dogs, like people, are smart and stupid. Although running dogs such as Dalmatians are highly trainable, it is really difficult to make them stand and bow. On the contrary, although Jingba is "stupid", he is suitable for practicing these movements. Generally, it can be learned by standing in a day or two, and a smart dog can learn to bow in a week.

4. The master must be patient (it is practicing to earn face for you!), not to encourage others, not to rush for success, but to coax and induce them with "profit" at the same time. But when you encounter a puppy acting lazy, you must not let it go. You must have a straight face, spank it on the butt, and knock it on the head.

5. Once a puppy learns these actions, it will never forget them for the rest of its life. Because it knows that as soon as it does this action, something delicious will arrive in its mouth!

Don’t overdo yourself with too many skills. When playing with your dog, you might as well teach it a few more skills, which will make your dog more popular!