How to train a Bullmastiff? There are many ways to train a Bullmastiff, but if you can train the dog's living habits before training to make them more educated, then the subsequent training will be easier.

Don’t be picky about your food. When the dog should eat but does not eat, the food and food bowl should be put away immediately. Do not leave the food lying around. Wait until the next time it eats, and then give it the food that was put away from the last meal.

Do not urinate or defecate at will. The owner should be patient and attentive, and usually observe and pay more attention until the dog stops urinating and defecating at will. Owners should always pay attention and observe the circumstances under which dogs urinate and defecate. When the dog walks slowly in the house and smells the floor with its nose, it means that it needs to urinate. Putting its front feet in one place and moving its back feet in circles means that it needs to defecate. If it urinates anywhere, it is best to punish it immediately. Even if there is a slight delay, it should be taken to the toilet place, press the dog's nose to the ground, and scold him severely.

Don’t bite things randomly. Because the dog's teeth are changing, the root of the tooth will be itchy, and it will naturally bite shoes and furniture. At this time, you can use bones or gummy candies to bite it, but remember that when the dog does not want to bite, you should take it away immediately and wait until the next time it wants to bite. Let it bite again, and don't leave it next to it for a long time, causing it to lose interest. When the dog bites something randomly, you should scold it and beat it hard until it feels pain. If the dog bites the furniture when the owner is away, you can take it to the place where it bit, press its nose to the place where it bit, and scold it