How to train the Scottish Terrier? The Scottish Terrier originates from Scotland in the United Kingdom. It has a long history. As a small dog, the Scottish Terrier is very flexible. Some people call the Scottish Terrier the Scottish boy.

After the Scottish Terrier develops the ability to bite and undergo training in sitting, lying down, barking, identification and tracking, it will undergo specialized training based on different search objects. The content of specialized searches can be divided into searching for people. , search for objects, search for drugs, search for explosions and search for corpses, etc.

Purpose: To cultivate the dog's ability to search for hidden objects and people within a certain range according to commands and gestures.

Requirements: Quick movements, strong endurance, taking the initiative to pick up items when finding them, and pouncing fiercely on enemies when they find them.

Password: "search".

Gesture: Point your right hand in the search direction.

Scottish Terrier’s object search training

Training method:

Bring the Scottish Terrier to the training ground. The trainer throws several objects with their own scent in different directions. The dog is released from the leash and asked to search and retrieve it. The dog is rewarded after completing the action. After that, the search for preset items is carried out, and the training of dropping items by the assistant trainer is carried out. The assistant trainer places three items in a triangle shape within the search range. After the trainer lets the Scottish Terrier sniff the source, it enters the search range. If the dog can actively search, it should be rewarded with the "good" command; when the Scottish Terrier obtains the items, it will also Give reinforcement. The trainer leads the dog forward in a curve until all items are found. During training, you can also first guide the dog to search in the direction where no items are dropped, and then direct the dog to search in the direction where the items are dropped, so as to continuously improve the dog's search ability.