How to train a Lakeside Terrier to listen to commands? Many dog ​​owners do not have much experience in training dogs, so what is the correct way to train a Lakeside Terrier to listen to commands?

1. Commands and signals When starting training, especially when starting to teach new content, the tone should be gentle, supplemented by appropriate action guidance, and the password should be clear and short, so as to facilitate the dog's memory.

When the dog becomes bored, use the leash to correct it in time. If the leash is ineffective, use a strong tone to scold it, because using an encouraging tone at this time will have no effect.

2. Praise If the dog correctly completes the action requirements according to the owner's instructions, you need to praise it in a pleasant tone to show it that "your performance has won the owner's happiness." However, you cannot trick your dog into using compliments just to reprimand it. This will make the dog feel cheated and will not be around the owner again in the future.

3. Command If you are sure that the dog has understood the owner's instructions, but does not put them into action, but is trying to guess the owner's attitude, you must order it in a strong tone to force it to comply. But before that, you should carefully consider whether the owner's requirements are too high and the dog is not yet able to meet them.

4. This method of severe reprimand should be used with caution. A mistake that breeders often make is that the owner instructs the dog to do certain actions, but because the expression is unclear or the dog has not yet understood, he starts to reprimand the dog loudly. The Bellington Terrier will be baffled by the reason for the scolding. Severe rebuke should only be used in special circumstances. For example, a serious accident involving the dog's life or death will occur.

5. Call the dog’s name. Give the dog a fixed name. For example, a dog's name is "Beibei", but different family members and neighbors may also call him "Baby" or "Xiaobei" on different occasions, which will cause confusion for the dog.

Avoid being harsh when calling the dog’s name, and do not use the dog’s name when reprimanding. Otherwise, the dog will ignore it the next time its name is called. Calling names is limited to giving instructions and praises to form a good impression on the dog. Next time you call its name, it will run to you immediately.