Caucasian methods of training standing:

1. Food training. First, let the Caucasian dog sit down. The owner faces each other, holding the snack in his hand. He should lift it higher than the height of the Caucasian dog and give the "stand" command. If the Caucasian dog can stand up on its front legs to get the food, it will be considered a success.

2. Repeat the password. If the Caucasian dog does not respond and repeatedly issues the "stand" command, the Caucasian dog will naturally stand up to reach the food when the Caucasian dog is eager to get the food. There is no assistance in the whole process and it depends entirely on the Caucasian dog itself.

3. Strengthen practice. If after a few times, the Caucasian dog can lift its front legs to reach the food on your own command, it is basically considered a success. All that's left is to practice regularly.

Training notes:

1. Seize the best training period. The Caucasian puppy that most people buy is not suitable for training before two months. The best time to train it is when it is three months old.

2. Follow the training. The owner should first prepare a suitable leash for the puppy, and use the leash to control the puppy's movement route when walking. When the puppy walks too fast or deviates in the direction, the owner can reprimand loudly and pull the traction rope to correct it. After many trainings, when the puppy is used to walking on a lead, follow-up training can be added.