Dog training methods

1. Stimulation training. When the dog is lazy and does not obey the owner's orders, the owner should ignore or alienate it appropriately to make it feel that the owner is unhappy. This method will stimulate the dog's desire to perform well.

2. Food induction. The best time to train is half an hour before eating. During this time, the dog is very eager to get food. Training is twice as effective as the rest of the time. The owner uses the dog's expectation of food to induce it to complete a designated task. However, it should be noted that food rewards cannot be given arbitrarily. The dog should be rewarded after making sure it has made progress to prevent the food from losing its allure.

3. Reward and punishment system. Dogs have no ability to judge whether things are good or bad and need their owners to guide them. The best way is to adopt a reward and punishment system. When the dog does well, the owner gives a reward, which can be food or petting, and the dog will be more motivated. When the dog makes a mistake, give it appropriate punishment so that it can learn a lesson and not dare to do it again next time.

4. Mechanical stimulation training method. The mechanical stimulation training method is a method in which the owner uses certain mechanical means to force the dog to make actions. For example, when training a dog to "sit down", while giving the "sit" command, press the dog's waist corner with your left hand. When the dog's touch is stimulated by pressure and makes a sit down action, reward it immediately.

5. Combine training methods. The combined training method is a method that combines induction with mechanical stimulation and reward means. It can make up for each other's weaknesses and is the most basic and effective method in training. We encourage the use of this method in the process of training dogs.

6. Opportunity training method. Opportunity training method is also an auxiliary method. It means that in the daily feeding process of the dog, the owner randomly uses it when it has certain movements to lay the foundation for the establishment of conditioned reflexes.