The Labrador Retriever is a medium to large dog. Its personality is gentle, lively, non-aggressive and highly intelligent. It is a dog breed suitable for being selected as a guide dog or other working dog. It is one of the three most non-aggressive dogs along with Huskies and Golden Retrievers. Although Labrador has many advantages, if it is not well trained since childhood, Labrador will become a troublemaker when it grows up, even if it does not intend to do so. Therefore, we should start training when it is about 60 days old. The main purpose is to let the Labrador develop good living habits and let it live more harmoniously with its family. Below, the editor will share with you some tips on training Labradors.

1. Before training, establish a good relationship with your Labrador so that it can trust you enough and listen to you.

2. Give your Labrador a loud and catchy name, and let it remember it.

3. When training a Labrador, be careful not to use stick education. Do not beat it just because it fails to do the job or does something wrong. This will arouse the negative emotions of the dog, and it will not cooperate with you and become worse when training.

4. Timely rewards and encouragement are essential. Whenever a Labrador retriever completes a training or does a very good job, it should be given a reward, such as food, praise, or petting.

5. All passwords for training must be clear and fixed, and cannot be changed frequently. At the same time, family members must be consistent with all passwords, otherwise the dog will not understand what we mean.

6. When training a Labrador, you must be patient and train repeatedly. Although it is a very smart dog and can usually be mastered by teaching it a few times, you must remember to develop a habit and must train repeatedly.