The first point in correcting the dog's charging behavior

Whenever the dog rushes, the owner should stop immediately, tighten the leash and not move, and give the command "no" at the same time. At this time, most dogs will look back at their owners. The owners should ignore the dog's impulse and wait for the dog to calm down before starting again. The above behaviors need to be repeated continuously so that the dog understands that the "no" command means that it cannot rush. The next time the dog hears the command and stops in time, the owner can reward the dog.

The second point of correcting dog’s aggressive behavior

Integrate dog’s emotional control training into daily life. For example, every time you want to go out, let the dog sit down first, and then the owner opens the door. If the dog gets excited and stands up during the process of opening the door, the owner should immediately close the door and continue to let it sit until the dog has completely calmed down, then fully open the door and give the command "OK" before it can stand. Get up and get out. This scene can be used in any scene that requires waiting, such as getting out of the cage, eating, entering the elevator, etc.

The third point in correcting the dog’s aggressive behavior

During the dog walking process, the training command is “stop”. The training method is very simple. When the dog is walking, say "stop" and then stand still immediately. When the dog looks at you, give a food reward. Repeat this training many times to allow the dog to form a conditioned reflex of "stop". Stopping means that it has to turn around and look at you and receive the reward. After training several times, there is no need to give snacks, just praise.