Teddy is suitable for "sit" training

In many cases, "sit" is the first command a dog learns. Most dogs just "sit" on their own without making the connection between the command and the behavior. When the Teddy dog ​​is standing, the owner can place a snack in front of its nose and slowly lift it toward the back of its head. As Teddy's head rises with the food, the dog's butt falls. The owner can reward the dog once its butt hits the floor. After repeating it a few times, you can use gestures and commands instead, and the "sit down" training is successful.

Teddy is suitable for toilet training

If you want Teddy to go to the toilet in a fixed place, the owner must first prepare a toilet for the dog and put it in the place where the owner wants the dog to go to the toilet. Old newspapers with dog urine on them. Then when Teddy wants to go to the toilet, the dog will usually smell the ground first and find a place with the smell of urine to relieve himself. Teddy's need to urinate usually occurs when he has just woken up or just after eating. The owner can arrange Teddy to the place to defecate in advance.

Teddy is suitable for quiet training

Teddy is generally prone to barking, so it is very necessary for it to learn to be quiet. If a dog barks randomly, it can easily cause some trouble to himself or others. Teddy must master this skill. When Teddy barks, the owner has to say "no" to it. If it doesn't work, you can roll up a newspaper and hit it gently to let the dog know that barking will be punished. When your dog stops, reward him with some small treats.