Gestures and commands for dog training

1. Follow: command "Fuck", gesture: your left hand hangs down naturally and pats the thigh. Note: Repeat commands and gestures when changing pace, turning, or stopping.
2. Lie down: command "Lie down", gesture: raise your right hand, extend it forward, palm down.
3. Stand: command "stand", gesture: stretch your right hand from bottom to top, palm upward.
4. Sit: command "sit", gesture: stretch your right arm to the side, forearm upward, palm forward to form an "L" shape.
5. Barking: the command "bark", gestures: make a fist with the right hand, extend the index finger upward, and then tap the finger downward.
6. Sit and stand: command "sit and stand", gesture: palm of right hand upward, elbow joint pulled back.
7. Rolling: command "turn", gesture: stretch your right hand forward and turn the palm from bottom to top.

Benefits of training dogs to use gestures

1. More unified and intuitive than passwords
The reason why dogs do what they do after hearing passwords The corresponding action is not actually because the dog understands the content of the command, but because the dog recognizes the tone of the command and makes conditioned reflexes based on the correlation between the command and the action in memory. This means that when commanding a dog with a voice command, you need to use a similar tone. However, we all know that different people have different voices and accents. Even if they say the same word, it sounds completely different to dogs, which can easily confuse dogs. Gesture commands can basically avoid the influence of individual factors. You only need to set a unified command for the action, and anyone can give clear and accurate commands to the dog.
2. Able to cope with noisy environments
The owner can convey accurate instructions to the dog from a distance, but must communicate with the dog through gestures , the premise is to make the dog notice you. Therefore, it is recommended to use the master and password together.
3. Can deal with poor hearing in old dogs
Old dogs may have hearing loss and can no longer follow commands. Take action. By training your dog to use gestures to communicate as early as possible, if the dog's hearing declines in the future, the owner will be able to deal with it more calmly. And it is obviously easier and smoother to start training when the dog is healthy than to train when the dog starts to become deaf.