Improving the motivation of horses and dogs requires early contact

The owner can first tie toys, hair balls or dumbbells with ropes, and let the dogs chase and bite the objects in a fishing way. After training for a period of time, change to parabolic picking, let the dog pick up the object, and attract the dog's attention to the hand during the throwing process, so that the dog realizes that the object is thrown from the hand. In the same way, when feeding the dog, the dog should also pay close attention to the food in the owner's hand. In this way, you can focus on your hands when you go out for activities.

To improve the motivation of a horse dog, you need to build trust

When you start training a horse dog, don’t rush to take the dog out for activities. First, have more contact in the kennel, and let the puppies get to know each other through feeding, petting and calling names. Get to know the owner well and get rid of any wariness. You should take time to take your dog out for activities every day. As long as you are in the kennel, you must be in contact with the dog, so that the dog will form the association that the owner will get out for activities. Taking the dog out does not mean letting it develop naturally, it must have a certain degree. The degree of control and certain training action requirements allow horses and dogs to establish a connection between activities and training actions. Through such intimate contact, the dog is completely dependent on its owner. Only the owner can give it activities and gain freedom.

Improving the motivation of horses and dogs requires cultivating obedience

1. Cultivate obedience in games:

Intersperse obedience training during each game to make the dog obedient. The game is continued after the subject, with the purpose of training by stimulating the dog's instincts.

2. Overcoming "allergies" in games:

Horse dogs are naturally very sensitive. Some parts, such as the lower abdomen, are not allowed to be touched at all. You can use the dog's attention to focus on the game to touch. Only in this way through multiple contacts can the "allergy" of the horse dog be eliminated and the obstacle of fear of touch be eliminated.

3. Cultivate inhibition in games:

It is easier to train the excitability subjects of the horse dog. It is more difficult to train inhibitory subjects. To achieve a balance between excitement and inhibition, it is possible to achieve it through repeated training in games.

Improving the motivation of horses and dogs requires improving courage

1. Frequently change environments:

Frequently take horses and dogs to various environments, "adventure" under different conditions to become familiar with new environments, and form an understanding of complex environments such as various sounds, fires, cars, horses, and pedestrians. , eliminate fear.

2. Cultivate self-confidence:

When a horse or dog wants to explore a new environment and shows hesitation, encouragement should be given promptly through sounds or pats, etc., so that the dog can The dog has the courage and confidence to complete the detection.

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