How to train dogs to be afraid of doctors

1. First place a table or desk at home, pretending to be an instrument table. Also invite a few of your friends to pretend to be pet doctors or beauticians.
2. Let your friend come into the house, then slowly carry the dog to the table, and give it some time to adapt to being in a high place. Remember that the tabletop should not be too smooth, as slipping will increase the dog's fear. In addition, if it is winter and the countertop is relatively cold, it is best to bring a small pad for the dog to reduce the dog’s discomfort.
3. Friends gathered around and pretended to check. The owner should constantly stroke the dog's body at this time to make the dog feel safe, and at the same time, give the dog some food as a reward.
4. Practice more and let the dog gradually adapt until it can stay calmly on the table and let everyone play with its ears, eyes, mouth, paws and buttocks. If your dog is acting fearful (such as licking his lips, clawing out, opening his mouth, or panting), you will want to help calm him down. If your dog can calmly accept the check-up from a friend, ask your friend to reward it with some food.
5. After the dog gradually adapts to the inspection at home, try to find as many different people as possible and practice with the dog in different places. It works best until it accepts being played with anywhere.