Basic dog training: Sit

First prepare the snacks that the dog likes to eat, give the command "sit" or "sit", and pick up the food with your right hand Raise it over the dog's head. If the dog fights for it, give the command "no". After the dog sits quietly, reward it with snacks, gently stroke its back, and encourage it verbally. If the dog does not sit down, you can press the dog's buttocks and back to help him sit down, then give the "sit" command and reward food immediately. Be careful not to take too long each training session, no more than fifteen minutes each time.

Basic dog training: Stand up

Let the dog sit down first, the owner stands facing the dog holding the snack, and then issues the "stand" command . If the dog can stand up on its front legs to eat, reward the treat immediately. If the dog does not respond, you can try to give the "stand" command repeatedly and guide it with food. The dog will usually stand up to reach the food, and then reward it immediately.

Primary dog ​​training: Listen to the command to bark

Let the dog sit down, stand in front of the dog with food, and give the command "bark", the dog will stare At this time, the owner must not let it succeed. You can try to repeat the barking command. Once the dog barks, immediately encourage and reward the food. Try to exaggerate your expression to let the dog know that you like it very much. It works like this. Usually smart dogs can understand the meaning. Pay attention to repeated training.