Training your dog to follow you

1. You must use a clear tone, hold the necklace tightly, shorten the necklace so that the dog is close to your feet, and the dog’s right shoulder is next to your left leg. Let the dog chew the necklace.

2. Create a necklace to guide the dog's actions. Start by walking straight and then say "come with me" (come with me) or use a pleasant tone of voice to make sure everything is okay again and again. If the dog lunges forward or backward, tighten the necklace.

3. Be careful when turning. Turn right first, and then learn to turn left after you get used to it.

4. After several times of quiet "follow" training, you can take it out on the street and let it look at other people. When you encounter other dogs, continue walking forward. If you take a detour to avoid it, you will Your dog sees that as a threat, leading to aggressive behavior.

Notes

1. Do not stop and chat with others.

2. Dogs are not allowed to sniff lamp posts or electric poles.

3. Don’t avoid other dogs.

4. Don’t walk too fast in crowded areas and traffic jams.

Train your dog to sit

When your dog learns to follow you, teach it to "sit" after a period of time. Take the dog to a quiet place, stop and put your Press your left hand on the dog's buttocks, press down gently but firmly to make the dog sit down, and say "sit". Dogs do not understand human language. To do this, you have to say "sit" repeatedly to make the dog understand. It means "sit". After doing it a few times, try to teach the dog to "sit" without using the necklace and hands.

Training your dog to wait in place

When your dog has learned to follow and sit, the next step is to teach it to stay in place. This is an important step in putting the dog in its place, out of sight, and waiting for your return.

Take your dog to a quiet place, tell it to "sit", pull the necklace up tightly and order it to "stay" while you circle around the dog with the dog as the center, correcting any attempts by it to move at any time Repeat until the dog understands and stays in place, loosen the necklace, and expand your circle (repeat the exercise several days in a row). In the next step, you don’t need a necklace. Command it to “sit” or “stay in place” and gradually increase the distance between you and it. You can use your palms and fingers facing up to prevent it from following or moving, and gradually increase the distance between you and it. distance until you are out of his sight, and when you come back reward him for obeying the command and continue walking the dog.

Train your dog to “come here”

The steps to teach a dog "wait" are the same as "stay" and the dog should learn it quickly. Command the dog to "sit", and when it "sits", then command "wait". You turn around and walk away for a distance, about 3-4 meters away, then turn around and call it "come". You may need to pull hard. Necklace comes to tellTell it the meaning of your command. This training can be done with a nylon rope, connected to the necklace so that it can be used as the distance gradually increases. The dog may not understand your commands and refuse to stay where you are or come over. Do not punish it, otherwise the dog will be afraid and resist. You can start training from scratch with a necklace.

Train your dog to lie down

The action of lying down is a natural extension of the sitting position. Teaching this move to a dog is relatively easy. You can first call the dog to "sit down", and then move the dog's forelimbs to the front with your hands to ask the dog to "lie down". At the same time, tell the dog to "lie down", and when the dog maintains the "lie down" posture, give encouragement.