To train a dog not to chase people, you need to perform recall training

Train in a quiet, interference-free environment, preferably outdoors. Use a long leash or leash to train your dog to come back to you while luring him with a favorite toy.

Things to note when training a dog not to chase people

① If the owner pulls the rope tighter and tighter, the dog’s desire to attack will become stronger!
② When a dog has aggressive tendencies, the owner may instinctively pull on the leash, but forcibly pulling it back will only increase the possibility of aggressive behavior. The correct approach is to turn the dog's head away to avoid eye contact with other dogs.
③ You can distract your dog with a toy he likes, and then order him to "sit". When your dog behaves well, reward him in time.
④ When training outdoors, you should let other dogs be present, but keep a certain distance and shorten it a little every day. If your dog does not attack, you should reward it.

Steps to train a dog not to chase people

① Experiment with different toys to find out which toy the dog likes best.
② The training location should be quiet so that it is not easy to distract attention. It is best to be outdoors. Use a long rope to control your dog and throw out his favorite toy. Remember to keep another toy he likes next to you. Dogs will instinctively chase a thrown toy.
③ Before the dog touches the toy, call its name and ask it to "come here." Be more exaggerated when you call your dog back, wave the second toy to lure him back, then play with him and reward him.
④ Pick up the thrown toy and use the leash to bring the dog back. Your dog will know that the toy it is chasing belongs to you. Next repeat steps 2 through 4 in a more stimulating environment.
⑤ When the dog is trained to stop chasing objects thrown by you, train again in the presence of other pets. Throw the toy in the opposite direction from the other animals and encourage the dog to retrieve it. Don't forget to reward it in time when it no longer chases other animals but brings back the thrown toys.

In addition to daily behavioral training, the development of the dog’s own personality is also very important~ Generally, when a dog is 6 months old, it is the best period for character development!

Step 1: More petting will make the dog more obedient

Not only the head and back should be stroked, but also some sensitive parts such as ears and fingertips should be touched so that the dog can gradually adapt to being petted. Brushing its teeth and cleaning its ears will be less strenuous. In addition, if the puppy is on all fours with its belly exposed, it means that it has "submitted" or is acting coquettishly to you. At this time, you should touch it gently to cultivate its awareness of obeying its owner. I have often combed my dog's body since he was a child, and he gradually realized that combing is also a kind of grooming.enjoy.

Step 2: Make more friends and don’t let your dog be lonely

If you only let it have contact with family members at home, it will feel nervous once it changes to a new environment. Therefore, in order to cultivate its social skills, it is necessary to let it have more contact with people and other animals from an early age to accumulate a lot of social experience.

Step 3: Communicate more with the dog and play with it

Talk to it and play with it to make it realize that humans are not scary animals. Over time, it will develop a sense of trust in people, and of course it will treat the owner as a relative.