Socialization training:

As a family companion dog, the dog must learn how to get along with dogs and people correctly. Avoid timidity or aggressive behavior due to lack of correct social skills. Before the dog is 4 months old, let it play and interact with friendly and docile dogs and humans as early as possible.

Self-control training:

Let dogs learn self-discipline. Improve obedience and make your Dachshund more obedient. Let the dog learn the wait and no commands from an early age. Understand what can and cannot be done and when to do it.

Solitary ability training:

Let the dog learn how to spend alone time correctly, and no longer tear up the house or disturb the people by barking because of the lack of exercise.

Prepare a space (cage or air box) for the dog to be alone, suitable molar bones and solitary toys. Let them stay in their own space while you're out and give them the toys or molar bones you've prepared. Help them kill the boring time alone and the energy they have nowhere to vent.

Key subject selection:

Dachshund aggressive behavior, cowardice, barking, disturbing people, tearing apart families, etc. are all due to lack of socialization and the nature of the hound or the inability to meet the daily required amount of exercise. Caused by. Therefore, based on the characteristics of Dachshunds, the key training subjects recommended as family companion dogs are: early childhood socialization training, waiting, prohibition, cage entry, and other obedience subjects.

When is the best time to start training a dog?

Start training at the age of 3-4 months. As a family companion dog, this is the best time for dogs to understand the world and learn. For your better dog-raising life in the next ten years or more, it is recommended to choose a professional dog training training school to study systematically. Professional institutions can better provide different professional training subjects and schedules based on the owner's family environment, work and rest time, different breeds of dogs, and dogs of different ages.