What should I do if Teddy is particularly clingy? Use up a lot of energy when playing with Teddy, so that it will sleep and rest when it returns to the kennel; you can also put Teddy in a cage and leave, waiting for it to bark. Don't go over there when it's barking. Only come out when it's not barking and feed it some snacks. This way you'll get used to it and don't pamper it too much.

Teddy is a very lively and lovely dog. When you take it out to play, it will happily run around you to express itself and express its excitement. When it gets tired of running, it will It squats in front of you, waiting for your praise. As soon as you praise it, it will run excitedly again.

We all like Teddy’s liveliness, but there is one thing about Teddy that makes us happy and troubled, that is, Teddy is very clingy. You can’t leave its sight, and it will bark non-stop if it can’t see you. It makes you anxious and helpless. In fact, Teddy is very smart. You can train it to get used to your absence. Don't pamper it too much, otherwise this little thing will turn upside down.

Exhaust a lot of energy when playing with Teddy, so that it will sleep and rest when it returns to the kennel. You can also put Teddy in a cage and leave, waiting for it to bark. Don't go there. When you don't bark, you come out and give it some delicious food, and then slowly extend the time you leave. This way the dog will think that the owner will come back later and give it delicious food. Wait until it is slow. Once you get used to it, you can safely leave it alone at home.

Remember not to pamper Teddy too much. Its little brain is very flexible. If it is pampered too much, it will develop a kind of arrogance and become disobedient, which will give you a headache, but you are reluctant to hit it, so in When it does something wrong, you have to teach it, but don't praise it.