How to train a greyhound to hold its mouth back? First, grab the greyhound's leash with one hand and throw the object it likes a short distance with the other hand. Then let go of the dog and give the "retrieve" command to let it chase. When the dog holds the object in its mouth, while giving the "return" command, bring the dog over and praise it. Then put your hand on the dog's jaw, give the "release" command, take out the object and reward the dog.

The first thing to do is to observe what items the greyhound is most interested in through daily life, such as balls.

Then we bring a leash to the dog, mainly to control the dog so that it does not run too far. We hold the dog with one hand and throw the items the dog likes to play with a short distance with the other hand. Let go of the greyhound and say "fetch" at the same time to let it chase what it likes.

When the dog holds the object in its mouth, it will issue the command "come back". Some dogs may not understand it well. At this time, the traction rope comes into play. We can issue the command and control the dog at the same time. The dog is led over, and when the dog returns to us, we praise the dog with a pleasant mood, stroke the dog's head and back, reward its obedience, and praise the dog.

Put your hand on the dog’s lower jaw to prevent the dog from spitting out the object, give the dog a “let go” command, take the object out of the dog’s mouth at the same time, and immediately praise the dog and give food rewards at the same time. You can also throw the object out again and let the dog play with it for a while as a reward.

It should be noted that you should not yell at the dog during training, so as not to affect the dog's enthusiasm for training and the training effect. Secondly, the training times should not be too frequent and concentrated. If there is an effect, it is possible to train three or four times a day, every other time. Tian Zaixun consolidates this. Another point is that the index rope should not be jerked during training to avoid the dog becoming disgusted.