How to train Teddy to stand? The first basic training method is to make Teddy sit down, gently pull the leash, give the "stand" command and gesture, reward after standing, and leave the owner to extend the dog's standing. The second type of food-assisted training is to put food in front of Teddy's nose and let him smell it, slowly move the food far away, and guide him to stand. Then the dog owner gives the "stand" command and gesture, and gives it to him when he stands. food.

1. Basic training methods for Teddy to “stand”:

1. During training, make Teddy sit down, then gently pull the leash, and give the "stand" command and gesture (stretch your right arm toward the dog, palm upward),

2. When Teddy stands, reward him. Then the owner should gradually leave the dog's side to make the dog stand longer.

3. On this basis, gradually develop the ability to stand according to gestures or commands and last for a certain period of time.

2. Food-assisted training for Teddy to “stand”:

1. The training method is: If the Teddy dog ​​does not participate in the training, you can first let the dog sit down, and then put the food in front of the Teddy dog's nose to let it smell.

2. Then, slowly move the food farther away so that Teddy can see it but cannot touch it, and guide the dog to stand up. Then the dog owner gives the "stand" command and gesture (stretch the right arm in the direction of the dog, palm upward), and when the dog stands, reward it.

3. Once the Teddy dog ​​stands up, the owner will reward it with the food in his hand. Then add commands and gestures to gradually become familiar with this training.

Three, additional key points:

1. If the "standing" action lasts too long, it can easily cause injury to the Teddy puppy's lumbar spine. Therefore, do not let the dog stand at attention for too long or continue to stand at attention for too long.

2. If the dog cannot stand up instinctively, how can you teach it? You can control it through the dog leash, but the force should not be too strong, and do not strangle the dog until it can’t breathe; nor should it be too small, It cannot maintain its standing position and falls down. The control of time and intensity is very important.