One of the great characteristics of Bull Terrier dogs is that they like to have their heads scratched by others. And when the parent scratches its head, it will react like a conditioned reflex and touch its own head with its paws. Therefore, parents can carry out targeted training based on this characteristic of Bull Terrier dogs.

For example, parents can scratch the Bull Terrier's head with their hands. According to its natural characteristics, the Bull Terrier will raise its paws and touch its own head. At this time, parents can seize the opportunity to hold its outstretched paw, tell it the command "shake hands" at the same time, and gently shake the clenched hand while holding its paw.

After this action training is completed, parents should not be stingy with their own encouragement. They can give the Bull Terrier some rewards appropriately, such as snacks or encouragement. Whether it is gently stroking its head or rewarding it with delicious food, you must always praise your dog. This is very necessary during the training process.

You must know that any training cannot be completed in a day or two, so parents must be patient when training the Bull Terrier and insist on training the Bull Terrier every day. As long as you persist, the Bull Terrier will quickly learn to be with people. Shake hands!