First, train the golden retriever to hold something in its mouth: let the golden retriever hold something in its mouth and then leave the hand, so that it can maintain this holding state. It may often let go at the beginning, but it is born with this ability, so train it more It will definitely succeed.

Secondly, praise the golden retriever if it is caught in the mouth: you can press the golden retriever's mouth with both hands to keep it in the mouth. The golden retriever is very willing to play this kind of basket-holding game. The owner can place the basket in front of the golden retriever and order it to "hold it." The golden retriever will hold it in its mouth for a while, then order "ok" and "release" to take the things off, and then praise.

Alternatively, you can place the basket farther away and repeat this training. After repeated repetitions, the golden retriever will obey the owner's training and complete the action of holding the basket. The owner can give the golden retriever something it likes to eat.

Finally, you must learn to obey: show the basket in front of the golden retriever's nose that the golden retriever can hold and order it to "hold it." If the golden retriever is unwilling to hold it, you can tap the golden retriever's upper lip with the basket in its mouth to order it. Hold it in your mouth.