First teach the Bulldog to pick up and deliver items

Purpose: When the owner throws a toy (such as a small ball), the dog should run over, pick it up, put it back in front of the owner or hand it into the owner's hand .
Problems you may encounter:
1. The dog is not interested - so use your dog’s favorite toys to train and gradually develop interest;
2. The dog picks it up Hold the toy without spitting - the owner taps the ground with his hand to signal the dog to put it down, and rewards the dog after putting it down. If it really doesn't work, occasionally the owner can try to remove the toy and reward it;
3. The dog won't return the toy with the toy in its mouth - the owner walks over and taps the ground with his hand to signal the dog to put it down. Then gradually open the distance to signal the dog to put it down, and repeat the training.

Teach the Bulldog to catch objects in the air

Purpose: When the owner throws the toy up, the dog should catch it in the air with its mouth and return it to the owner.
Problems you may encounter:
1. The dog can only pick it up from the ground and does not know how to pick it up with its mouth. First, hold the toy with your hand and press it directly on the dog’s mouth. The dog will naturally pick it up. Open your mouth and hold it. Then gradually increase the distance and practice inch by inch, and increase the throwing height until you learn to catch the toy from the air;
2. After the toy is thrown, the dog reacts slowly and does not know how to chase the toy - strengthen response practice: The owner stands upright, slides the toy from his hand and lets the dog hold it in his mouth. Repeated practice can improve the dog's reaction ability.

Finally, let the Bray Hound perform a Frisbee holding operation

Throw the Frisbee in various directions and in various postures. The dog should make accurate judgments, fly and catch the Frisbee at the most reasonable speed and posture. Return it to its owner.

Things to note when training Bray Hounds

1. The Frisbee used for dogs is soft (but don’t buy cloth ones, it’s a little soft...soft with hardness, hard with softness, it’s the best) , don’t buy plastic Frisbees for people);
2. Dogs will only take Frisbees back to their owners, don’t try to teach dogs to give Frisbees to others;
3. Dogs learn to He will become addicted after holding a Frisbee. You must play with him for a while every day and never let him down;
4. In principle, only those who cannot teach a dog how to hold a Frisbee cannot learn how to hold a Frisbee. Any dog ​​- no matter what breed - can learn to hold a Frisbee - as long as you persevere.
5. During the training process, bleeding events will often occur (the tongue is bitten by the teeth). If this happens, don’t panic, just give it water to drink, and the bleeding will stop in 2-3 minutes;< br />6. Dogs whose bones are not fully developed should nottrain.