How to train a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog to follow? For some parents, they may encounter this problem when taking their dogs out, that is, the dogs do not follow, run very far, and sometimes they cannot be found. .

The purpose of accompanying training is to develop the dog's ability to move side by side close to the owner's left side according to the owner's command, and to maintain the correct posture of not leading or falling behind during the march.

When training, first clean the flat ground, let the dog wander for a while, hold the leash with your hand, call the dog's name to attract the dog's attention, and while giving the command "Leave", use your left hand to pull the leash forward. Move forward at a faster pace, walking no less than 100 meters at a time. When the dog appears to be ahead or behind, immediately issue the "lean" command to correct it, and pull the leash once to stimulate the dog.

In order to form the conditioned reflex of the gesture, you can use your right hand to pull the leash and keep it longer. When the dog is out of the correct position, while giving the "reliance" command, pat your left thigh with your left hand. Repeated training many times can form a conditioned reflex.

When the dog can follow the command correctly without a leash, it can be trained to change speed, direction and in more complex environments. When the dog is stimulated by novel stimuli and does not execute the command, it can issue commands with threatening tones. , and correct it with the stimulation of jerking the traction belt.