How to train Scottish Terriers to pick up things? When training, you must remember to encourage them more, and squat down to encourage them face to face, so that they will be more receptive to your information.

First, bite something.

You can first play some small games of picking up things with your dog. Let the dog first learn to hold things in its mouth. In this case, do not use toys that make noise during training, because the dog is likely to bite these toys, and do not use food. If you use food, the dog will To eat things without thinking, you can choose some softer toys, such as small blankets, or some special dolls, to do this kind of training. At this time, it is best to use verbal rewards or petting. Encourage in a certain way and do not use food, as food will affect the dog's concentration.

Second, pick up things.

You can first put the training camp in front of the dog's nose to tease him, and then put the object on the ground. At this time, if the dog is interested and keeps looking at him, then you should reward it verbally at this time. Then put the object on the ground without letting go. When the dog makes a move to bite the object, order him to bite it. (repeated training)

Third, pick things up and bring them back.

After your dog has mastered the art of biting and picking up things, you can let him learn to chase things and pick them up and bring them back to you.

First grab the dog leash with one hand, then throw her favorite toy or doll out with the other hand, give the "pick it up" command, and loosen the dog leash at the same time.

After the dog picks up something, order it to "come here", then squat down to encourage it while holding on to the leash. Then say "Give me" to him, take the toy out of the dog's mouth, let the dog relax for a while, and keep praising him at this time. Touch his head and encourage him, then give the toy back to him and let him play with it for a while.