1.When giving the password, the voice must be firm. Don’t repeat the command over and over again just to get the dog to obey it. If the dog is indifferent when saying the password for the first time, repeat it within 2-3 seconds, and then encourage the dog. You don’t want your dog to act after you say the password 20 or 30 times. What you want is that as soon as you say the command, it will move.
2.Passwords and gestures must be consistent. Spend 10-15 minutes a day practicing these passwords.
3.Don’t let the dog bite you, even as a joke. Because once a habit is formed, it is very difficult to break the habit. Aggressive dogs need more professional training, including the action of being diagnosed and so on. Especially ferocious dogs must be properly trained before being taken out.
4.Bad actions cannot be repeated, so as not to form bad habits.
5.Dogs communicate differently from humans, you need to understand their language.
6.Every dog has a different ability to accept. Some dogs may learn slower, but don’t worry. There is no dog in the world that cannot be trained.
7.Whether you are sitting or standing, do not let the dog lean on you. It’s not a sign that it likes you. Rather, it may be to invade your domain, to show you its authority. You are the owner, and if it’s leaning against you, stand up and push it away with your foot or knee. If the dog stands up, praise it. If you need your own space, tell your dog to go back to its den or crate.
8.If you want to use gestures, use gestures that are clear and unique to the dog. There are standard gestures for simple commands like “sit” or “wait”. You can go online or consult a professional dog trainer.
(Tip: take your dog out and let him wear a tactical dog harness, he’ll look really cool)
9.Be firm and gentle with your dog. It is more appropriate to speak in the usual indoor voice.
10.Praise your dog often and generously.
11.If the dog defecates in other people’s territory or public areas, you should clean it up. That way others will love your dog as much as you do.
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