This action, and being able to maintain it for a period of time, as for the method, is to use the food inducement method or some auxiliary props.
Maybe you have seen dogs in daily life standing very standard and stylish, and you think it looks cool. Actually, this skill can be learned by all dogs. As long as dogs are trained, they can achieve it. So how to train a dog's standing posture? How long does it take to train? How should it be trained? Next, we will discuss these questions.
     1. Standing posture training.

     Regarding standing posture training, the first thing to pay attention to is the starting time of training, that is, training can begin when the dog is five to six months old because at that time the dog's bone development is relatively complete, and its plasticity is stronger. In addition, during training, the method needs to be mastered gradually. You can use the food inducement method, meaning when the dog completes this action well, you can reward it. In this way, the dog will have a very deep action memory in its brain. Training involves placing the dog on a stable table, then moving its hind legs close to the edge of the table. At the beginning, one hand can support the dog's chest or chin, while the other hand pulls its tail. In this way, the dog can stand better without falling. When the dog finds its hind legs are about to be suspended, it will instinctively lean forward. This causes its four limbs to be straightened, standing more majestically.
     2. Training time.
     Regarding the training time issue, there isn't a fixed number because each dog’s ability to learn new things is different, just like humans. Learning any knowledge does not happen within the same amount of time for everyone. So, it depends on how intensively you train the dog and other factors. However, although there is no fixed time, training must be frequent, repeating this action every other day. Over time, the effect will naturally be achieved.
     This is an introduction on how long dog standing posture training takes and how to train it. Training a dog is not a difficult task; patience is essential for success.