Nowadays, many people like to keep dogs because dogs as companion animals have become very common. So keeping a dog is a necessary thing. Since many people want to have a particularly obedient dog, most will choose to raise a Golden Retriever at first because Golden Retrievers have very high intelligence. Therefore, once you have a dog, you need to think about how to train your dog well, so that both you are happy raising it and it is particularly attentive.

The first point in training a Golden Retriever is housebreaking. You need to prepare some newspapers at home because newspapers are for Golden Retriever training. After you feed the dog dog food, you should start training the dog to go to the toilet after half an hour because this is the dog's habit. Place the newspapers on the balcony or in the bathroom. The dog will go to the spot on the newspapers by itself. After the habit is formed, you won't need to use newspapers to guide it anymore.

To train a Golden Retriever to shake hands, you first need to prepare treats. This is an essential item for training dogs. Use one hand to pick up the dog's front paw and say "shake hands," then reward the dog with a treat. Repeat this practice until when you say "shake hands" and show your hand, the dog also extends its paw to shake hands with you. Then this is considered a success! You should praise the dog a lot so that it will be obedient.

To train the dog to sit, you need to prepare treats, call the dog beside you, place one hand on the dog's chest to support it, and the other hand on the dog's buttocks. Then use the hand on the buttocks to press the dog's butt down while the owner simultaneously gives the command "sit." Practice this repeatedly, and be sure to reward the dog with treats in the process! When you no longer need to assist with your hands and the dog can sit by command, the training is successful! Training right before feeding daily gives better results.

To train the dog to lie down, first call the dog beside you. Use both hands, one on the dog's head and one on the buttocks, pressing both simultaneously while giving the verbal command "lie down." The dog will lie down. When the dog begins to respond immediately to the command, you have succeeded! However, training dogs should not be rushed because dogs learn gradually by repetition and then understand everything!