When raising a dog, taking it out for a walk every day seems to have become the way to raise a dog. Therefore, when wanting to raise a dog, the owner must take the dog out for a walk at fixed times every morning and evening. However, not sure if everyone understands that walking the dog at the same time every day can actually make the dog stubborn and difficult.
Dogs are very sensitive to time. If you take the dog out for a walk every day at 6 a.m. and 5 p.m., after continuing for a week, it will remember these times.
From then on, whenever the walking time approaches, the dog is already prepared to go out. If the owner happens to be busy, it will naturally urge the owner, become restless, and even keep barking. In today’s apartment living environment, when the dog barks, fearing neighbors’ complaints, the owner will immediately take it out for a walk according to the dog’s demands.
Over time, this forced behavior of having to go out because the dog pressures will endanger the owner's leadership.
Therefore, the key in training is that walking times should not be too regular. Regardless of what time you go out for a walk, it must fit the owner’s convenience. Sometimes, you may even skip walking outside today. As long as you don’t decide on a fixed walking time, the dog will not become restless or bark at specific times.
Today the weather is warm, and I have free time. It’s boring to walk alone, so I’ll take you with me for a walk! If you train your dog with the right attitude from puppyhood, taking the dog out for a walk will no longer be a daily troublesome routine.
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