How to Train a Teddy Dog Better? Master a Few Points to Instantly Become a "Xiaotian Dog"
Many people like raising Teddy dogs. Because Teddy dogs have lively personalities, good memory, high intelligence, and are relatively calm and gentle, they look adorable. Moreover, they have a long lifespan. Mini Teddy dogs can live about 14 years, and Toy Teddy dogs can live about 15 years, which is much longer than the average 10 years of large dogs, so they can accompany their owners for a long time. So, how to train a Teddy dog better?
1. Grasp the right time to start training the dog. Generally, Teddy dogs can begin training their nose sniffing and mouth gripping abilities at 3-4 months old;
2. Develop the ability to recognize the "toilet area" to prevent the dog from urinating and defecating everywhere as it grows up;
3. Training of "criticism" and "praise" commands, letting the dog know what is allowed and what is not;
4. Prohibit the "random barking" command training. Some dogs like to bark for no reason, which can be very annoying. Therefore, cultivating the habit of not barking loudly from a young age is very important. For example, if it barks when guests come, give it a few scoldings; gradually it will understand that it is not allowed to bark when there are guests. By analogy, other scenes where barking is undesired should be met with small punishments;
5. Cultivate its habit of "returning to the house." At first, use a leash or your hand to force it in, along with the relevant command. Gradually, when the command is given, it will understand and return to its "house" by itself;
The summarized techniques are as follows:
1. Food stimulation method: Using food to stimulate the dog under training to complete the prescribed actions;
2. Mechanical stimulation method: Using mechanical tools such as leather straps or dog chains to force the dog under training to respond in a certain way;
3. Combining rewards and punishments: Give it food or pet it when it does well; scold or tap it when it does not. Of course, do not overdo rewards and punishments, as dogs, like children, may develop rebellious psychology, and haste makes waste.
