If there were an intelligence ranking in the pet world, the extremely intelligent Border Collie would definitely be on the list. But it is precisely because of this reason that many dog owners both love and hate Border Collies. They love Border Collies for their innate intelligence and quick understanding of their owner's intentions, yet hate them for being too smart and always seeing through their owner's "little tricks." In fact, there is no need to worry too much about this, because as long as we master the following three small tips, no matter how intelligent the Border Collie is, it will definitely be "convinced" by our love.

When training Border Collie puppies, we should not expect them to obey immediately. We must first build a bond with the puppies. During this bonding process, not only can we better understand the Border Collie puppies, but the puppies can also better understand us. Only when the emotional foundation is laid well can we provide a good premise for future training.

Once the emotional bonding is in place, we can start training the Border Collie puppies. At this time, commands must be clear and simple because no matter how smart the puppy is, it’s still a dog and cannot understand long or complicated commands. For example, if you want to train the Border Collie puppy to sit, you only need to issue the command "sit," not "sit down" or "sit down now. "

In addition, when training Border Collie puppies, you should also pay attention to a combination of rewards and punishments. When the puppy does not do well, we can give appropriate criticism, and once the Border Collie puppy performs very well, we need to give rewards promptly. This reward can be a head pat, dog food, or the puppy’s favorite snacks.

Training Border Collie puppies is actually not very difficult, so we only need to train them with sincerity and dedication. But the most important thing is that if you decide to raise a Border Collie puppy, you must be responsible for it. Besides training, you also need to devote some effort to its diet, hygiene, and other areas.