To train dogs to catch frisbees, you need to grasp the training commands and key points. Here, the editor summarizes the methods to train dogs to catch frisbees for you.

　　1. Training commands: Actually, the whole process gradually increases the number of times the dog bites the frisbee when excited. At this time, use the commands "bite" and "release." After becoming familiar with these two commands, you can first let the dog "sit," then "bite," followed by obedience commands such as "stay" and "lie down."

　　2. Training circling: Circling can be practiced by rolling the frisbee like a wheel on the ground. This is easier and helps the dog get used to biting moving objects. If the frisbee is thrown flat, the dog may develop a habit of picking up frisbees that land on the ground, which is more troublesome. When training circling, you can use a control leash (a very long lead) to assist the training.

　　3. Training to use leverage: Training to use leverage only requires adding a part of the owner's body between the dog and the frisbee after the dog is familiar with the "bite" command. It is best to start with the leg, then train on the upper back, as training on legs is easier.

　　4. Training to catch in the air: After the previous training is well done, this action will naturally require less effort. Just pay attention to gradually increasing the distance from near to far.

　　5. Training reaction speed: At this time, use multiple frisbees for training, allowing the dog to continuously "bite" and "release," gradually increasing the speed.