Training pet dogs should be done step by step. No matter what the training content is, it should follow a proper sequence. Also, a detailed training plan should be made to train the pet dog stage by stage. So generally speaking, what stages are needed for training a dog?

　　The first stage of dog training should be to let the pet dog first master some basic commands and understand its own name. Note that the dog's name should not be changed casually, especially once the dog has started learning its name, it must not be changed midway. During this stage, the dog should also be trained to adapt to some training aids, such as wearing a collar, leash, and so on.

　　The second stage of dog training can expand the use of training aids, such as food and toy temptations. During training the dog to sit or heel, this method can be used. If the dog successfully completes the training content, it should be rewarded with food or toys. Of course, if the dog is naughty and fails to complete the training, no reward should be given; instead, appropriate punishment should be applied.

　　The third stage of dog training means the dog should have roughly mastered the training content, so this stage should reinforce the training. For example, the sitting training time can be gradually extended, and the heeling training distance can be gradually increased. By strengthening the training, the dog's training results will improve.

　　Dog training is a process that goes from simple to complex. Dog training can start when the dog is young, but it should begin with the simplest and easiest training content. As the dog grows, the training difficulty and requirements should gradually be increased.