Isn't it very joyful to have your Labrador understand your commands and deliver newspapers and such? How to train a Labrador to deliver things? This article briefly introduces methods for everyone.

　　1. Slowly open the Labrador's mouth, then give the command "bite," place the newspaper or other object into its mouth, and gently support its chin until your dog understands to bite the object firmly.

　　2. Let your dog bite the object, then lead it forward with a leash, helping the dog get used to walking while holding the object. Once successful, be sure to reward your dog. Repeat this several times until skilled.

　　3. Finally, try removing the leash and train your dog to go to a distance by itself to fetch the item for you.

　　The best age to train your dog is 6 months or older. The key is to establish a good foundation by first teaching obedience commands like heel and sit. When your dog is accustomed to listening to you, it will naturally master other commands as well. The key is to lay a solid foundation with obedience training such as heel and sit, so your smart dog can easily grasp your commands later. Gradually proceed step by step, breaking tasks into small parts. Each time your dog successfully completes a task, provide encouragement and repeat the training multiple times until proficient.

　　Never hit your dog. Train with commands, using a stern tone similar to how your parents were strict when you were young, and a gentle tone for encouragement, like when you were grown and dating. Make sure your dog gets rest. If you feel tired, you might take supplements, but your dog doesn’t need them. Limit training to a maximum of 15 minutes per action daily, or your dog will grow bored and fatigued. (Source: PetsZone)