Golden Retrievers are one of the more common household dogs. Mainly because they are easy to care for and very patient, they do not cause much trouble for their owners. As long as the owner takes them out for exercise daily and regularly takes them to the hospital for check-ups. Golden Retrievers mainly originate from Scotland, and their golden-colored fur particularly attracts people's attention. At the same time, their gentle and docile personality is deeply loved by people. They have a fairly proportionate body shape, a lively and cheerful temperament, enthusiasm, and a friendly expression. They are also very confident and not timid at all, which makes their personality especially likable. They like to play with children and are very friendly to them. So how should we train them?

Because Golden Retrievers have a relatively sensitive nature, when training, in order to help the dog better understand, we can use relatively short and clear commands, but do not repeat them excessively. Also, when giving commands, avoid speaking loudly or with a harsh tone. For Golden Retrievers with different personalities, we can use different tones to issue commands.

Like other animals, Golden Retrievers are also very sensitive. If the owner wants to train the Golden Retriever using corporal punishment, this method definitely won't work. From their perspective, your behavior will only have a negative impact on them, making the training process increasingly difficult. Because in such an environment, the dog will become extremely sensitive, causing great insecurity in their heart. Sometimes it may even cause harm to people's physical health.

During the training process of Golden Retrievers, remember that rewards should only be given when the Golden Retriever is obedient, not praised all the time, because this will confuse them and they won't know when they can get rewards and praise. This makes the training process very difficult. Also, the owner must show enough patience during training, and not think that teaching once is enough, because that is far from sufficient. You need to repeatedly teach them so they can remember. At the same time, when the dog does something wrong, you need to stop them promptly so that they can remember what they should and should not do.