Schnauzer

　　Many owners think that the most difficult point in dog training is that dogs do not understand their meaning. However, dog training experts say the most difficult point in dog training is the owner, because the owner’s emotions are complicated. They may get angry when the dog consistently does not understand their commands. When you are angry, the dog may become even more confused, which can lead to failure in completing commands, fear of the owner, reluctance to train, and other psychological issues.

　　To achieve the best dog training results, the owner must first build psychological preparedness. An untrained dog is like a newborn child; they do not understand anything and require your patient and repeated teaching. When they often forget a certain action or command, the owner must not release their dissatisfaction onto the dog. Instead, think about whether you yourself also learned various life skills through countless training sessions when you were a child.

　　Since dogs cannot understand human language, training relies on the owner’s repeated and patient guidance. For example, when training a dog to poop at a designated spot, if the owner comes home and sees poop in the middle of the living room, and then drags the dog over to scold it, the dog may only think that you are forbidding it to poop in the middle of the living room. As a result, next time it may poop somewhere else. Some owners lose patience during repetitive training and resort to corporal punishment. After punishment, the dog will only feel fear and will not truly master the skills you want it to learn.

　　Therefore, if you are an impatient person, you should think carefully before purchasing or adopting a dog, because the training process may drive you crazy. You may gradually forget the good qualities of your dog during the day-to-day training, replaced by endless complaints and dissatisfaction. This will prevent both you and your dog from improving your quality of life. (Source: PetsZone)