With the continuous development of the social economy, people's living standards are constantly improving, but the pressure is also increasing, and loneliness has become commonplace. During leisure time, loneliness slowly arises in the heart. Nowadays, people have various ways to alleviate loneliness, such as raising small animals, which is the top choice for many families. Small animals are not only adorable but also sometimes good helpers for guarding the house. Among the many diverse small animals on the market, the Great Pyrenees is very popular. However, like other puppies, it can be disobedient. Therefore, as an owner, you must grasp certain methods when training it to make it obedient.

Generally speaking, if a dog is disobedient, training should start from puppyhood as it helps develop good habits. Firstly, the main point is to train the dog to understand the meaning of each of your commands. When giving instructions to the dog, the language must be clear, and you should not speak in a continuous stream; appropriate pauses are necessary. At the same time, if the dog does not well execute your command, do not lose your temper. Be patient, speak firmly and calmly. During training, your attitude must be resolute. If the dog acts cute and cuddly to avoid completing your commands, you must not be fooled. You must show the owner's authority and not let it develop spoiled and willful habits.

In daily life, if the dog is disobedient, the owner should immediately give the dog certain punishment when the dog makes a mistake. Do not wait two or three days and then suddenly punish it, as this will confuse the dog. It is important to let the dog have a correct understanding of right and wrong. If the dog is still disobedient, you can adopt stricter punishments, such as withholding food, to let it know that it was wrong.

Dog training must not be sloppy and must be taken seriously. Training the dog from a young age can make it more obedient and sensible, winning more affection from the owner.