How to train Meika dogs

The basic subject training of dog obedience training is to lay the foundation for the application and practical application of the subject, cultivate the dog's obedience and make the dog obey the master's command better. There are many contents in basic subject training. Now, several common subject training methods are introduced as follows: Wait for a simple downward gesture to make the dog sit down. Wait for it to sit down, and then issue the second password "wait a minute". At the same time, walk around the dog with a leash to see if it can sit in the same place all the time. Go to the dog again, then back off, let the leash straighten, and repeat the password "wait a minute". If the dog still doesn't move, then the training is successful. If you move, you have to start again and practice again. The purpose of training in this subject is to make the dog sit on the owner's left side smoothly according to the owner's gestures and passwords under any circumstances. When training, first call the dog's name to attract its attention, then send out the password "come", make the gesture of "come" with your right hand (the right hand stretches forward and then naturally puts it down), and at the same time pull the training rope backwards with your left hand to drive the dog forward. When it comes to its owner, it is necessary to reward it in time. After so much training, the dog can follow the master's password. However, it should be noted that some dogs often do not respond after hearing the password or seeing the gesture. At this time, the host can't worry, he must be patient. Try to do some actions that can excite him, such as clapping, squatting, retreating or running in the opposite direction. Urged him to come. Remember not to catch him or chase him with sudden movements, or the dog will be affected. Some dogs, stimulated by this new phenomenon, will run around and disobey your instructions. At this time, you should grab the training rope again, make a gesture of coming with your right hand, and let the dog come with a threatening password. In addition to issuing a "sit down" password, it is best to reach out and make a clear gesture of "sit down". When the dog sits down, you can move forward a little. If it follows you, take it back to its original place and repeat instructions and auxiliary gestures. Do this over and over again, and don't forget to reward the dog every time his movements meet the requirements. After proficiency, you can try to gradually open the distance from the dog, and finally you can train your dog to sit quietly in your sight and wait for you. Squat down and let the dog sit down first, then give the order of "crouch down", at the same time pat the ground gently, and pull the leash if necessary to strengthen the command effect. Wait for it to come down, and then give the order "Don't move". In the future, if you want the dog to keep quiet before returning to it, you can use this password. Walk with your back to the dog until you can straighten your belt, then turn around and face the dog. If you see that it wants to move at this time, you can use your palm to signal and continue to strengthen the command "Don't move". After a minute or so, go back to the dog and see if it continues to lie down. This kind of training can strengthen the dog's obedience to the owner's orders. If it is still on the ground, then you can end this exercise. Praise the dog after each practice and let it know that the practice is over. A touch and a few compliments can make the dog feel very happy and willing to accept all kinds of training. The purpose of companion training is to cultivate the dog's ability to walk side by side with the owner near the owner's left side according to the owner's command, and to maintain the correct posture in the process, without leading or falling behind. Before training, find a clean and flat place and let it play for a while. After the training begins, pull the leash by hand, call the dog's name to attract its attention, and then send out the password "lean" to let the dog approach his left side. At the same time, pull the leash forward with your left hand to speed up the pace, and the walking distance should not be less than 100 m at a time. When the dog is moving forward or backward, immediately issue a "lean" password to correct it, and pull the leash 1 time to stimulate the dog. In order to make the dog form a conditioned reflex to gestures, you can pull the leash with your right hand and lengthen the leash. Once the dog is out of the right position, pat its left thigh with its left hand and give the command of "tilt" at the same time. When the dog does not execute the password when it is stimulated by new stimuli, it can issue a threatening tone password and correct its behavior by yanking the stimulation of the leash. After repeated training, dogs can form conditioned reflex. When it can travel correctly according to the password without a leash, it is even more difficult to train in a more complicated environment, coupled with training such as changing speed and direction. When the dog completes the prescribed action, it should be rewarded immediately. There are many ways, such as touching its head or giving it some food it likes. Scratching on the street is the basis of training in many subjects, and it is also the action that pet dogs often train. Its purpose is to train dogs to give things to their owners. The training of selecting questions is a complex action, including "selecting questions", "spitting out questions", "coming to questions" and "distinguishing questions". Therefore, the training must be gradual, so that it can gradually form various conditioned reflexes, and it must not be rushed. First of all, we should train them to form a conditioned reflex to the two passwords of "title" and "spit". Training methods should be treated according to different nerve types and their own conditions, generally using induction or coercion. During induction training, you should choose a quiet environment and carry items that are easy to excite the dog. Holding the object in his right hand, he quickly shakes it in front of the dog, causing the dog to be excited. Then he throws the object 1 ~ 2 meters away, and gives the password of "bit" immediately at the moment of throwing the object, and gives the password of "bit" again when the dog reaches the place where the object falls, so as to strengthen the instruction effect. If it successfully grabs the item and runs back, it should be given a "good" password and a touch reward, let it hold the item in its mouth for a while (about 30 seconds), then give it a "spit" password and reach for it. If the dog puts the goods in the owner's hand, the owner will give the dog food rewards after taking them away. After repeated practice, conditioned reflex can be formed. When using compulsory training, the shilling dog sits on the owner's left side, the owner holds the object in his right hand, opens the dog's mouth with his left hand, gives a "bite" command, puts the object in the dog's mouth, and then holds the dog's chin with his right hand. At the beginning of the training, after the dog holds it for a few seconds, it can issue a "vomit" password, take out the items and give rewards. After repeated training, you can "bite" and "spit" according to the password. On this basis, the ability to grab, throw and send things is carried out, thus training dogs to have the ability to distinguish and hide. When training to grab the thrown object, we should combine gestures (pointing to the object to be grabbed). When a dog grabs an object, it can give the "come" command. Dogs should be rewarded after completing their actions. If you don't come after passing the title of dog, you can force it to come with a training rope. Barking first orders the dog to sit down and tie one end of the leash to a relatively solid object. After tying it, it will give the dog a command of "barking", accompanied by gestures (the right hand is half extended, the palm is down, and the dog is caught three or four times), and at the same time, the left hand holds its favorite food to lure it in front of it. The stimulation of food will arouse the excitement of the dog, but it can't eat it if it wants to. If you are not satisfied, you will speak loudly. At the beginning of training, reward food after the dog barks; As the training goes on, the reward will be gradually reduced until it is completely cancelled, thus forming the habit that it can bark as long as it listens to the password and looks at the gesture. In addition, dogs should be trained to express what they can't hold or move by barking. Therefore, you can use the dog's most exciting items, put them where the dog can't get them, let the dog get them, and give the "bark" password. If you can bark, reward immediately and take out the items for the dog. By repeating this many times, the dog's ability to express what he can't hold or can't hold can be cultivated in the form of barking. When you do this training quietly, you need the help of an extra person. After the training begins, let the man sneak up on the dog. When the dog found the man and wanted to bark loudly, the owner gave him a "quiet" password and gestured at the same time (put his right hand in front of his mouth and put out his index finger in line with his nose), patting his mouth to indicate that barking was forbidden to keep quiet. The purpose of prohibiting training is to correct the dog's bad habits of picking up food everywhere, eating food given by strangers, biting people and animals, and to prevent accidents. 1, the method of training dogs not to pick up food anywhere. When training, first put the food in an obvious place, and then pretend to take the dog for a walk here. When the dog approaches the food and shows a desire to eat, it will immediately issue a "no" password in a threatening tone, accompanied by jerking the dog rope to stimulate the dog to stop its action of picking up the food. When the dog no longer wants to pick up food, it will be rewarded immediately. Repeated training is enough. 2. In the process of refusing to eat, find an assistant and let him pretend to approach the dog naturally and give it food. When it wants to eat, the owner immediately gives a "no" password and taps its mouth. At this point, the assistant urged the dog to eat again. If it still wants to eat, its owner needs to give it more stimulation. At this time, the owner can issue a "woof-woof" password and pretend to pat the assistant to cheer for the dog to arouse its positive defensive response. When the dog is emotional and barks at the assistant, the owner rewards the dog and the assistant takes the opportunity to escape. Of course, the assistant can also throw food in front of the dog. When the dog wants to hug it or pick it up, the owner immediately gives a "no" password and yanks the leash to stimulate it. If the dog stops picking up food, it will be rewarded. 3. Train to stop bad behaviors, such as biting people and animals. Take dogs to places where people, livestock and birds are active. First, relax the leash and let the dog move freely, but the owner should not relax his vigilance and closely monitor the dog's actions. Once it bites people and animals, the owner should immediately issue a "no" password in a threatening tone, accompanied by mechanical stimulation of the dog by pulling the belt, and reward it with a "good" password if it stops acting. After repeated training, the training rope can be used to reduce the mechanical stimulation until the training rope is cancelled. Training to prohibit others from throwing things. During training, the assistant will first throw out the items in his hand. If the dog wants to chase the title, the owner should immediately give a "no" password and pull the leash to stop it. If the dog stops moving, it will be rewarded. Then another assistant throws the object again. If the dog still wants to chase the question, repeat the above method to stop it. The same method can be carried out 3 ~ 4 times per training. When it no longer pursues the objects thrown by others, it achieves the purpose of training. The jumping action of jumping training dogs can start from jumping a small board wall 30 ~ 40 cm high. The owner led the dog 5 ~ 6 steps away from the small board wall and ran to the front of the small board wall. At the same time, the master gives the password of "jump" and pulls the rope in the direction of the small board wall. If the dog jumps, it will be rewarded. This kind of training can be repeated 2 ~ 3 times at the same time. In addition, the method of teasing with food can also be used. When this kind of training is proficient, it can be gradually changed to a simple method of password plus gesture, and the jumping height can be gradually increased, or jumping over fences, overhead, circles, trenches, etc. Training can be conducted as needed. During boarding and descending training, dogs are brought to the front of the ladder, and food is placed on each floor or the top platform of the ladder. After the owner gives the "go" command, the dog can get on the platform smoothly because the food can stimulate the dog's excitement. The owner can also take it to climb the stairs after giving the password of "go up", and then train it to go up and down the stairs alone. The crawling action is carried out after the dog has mastered the actions of "sitting" and "lying". During training, the dog is first ordered to lie down, and the owner makes a crawling posture (hands extended forward, palms down, left and right hands extended and contracted into a seesaw action) while giving the password of "crawling". If it can crawl forward as required, it will be rewarded. If it stands up instead of crawling, immediately order it to lie down again, hold its back with your hand, and then continue to order it to crawl. After repeated training, you can train the ability to crawl forward. Dogs kept indoors especially like outdoor activities. As soon as they opened the door, they wanted to run away. When training them to go in and out, they should open the door first, and give instructions of "waiting" or "retreating" in time to stop their impulse to run out. If they are obedient, they will take them out for activities. When you get home, you should also give the order of "waiting" at the door, and then give the order of "ready" to let it enter the house. However, there are still some indoor dogs who dare not go out. These dogs who dare not go out should be encouraged. At the beginning, drag it out of the door, take it around the house for a while, and always give it encouragement and comfort with gentle words to make it no longer timid. Don't forget, the more sensitive dogs are to hearing and smell, the more likely they are to have fear. Some people don't like to go out, and of course there will be dogs who are crazy outside and don't like to go in. They always don't like to stay in the kennel. When training such a dog, you can first take it to the door, give the order to "go in", and at the same time push its ass hard to push it into the kennel. When it wants to come out again, it will issue a "wait" password. And train repeatedly like this. When it stays in the kennel, it can be praised by caressing and other actions. Repeatedly, people who don't like to enter the house can quickly enter the dog house after hearing the "go in" instruction.