Dog Training Tutorial How to Train Dogs to Buy Food

Training dogs must be inseparable from the stimulation of rewards, which can include toys, snacks and stroking.

When giving a dog a reward, the owner needs to do the following work:

1. Different training difficulties should lead to different rewards. For example, if the training is difficult, give them some touching stimulation. If the dog completes the difficult training, you can give them some snacks that you can't get at ordinary times as stimulation.

2. Rewards cannot be given frequently. No matter what kind of reward, if you insist on giving it every day, in the end, the dog will feel that these rewards are just what he should get at ordinary times, which makes it more difficult to carry out new training. The owner can only prepare better snacks or toys for the dog to complete the new training.

Appropriate coercion

Sometimes parents' patient guidance may not make the dog really obey the instructions immediately, so parents need a little compulsory training.

For example, in the process of training dogs not to pounce on people, parents generally guide them like this: put down the dog's legs over and over again, and immediately retreat when they see the dog pouncing on themselves, but some dogs just pounce on people.

When you meet such dogs, when they pounce on you again, you can just push them away and tell them in a commanding tone, which won't do. If dogs continue to pounce on people, parents can pat their noses gently.

In the process of compulsory training, the host must not "slap a piece of candy", otherwise your compulsory training will not have any effect.