There is a sequence of training. Giving too many new commands at once will confuse the dog, teach them one at a time and only teach the next one when you understand it, and review old commands and reward the dog when they are completed. I. Name recognition The first step at the beginning is to teach him to recognise his name, call his name repeatedly and give him encouragement when he looks at you; if he ignores you, get him to move his eyes to you with a toy or treat and give him encouragement again. When dogs listen to commands, they understand the tone of human speech, and a happy and pleasant tone will let them know they are doing the right thing, and then cooperate with encouragement, for example: touching the head, giving food, etc. Pay special attention to the fact that encouragement should be given as soon as the dog does the right thing. The simpler the command, the better. It is useless to scold afterwards, as the dog cannot understand why the owner is angry. Five, catch the right training time Too long or too much training will make the dog’s attention reduced, it is recommended that each time a short period of time, spread out the number of times the way.
