"I didn't take my rhubarb out for a walk yesterday, and today he lost his temper and ignored me." Some scavengers take their dogs out for a walk every day, but as they walk, they find that their dogs' tempers become more and more w...
"I didn't take my rhubarb out for a walk yesterday, and today he lost his temper and ignored me." Some scavengers take their dogs out for a walk every day, but as they walk, they find that their dogs' tempers become more and more willful. So, how to train a dog? How can a dog be obedient? Let’s take a look!
The first thing to note is that no matter what kind of dog they are, they are very sensitive to time. If you take your dog out for a walk at eight o'clock every afternoon, it will remember this time as long as it lasts for a week. In the future, whenever the "break time" approaches, the dog is already ready to go out. If the owner happens to be busy, it will naturally rush the dog, become restless, and even continue to bark. In today's apartment living environment, when a dog barks, the scavenger will immediately take the dog out for a walk in order to avoid protests from the neighbors according to the dog's request.
Over time, this kind of "having to go out" behavior will endanger the leader's leadership status (although he may not have any leadership status at ordinary times). Therefore, the focus of training is that the walking time should not be too regular. No matter what time you go for a walk, you must cooperate with the owner's convenience. Sometimes, you can even "not go out for a walk today." As long as you don't decide on a fixed walk time, your dog won't get restless or bark at specific times.
"The morning air feels very good, shall I take you for a walk? Rhubarb, together?" Treat the dog as a friend, and take them out for a walk with a consultative tone and behavior. In this way, I believe it will become much easier to take the dog out for a walk, and the dog will not force the dog to do things he doesn't like.
