What are some tips for training a Labra?

The first is to train the Labrador to open its mouth gently, and then the owner gives the command to "bite", and then put the slipper or something else into its mouth, and gently hold its chin until the dog can understand the meaning of biting the object.

The second type: the dog bites the object, and then the owner leads it forward with a rope, so that the Labrador gets used to biting the object and walking, and if it succeeds, it must be rewarded.

If the training is successful, then it can be let loosen the rope and go to the owner to fetch the item himself.

Labrador is easy to receive training at an age of about 6 months, the main thing is to lay a good foundation, follow along, sit and stand and other simple training, when it is used to listening to the owner's instructions, and then give it other instructions later, it can naturally master well.

Step by step, try to break down the steps as much as possible, learn step by step, give a reward every time Labrador succeeds in a move, and then repeat the training several times until you are familiar with it.

We all know that Labradors are very intelligent dogs, and their IQ is still ranked high among all dogs, so most Labrador owners want to train their dogs, so how should Labradors be trained?

The best time to train a Labrador is when the dog is about eight months old, and the training action can start with sitting down, shaking hands, then lying down, excretion training, and finally contact to follow.

If you want to train a good dog, you must have a certain amount of patience, you can't scold the dog because of the dog's mistakes, and if the dog does well, you can also give some food rewards.

In fact, if you don't train well, you can also find an institution that specializes in training dogs, which can also make dogs learn faster.

You can feed you food to repeat a certain action, and over time you can train it.

Labradoodles are still very intelligent and must be cultivated from an early age, especially paying attention to hygiene habits, and keeping them on a leash every time they go out.

When training a dog, you must have a relatively simple password, so that the dog is easy to understand and will be very cooperative to complete the training. The owner should also remember to give the dog a certain reward after the dog is trained, and you can't scold or beat at will, just train more.

Train the dog to use the method of reward-based, criticism as a supplement, praise the dog more, he will learn faster.

The easiest thing is to shake hands and sit down, and the rest of the majors should buy some books to read.

All training is reflexive, and that's where you start.

In fact, it is better to train in professional institutions, and there are always many deficiencies in self-training.

The best training time is between three months and eight months of the dog's age, the dog at this stage is very curious about many things, and it is more suitable for training, once the dog learns these movements, it will never forget it for the rest of its life.

In training, whenever you see a Labrador trying to do what you want it to do, praise it with kind words and deeds, and sometimes encourage it with food.

The Labrador will always have some fixed actions before convenience, such as lowering its head and sniffing repeatedly in a small area, walking back and forth, turning in circles, etc., once these movements appear, hold it to the designated place to make it convenient, so that it can form a habit in memory. Indoor Labradors are particularly active and sometimes want to run out as soon as they open the door, so they should be stopped by issuing a "wait" or "back" command in time. Then slowly take it out for activities; When you go home, you should also give the "wait for leave" command at the door, and then give the "okay" order to let it into the house.

Individual indoor dogs will also be afraid to go out, so they will start to use some force to pull them out of the door, linger around the house for a while, and at the same time give them gentle encouragement to make them no longer timid.

The best age for a dog to be trained is 6 months or older, of course, not so old that it can't walk. The most important thing is to lay a good foundation, first carry out obedience training such as accompanying and sitting, the dog is used to listening to your instructions, and then you have other instructions for it, which is smart and can also be well mastered.

Step by step, try to break down the steps, learn step by step, every time the dog successfully does a move, give encouragement, and repeat the training many times until it is proficient. Never hit your dog, you should train with instructions, give instructions in a tone that is as serious as your parents did to you when you were younger, and a gentle tone when you give encouragement, just like when you were growing up talking to someone.

Pay attention to let the dog rest, you feel tired and know to buy some health supplements, it is not, there is no need, your dog every action is the most regretful training for 15 minutes a day, otherwise it will be bored and tired. If you are very wealthy and have found a good school for a fee, and send your dog there to learn, then when he comes home, you must supervise and assist your dog to review the lessons he has learned, so that his dog can become the best student in the school.