How to pounce on a Chow Chow?

In principle, all pet dogs are suitable for training from 2 months to 12 months of age, but the Chow Chow is introverted, has an independent personality, is arrogant, cold, stubborn, and very self-egotiable. But it is very fond of its owner, very affectionate to the owner, friendly, close and loyal to the owner. It behaves particularly well when it is a puppy, so many people neglect to train it, so it is not until it reaches the adult dog that their unique character will be revealed, so it is more difficult to domesticate, and the Chow Chow needs a strong and stubborn owner, this person is the owner recognized by the Chow Chow.

The Chow Chow is loyal to its owner and completely obeys his master's commands. Therefore, the best training period for a Chow Chow should be between 4 months and 10 months of age. The first is emotional investment, the Chow Chow is very fond of grooming its body hair, in the process of grooming you have to establish your majesty in its heart, so that it acknowledges that you are its master, only then can it obey your training of it.

The loyal and simple nature of the Chow Chow makes it fully express the characteristics of "one tendon" in training, which is also a difficulty hindering the training process. In order to overcome this difficulty, the training technique of "starting early is strong" should be adopted, that is, the training of the Chow Chow puppy should be carried out in advance, and all aspects of its ability should be cultivated from the puppy period. The large amount of vitamin B in HC puppy food can effectively develop the brain and make the dog smarter.

To train the Chow Chow not to bite, the keeper needs to establish his authority and let the Chow know that it is ruled and needs to obey the keeper unconditionally. Keepers must not be too close to the Chow Chow and should not make eye contact with the Chow Chow. When the keeper feeds the Chow Chow, he must let the Chow Chow know that it will only have food after the keeper has eaten.

To train the Chow Chow not to bite, the breeder needs to establish his or her authority and make sure that the Chow Chow sees you as a leader. In the world of dogs, there is absolute obedience to the commander, and it will not bite the commander.

Breeders need to call not to be too close to the Chow Chow in normal times, and in the cognitive view of the Chow Chow, the leader will not be okay with it. The breeder also needs to keep the dog's eyes out of contact with him to avoid the Chow Chow thinking that the breeder is showing weakness.

When feeding, the chow chow must be fed after the keeper has eaten. This is done to let the Chow Chow know that it will only have food after the keeper has eaten, and let it know that it needs to obey the keeper.

The chow chow bites a man and bites a dog can be punished appropriately, patting it in the mouth and scolding it seriously. You can also gently pet it and hug it to soothe its emotions. If the Chow Chow also has symptoms such as irritable temperament, abnormal behavior, pica, etc., it may have rabies and need to be vigilant.

For a chow that bites a person and bites a dog, appropriate punishment can be applied, such as gently patting its mouth and back, and at the same time reprimanding it loudly in a harsh tone to let it know that it is wrong to do so.

Once you find out that the Chow Chow has the motive to bite, our owner must immediately stop it and comfort its emotions, you can also gently pet it, hug it, soothe its emotions, and wait until it is a little calmer to give it a little reward.

Indiscriminate biting of a person and a dog can also be a sign of rabies and needs to be vigilant. If the Chow Chow has rabies, it may also have symptoms such as irritability, abnormal behavior, and ectoria and rock fetish.

As the saying goes, "a rabbit bites when it's in a hurry", a rabbit is a very docile and timid animal, but it also has a bottom line of character, and it will bite once it is touched.

The Chow Chow usually looks honest and calm, but its personality is also relatively autonomous, and once it is played with fun, it will also touch the bottom line of its forbearance, and it will also resist or attack people angrily.

In many cases, Chow Chows do not bite and can treat their owners in a friendly and calm manner. Chow Chows have their own dignity and their own way of thinking, they don't like to be teased and teased. If a human deliberately teases it, the Chow Chow will ignore you at first, and if the teasing continues, then the Chow Chow will turn from calm to angry and bite.