Hospitals and grooming salons are places where dogs often go, and most dogs are naturally afraid of heights. Grooming tables and medical tables often make them fearful and want them to stand firmly on grooming. This requires training!

Step one: The way to train is: slowly and gently hold it to the table and give it a little time to get used to being on the heights. Remember that the table top should not be too smooth, slipping will increase the dog's fear.

Step 2: Hold it to prevent it from falling, let it get used to it, and reward it with some food.

Step 3: Practice until it sits calmly on the table for you to fiddle with its ears, eyes, mouth, claws and hips.

Step 4: Once the dog is used to you examining him on the table, ask your friend to help him practice and get the dog used to other people like a veterinarian or groomer fiddle with it. You can stand by and monitor the process. If the dog shows fear, help calm his emotions. If the dog is quietly being checked by a friend, you can ask your friend to give him some food as a reward.

Step 5: Let your friend lead the dog up close and take some time to get acquainted with each other to make him feel comfortable. Ask your friend to gently check the dog's ears and eyes, then have him check each pair of paws, then hold it up to keep it from moving, let it go if it's quiet, and watch the dog's back. department. As the exercise progresses, examine it gently and persistently, but don't force it to accept.

1. Carefully observe the dog for signs of nervousness during training. Such as licking lips, clawing out, opening mouth, or gasping for breath. If you see these signs, ask your friend or helper to be gentle and slow, and give him a snack.

2. Try to find different people to practice with the dog in different places until it can accept being manipulated anywhere. Different dogs require different times of practice, so continue training for a long time until It feels relaxed and natural.