Giving all pet dogs the necessary training is an integral part of growing up. Correct and reasonable training can make St. Bernard dogs more intelligent and obedient, have better living habits, and master more special skills. The training of St. Bernards should start with puppies, and the owner should also master the correct training methods to train St. Bernards.

St. Bernard training should start with simple, monotonous training. For example, on the carpet, let the dog try to hunt down some toys, and then begin to adapt to the owner's praise method, and let the dog know its name through the owner's usual shouting . When the dog is familiar with his name and responds quickly, he can start the training of difficult living habits.

In the process of training, the master should be gradual and firm. When the St. Bernard dog completely masters a training action, the next training content is carried out. At the same time, in the process of training, the master's attitude must be firm, and rewards and punishments must be clearly defined. When the dog does it right, the owner encourages praise with praise, or praises the St. Bernard with food.

We all know that the St. Bernard dog has the obedience to obey the leadership of the strong, so in the process of training, the owner must establish his own leadership. The host is not only the supplier of food, the leader of the game, but also the leader of behavior. The attitude must be calm and firm, yet friendly and gentle, in order to obtain the obedience and loyalty of the St. Bernard.

There are several ways to domesticate a St. Bernard dog, but the training methods used should be different for each dog with a different personality. General owners can adopt comprehensive methods such as food temptation, guidance, and machinery to train St. Bernards, and they can stop training an action until the pet St. Bernards form a conditioned reflex.