When a dog walks into the house, the owner not only has to take care of their food, but also train them.

Defecation training

Prepare toilets for Bichon dogs in advance, That is, prepare a larger flat plate, lay a plastic sheet on the bottom, lay a few old newspapers stained with the urine of your Bichon Frise, and put it in the corner of the corridor or in the toilet or bathroom.

The Bichon Frise's poop is usually when he wakes up from sleep or just after eating. When the Bichon Frise is about to defecate, it will smell the ground. At this time, it should be brought to the Bichon Frise's toilet immediately.

If you see the Bichon Frise not defecate in the specified toilet but in other places, you should press its nose to the place of defecation immediately, and sternly reprimand: Don't defecate here! At the same time, he spanked his ass with his hands as a warning. Then in the defecation area, wash it with soap and water to remove the odor. Otherwise, the Bichon Frise will smell its own feces and urinate there.

As long as it is repeated several times, it takes one or two weeks of patient training, and it can be learned in three or four weeks at a slower pace. In addition to going out in the future, it usually defecates in the specified place. After defecation, dispose of the two newspapers on the upper layer together with the feces, leaving the one with a slight fecal smell.

Training the Bichon Frise for a walk

For the first time taking the Bichon Frise for a walk, put a collar on it. Generally, two fingers can be inserted between the neck and the collar. The correct way to lead the Bichon Frise for a walk is to let the Bichon Frise be on the left side of the owner, do not pull the Bichon Frise to run, you should tighten the belt. After the Bichon Frise gets used to it, even if there is no strap, it will not run around casually.

Training Bichon Frises not to bark randomly

Bichon Frise barking really bothers people. At first, when the Bichon Frise didn't bark, he shouted: Don't bark! The Bichon Frise stopped barking immediately. If it doesn't work, hit it with a rolled up newspaper tube. This training method is effective. .

Training the Bichon Frise not to rush around

In order to express intimacy, the Bichon Frise has the habit of rushing towards the owner at a very fast speed. It's disturbing. When a guest comes to visit, the Bichon Frise rushes up, which makes the guest scared and the owner feels embarrassed. The method of correction is to touch the nose of the Bichon Frise with your hand while saying no to the Bichon Frise who rushed up. After a few repetitions, the Bichon Frise will stop rushing because of the lessons learned.

Dining training for Bichon Frise

Feeding Bichon Frise must be fixed in one place, for a certain period of time and provided with fixed utensils. Let the Bichon Frise learn to eat food only after the owner's permission. First put the tableware with food in front of the Bichon Frise, hold down its body and sit down. If the Bichon Frise does not obey the command and wants to eat immediately, it must immediately pick up the tableware and wait until it takes a waiting position. Just say yes and let it start eating.

Training the Bichon Frise to sit down

Put your hand on the Bichon Frise's waist and press down, while pressing, say sit down, sit down, wait for the Bichon Frise After sitting up, keep a certain distance from the Bichon Frise, issue a sit down command, and at the same time stretch out your hand and put it down horizontally, repeat it several times. After the Bichon Frise is proficient in this action, it can be effective as long as the Bichon Frise is proficient with gestures and does not need to issue commands. .

Let the Bichon Frise learn to bye bye and turn around

Place the Bichon Frise's favorite food above the Bichon Frise's head, and tempt the Bichon Frise to stand on its back feet and take it. The bye bye posture can also be trained to rotate in circles on this basis, and finally trained to rotate when the turn around password is heard.

Training to reach out and handshake

At first, shout reach out, then pick up its left front foot with one hand and its right front foot with the other , While saying: Okay, okay, draw out a hand to stroke the Bichon Frise's throat or chest, and give it some food, so that it will learn faster.

Training to bite, let go, and take

This training requires coercion and coercion. Usually a short wooden stick is used, and it is first commanded to bite, while pinching the Bichon Frise's ear with one hand, and holding the short stick in the other hand to let it bite with its mouth, which must be practiced repeatedly. The way to train it to carry it is to let someone sit down, put the thing more than ten meters away from the Bichon Frise, shout bite it, and when it bites, order it to bring it. If the stick falls in the middle, the owner must go to the place where it fell, pick up the stick, let the Bichon Frise catch it, then pick up the thing with his hand, say Okay, okay, stroking its head . After the action is proficient, it can be trained to bite and walk.

Training the Bichon Frise to have the patience to wait

When the Bichon Frise learns the wait posture, you can take it to a quiet square for a walk. First let the Bichon Frise sit down, and then issue the command Don't move, then pick up the front end of the strap, slowly back up and walk around the Bichon Frise. At this time, if the Bichon Frise changes its posture, it will be trained from the beginning. After the bichon dog learns to do this action, the owner can let go of the belt and go to a farther place, and let it wait patiently in place.

Training the Bichon Frise to be on call

Initially holding the Bichon Frise's belt, while shouting come here, pull the belt lightly to make the Bichon Frise's neck After being stimulated to run over, tell it to sit down. After getting used to it, you can untie the straps and open up the distance for training.

Teach the Bichon Frise to do the crouching action

First let the Bichon Frise take a sit down position, and then call the Put down password while placing the Bichon Frise's two front feet. Pull forward and lightly press the Bichon Bichon's back to bring it to the ground, repeating this action.

Food refusal training

Training Bichon Frise to only eat what the owner gives, not what others give. When training, you must first select a person who is not familiar with the domestic dog from time to time. This person feeds the Bichon Frise with chili or very bitter food. After eating the Bichon Frise, the Bichon Frise will feel acrid and uncomfortable, and will refuse to eat if it is fed by strangers. .