Dog training starts at an early age, as does Bichon. So how do you master the skills to train them?

handshake

At first, shout reach out, then pick up its left front foot with one hand, The other hand picks up its right front foot. While saying yes, take out a hand to touch the dog's neck or chest, and you can also give it some food as a reward, so that it will learn quickly.

It is natural for puppies to scratch each other when they play. It will also scratch you. At this time, hold its front foot and say: Shake hands! It will often reach out to your hand. When it lifts its right foot, shake it with your right hand, and then praise and reward it. Repeats the handshake command until it does so again. When it has learned to shake hands properly, teach it to shake hands with its left foot, and then give a different command, such as: the other hand.

Turns

In the beginning, turning can be a problem, you must remember to follow the dog before making a left turn and keep the dog on the leash to keep the dog following you , turn left, and walk in circles with right foot. If it doesn't walk with you, firmly say, Follow. At the same time, touch it with your knee and give it a jerk to remind it what to do. The practice of making a right turn is basically the same as above, and only in this way can the dog take the long way. Turn right, walk around with your left foot, and say, Follow! as you walk, let it follow the rope in a circle.

If it has mastered the simple pace, then it is time to change the pace, fast and slow, often changing, so that it is always in the right position, having two of your friends as two positions, Or place the two chairs 8-10 steps apart, start from the middle of the two points around the other, then go back to the starting point and walk in a 8 shape.

When you gently pull the leash to your hands and lead it to different places, you will find that it has learned to follow the leash thoroughly. If it rushes forward, just let it walk freely on the leash for a while. When it does, take it off the leash completely and teach it to follow. In the future, no matter where you go, it will always rush to your left.

Stand

If the dog has learned to sit, as soon as you stop it, it will sit, reach out to it and command stand up while grabbing its feet. When needed, lift it up slightly so that its heels are on the ground, and continue to repeat the command Stand! Finally, while it is in this position, let it hold for a few seconds, do not let it relax into a sit position, continue Grab its feet and command Stand until it masters each command.