Tibetan Mastiff is one of the large world famous dogs, also known as Tibetan dog, Qiang dog, Fan dog, Fan dog, Mastiff dog, etc. It is produced in Tibet, China and is now domesticated all over the world . It has a strong frame and a strong body, and is a fighting dog. So how do we tame them?

Mechanical stimulation

Mechanical stimulation is a An appliance, a method used to control a mastiff's behavior when it does not obey instructions. The most commonly used is a leash (dog leash). When the mastiff accompanies and is trained, the owner should control the direction. If you don't act according to the master's intention, you can pull the leash and force you not to do things against the master's will.

Food stimulation method

Food stimulation method is to give food rewards when the mastiff is successfully trained or to attract its attention to arouse the enthusiasm of training. If you only train and ignore the reward, the mastiff will feel that training is a very meaningless thing, and all training methods are futile. Food can stimulate the conditioned reflex of the mastiff, let it know that it is good to be obedient.

Combined training method of mechanical stimulation and reward

This method is to use mechanical method to force the mastiff to act according to the command when it refuses to receive training, and at the same time, when the action succeeds or improves, it needs to be trained. Give reward. If the mechanical stimulation intensity is too large, if the reward is too much, it will affect the normal appetite, and it is not conducive to future training. It can be combined with touching and verbal praise to achieve the purpose of reward, and the owner should show his true feelings.

Imitation training method

Imitation training method is to let trainee mastiff watch how a well-trained mastiff is trained and rewarded, and be influenced and inspired by it. This method can vividly and effectively let the mastiff understand what to do, and the training effect is sometimes beyond the mechanical stimulation method. Little VIA is influenced and inspired by VIA, making it easier to train.

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