Training Corgi is like taking care of children, you can't coddle them and develop bad habits from a young age. What are the good ways and methods?

(1) During training, whenever you find that the corgi tries hard to do what you want it to do, it should be praised with kind words and deeds , and sometimes should be fed some food to encourage; and the use of intimidating language or hitting the corgi can only get the opposite result.

(2) The correct education and training of corgis is an art, and this art can only be learned by those who can really think and deal with it from a psychological point of view; and those who do not Acting according to scientific laws, treating corgis casually, or even playing with corgis, making fun of them, or using corgis to tease and intimidate others, not only will they never train a good corgi, but also The corgi will also be bred into a harmful corgi.

(3) When training a small corgi, it cannot be required to obey everything, just as such a requirement cannot be made for children. However, in the breeding process, it is necessary to point out the taboos to the corgi. In this way, corgis learn to obey as they age. If the corgi is found to do something it is not allowed to do, punish it. It should be pointed out that the punishment here is not to hit the corgi, but to shake the collar on the corgi's neck, scolding it harshly or giving it a light pat. But punishment can only be imposed if it catches on the spot what it is not allowed to do. The punishment afterwards is wrong, otherwise the corgi will understand that everything he does is wrong.

(4) During the training of the corgi, the owner had better raise and manage the corgi himself. Be flexible, speak softly, and behave generously when feeding the corgi and each time you have contact with the corgi. Coupled with daily grooming and cleaning, and playing with the corgi, gradually eliminate the corgi's defensive response and exploration response to himself, and become familiar with the owner's smell, sound, and behavior characteristics. When the corgi expresses an affectionate excited response to the owner, the corgi can be trained.

(5) The basis of all kinds of training is the unconditional obedience of corgis, which is what people often say to control and control their corgis. The most obvious manifestation of the Corgi's obedience is the practice of walking in or walking. In any case, including while playing, the corgi must return to the owner immediately upon hearing a call or whistle. This requires training when the corgi is young. If at the beginning of training, the little corgi hears the call or whistle and does not come back immediately, the owner should not punish it, and do not immediately tie it up or stop training immediately, lest the corgi may associate the approaching action with it unpleasant mood; instead, reward it more when it comes back in time.