Corgi dogs can’t be petted, never petted when they were young NO.

Training methods: including inducement, coercion, prohibition and reward.

Induction means that the owner uses the dog's favorite food and items to induce the dog to make a certain action, or uses the dog's spontaneous action, and uses it in combination with passwords and gestures to establish conditions. A means to reflect or enhance the training effect

In dog training, the principle of step by step, from simple to complex, according to the dog's conditions, and treated separately must be followed.

Training a dog to do every complete movement is not something that can be done in one go. It must be trained step by step, from simple to complex, and a dynamic stereotype is formed by combining various single conditioned reflexes. For example, in the action of taking the title, it includes a series of conditioned reflexes such as sit on the left side, go, title, come, forming a fixed dynamic stereotype. In the future, as long as the dog hears the password of title, it will be completed. this series of actions.

Because of the different nerve types, personality characteristics and training purposes of various dogs, in training, they should be treated according to the dog's conditions, otherwise, the best training method will be ineffective. For example, those who have a strong reaction to food can be stimulated with more food; for fierce and aggressive dogs, strict requirements should be used to strengthen the cultivation of their obedience and attachment; The action is close and patiently induced. In short, it is necessary to train according to the characteristics of the dog.

Prohibition is a means used by owners to stop their bad behavior. Prohibition is essentially a punishment for dogs, which can only be used when the dog has bad behavior, and when the dog delays the execution of the password, only coercive means can be used instead of prohibition. When using prohibited means, be serious and firm, but do not physically punish the dog. The restraint should be timely, and the restraint is effective only when the dog has the desire to violate the prohibition or in the early stage of the prohibition. Prohibition after the event is not only useless, but will make the dog's nerves confused and overwhelmed. After the dog stops violating the prohibition, it should be rewarded immediately to relieve the dog's nervous state.

Reward is a means to strengthen the dog's correct action, consolidate the behavior that has been developed, and adjust the dog's neurological state. Reward methods include feeding, petting, swimming, and verbal praise for good. Rewards are extremely important in dog training, but they must be used properly, otherwise, good results will not be received.