Chow Chow is an ancient dog breed native to Tibet, China, at least 2000 years old History. It can also be seen in some cultural relics of the Han Dynasty. Appeared and improved in England at the end of the 19th century. The ancient Chow Chow was regarded as the enemy of evil spirits, and has always been used to guard monasteries and pull carts. The Chow Chow is a working dog and is a versatile all-rounder that can handle tasks such as hunting, guarding, and towing.

How to train a Chow Chow:

(1) The purpose of praising and petting training is to teach , instead of scolding. The best way is to praise and pet often, so that the dog understands the owner's happy mood.

(2) The password should be clear. In order for the dog to understand and remember, it is best to use short and clearly pronounced sentences for the password during training, and it is not advisable to say it repeatedly. When giving orders, avoid loud voices or an angry tone. Because dogs are very sensitive, the above approach will gradually lead the dog to associate scolding with training. In addition, the same password should be used in different tones for dogs with different temperaments. For example, for the same squat, the nervous dog should be commanded gently or cheerfully, and the active dog should be commanded loudly and resolutely. The breeder should choose different ways according to his dog's personality.

(3) Avoid unnecessary praise Compliments to dogs should be limited to when the dog is very obedient. If you compliment the dog at every turn, it will confuse it, and it will not know when it will be complimented. As a result, critical training is difficult to carry out.

(4) Correction should be done in time when the dog is about to do something can't do, stop it loudly and decisively. If reprimanded after the fact, the dog won't understand why and will continue to do the can't do things. What's more serious is that when they are often reprimanded for unknown reasons, the dog will gradually develop a sense of distrust of the owner and become no longer obeying the owner's commands.

(5) Resolutely put an end to corporal punishment. The method of forcing dogs to obey by corporal punishment is the most undesirable. Like any animal, dogs are very wary of people. From the dog's standpoint, being beaten and kicked for no apparent reason can only create the impression of being mistreated. If it is a very powerful owner, the dog may obey out of fear. However, dogs that grow up in this environment are extremely insecure, sometimes attacking weak children or the elderly, and even dangerous incidents of biting people. Therefore, when the dog does not obey the command, shoot the dog in the face with the water gun while shouting the command, and most of the dogs will be quiet. Training anytime, anywhere Training is not limited by time. In some daily life such as walking, eating, and visitors, you should patiently teach your dog what should do and what should not do.

(7) Never Give Up Dogs are not animals that are taught once or twice and can be remembered and followed immediately. It needs to gradually form memories during the non-stop training process. Therefore, the breeder is required to be patient and train it continuously. Cultivating Adaptability The dog often avoids, barks at, or smashes the things he doesn't like. This can sometimes cause a lot of trouble for the owner. In this case, first of all, be patient, never be impatient, let the dog slowly approach what it does not like, and at the same time keep talking to it in a gentle voice to calm it down. If you beat and scold the dog at this time, it will make the dog hide further. In addition, keeping the dog away from things and places it doesn't like can only add to the distress of the breeder, and the breeder can't do anything about it.

(9) The ability of dogs to not compare with other dogs is different. Therefore, it is necessary to adopt a speed that is suitable for training, and must not be compared with other dogs. comprehension is really poor. Have confidence in your dog.

(10) Consult with experts During the training, if you encounter any difficult problems, please consult with experts or veterinarians at any time.

Precautions for raising a Chow Chow:

First, because the hair is denser, it is not easy to blow through the bath, and the character is stubborn, so it is relatively If it is not easy to serve, the hair will easily become a breeding ground for real mites if it is not dry.

Second, because most of the Chow Chow do not drink water well, plus drooling, so the chin and even the chest hair are easy to be wet all the time, which is also a prone place for skin diseases. Inverted eyelashes: especially if there are wrinkles on the face, the more beautiful the face, the more exaggerated it is. There are usually small problems in the eye area. Inverted eyelashes are the most common. Such chow chow eyes are always wet and smelly, and there are always a lot of secretions. So raising a Chow Chow requires the owner to be a diligent person. Be diligent. The hair should be combed more, but it can't be combed. Usually pay attention to adding some trace elements or nutrients to it to ensure that the skin resistance is enhanced. Followed by regular cleaning of the ear canal, deworming, and clipping of toenails.