Under normal circumstances, dogs have no stamina and control, so we need to train them more.

1. Practice the dog waiting and coming over

A. Use a simple gesture to ask the dog to sit. Whenever you're going to teach your dog something new, make sure it sits down to keep it focused.

B. After the dog sits down, the second password Wait a minute can be issued. At the same time, walk around the dog on the leash to see if it has been sitting.

C. Go to the front of the dog, step back until the leash is straightened, and repeat the password wait a minute if. If the dog moves, go back and practice again.

D. Say come here immediately after calling the dog's name. Praise the dog or let him go until he sits down.

2. Practice the dog to keep lying down

A. The dog was originally sitting, and at this time, the command get down was issued, and at the same time gently Gently pat the ground. In the practice of obedience, start with a combination of passwords and eyesight.

B. Pull on the leash to reinforce the command if necessary. Simultaneously issue the command Don't move. You can use this command when you want the dog to remain in the prone position before you get back to it.

C. Walk forward the length of the leash and turn to face the dog. If the dog wants to move at this time, you can use the palm of your hand to signal, and continue to strengthen the meaning of don't move.

D. Go back to the dog for a minute or so and see if it continues to stay in the prone position. A submissive dog does not move around even if the practitioner walks away. This exercise strengthens the dog's obedience to the owner's commands.

E. Release the dog from a certain position. Praise the dog after each practice. Make it understand the exercise so far. With a stroke and a few words of compliment, most dogs will be very happy and willing to accept all kinds of exercises in obedience.