Training this kind of dog can receive good training effect as long as it is treated with corresponding methods according to its main reaction characteristics. If the training method is improper, it is easy to make the dog have bad contact.

(2) Quiet type

Training this kind of dog should pay attention to cultivate its excitability and liveliness. Due to the slow response of these dogs, it is often necessary to repeat the password and use coercive means in training in order to receive good results. But avoid issuing different commands in rapid succession or using stimuli that conflict with excitation and inhibition. If the Title command is just issued, the dog can't be stopped immediately, otherwise the dog will not be able to react immediately, and even cause a high degree of nervous activity. Such dogs develop differentiation inhibition is relatively slow. Therefore, when cultivating the dog's ability to inhibit differentiation, it must not be rushed. In addition, these dogs can endure strong mechanical stimulation, so when training basic subjects, some forced stimulation methods can be appropriately used. In order to cultivate the excitement of the dog's work, it is very effective to use the good password to reward or give the dog a walk in training. The above three neurological types of dogs are more typical. In addition, more mixed-type dogs will be encountered. For these dogs, in addition to referring to the above three types of treatment methods, they should be treated separately according to the specific conditions of the trained dogs.

(3) Excitatory type

The main purpose of training this kind of dog is to gradually cultivate and develop its inhibition process to adapt it to the excitation process. But when cultivating its ability to inhibit, it should not be rushed. For example, when cultivating the ability to delay inhibition, the delay time must be started from the first few seconds, and then gradually extended, and the length of the delay must be combined. Before cultivating the dog's differentiation inhibitory ability, its excitability should be appropriately reduced, which is conducive to the development of the ability. For example, before training identification, give the dog sufficient wandering or do some basic subjects to balance the neural processes. These dogs have a strong food response, so in the initial stage of ability development, training with food induction is very effective in accelerating the formation and consolidation of conditioned reflexes. In addition, these dogs can tolerate strong mechanical stimulation, and can use strong mechanical stimulation when training basic subjects or correcting some bad behaviors.