How does a novice train a Labrador dog to go down stairs? Labrador retrievers are most commonly used to guide the blind. Labrador Retrievers have a very docile personality, and their IQ is equivalent to that of a five- or six-year-old human child. Training a Labrador to go down stairs is also a must as a guide dog.

First, the training will be conducted by the trainer.  

When training Labradors to go up and down stairs, we encourage Labradors to do their first stair training Complete the movements with your own trainer. In other words, let your trainer guide your Labrador to complete the action instructions, so that the Labrador is familiar with the correct actions of the instructions.

      Repeat several times before letting the Labrador do it independently. The action issued by the command. Finally, through repeated training, the Labrador can go upstairs or downstairs alone in the command set of the trainer. The training method for going down the stairs is the same as the training method for going up the stairs, but you need to slow down the training speed and prevent accidents when going down the stairs.       Alas! After the Labrador completes the training up and down the stairs, the trainer should not worry. Reward your Labrador with food, as this reward will cause. Speakers often have the desire to quickly complete the training up and down the stairs, so the difficulty of training will increase. After the Labrador can be familiar with the completion of the up and downstairs training, be sure to continue to train the Labrador's early warning ability.       Because Labrador retrievers are often trained as guide dogs. Therefore, for the safety of the guided person, we must continue to train the Labrador's early warning ability after the Labrador has completed the training of up and down the stairs. In this way, the horn can guide the owner up and down the stairs more, and can give early warning when danger is found. The specific training is to issue a stop command at the entrance of the stairs when going up and down the stairs. Help Labrador automatically at the stairway when it is time. Stop for warning. Or use a cane or hand to tap the stairs or something to stop the dog, and lean over to the trainer. Automatically stop and block sideways. the master's body. 

Second, learn by observing adult dogs going up and down the stairs.

A less common method is to have a young Labrador learn how an adult dog works by having an adult dog beside her. Go up and down the stairs, so that the puppy can basically learn the necessary skills to go up and down the stairs. Because young Labrador retrievers learn new skills by observing their peers, they learn very quickly this way.