ScotlandSheepdog is a docile, intelligent dog that learns many movements quickly , handshake and counting skills have been seen on many Su Mu.

Shaking hands is not a difficult task for pet dogs. Whenever the owner gives the order, the dog will sit down, stretch out a paw, and shake hands with each other in a friendly manner. The Scottish Shepherd is a very intelligent dog. It is not difficult for him to learn to shake hands, and the key to this lies in the way the owner trains the Scottish Shepherd.

The Su Shepherd's nature is also more playful. To guide it to learn to shake hands, it can start from its playful nature.

First of all, the trainer should let the Sioux Shepherd sit quietly facing him. Then, the trainer stretches out a hand to the dog with the palm of the hand upwards. The hand that is stretched out should be kept at a certain distance from the dog and cannot be licked. In order to better attract (lure) the Su Shepherd dog, you can put some snacks that dogs like to eat (such as chicken jerky, beef jerky, etc.) on your hand.

Secondly, At the beginning, the dog will not know the intention of the trainer, so the trainer should remind the dog at this time. You can tap its paws with your hand to signal it to stretch out its paws. When Su Mu stretched out his claws, he seized the opportunity to hold his claws firmly, and then said Hello, hello, shaking his hands a few times at the same time.

Finally, After the handshake, gently lower the dog's paw. At the same time, I would like to express my encouragement and praise to the Su Shepherd. Give it a pet, or give it some treats as a reward.

PS: Training a Su Shepherd to shake hands is not something that can be accomplished in a day or two. Once you start training, you have to stick to it. This training cannot be ended until the Su Shepherd forms a conditioned reflex and develops the habit of shaking hands.

I have learned the skill of handshake. When I go out for a dog walk, I can show off when I see other dog friends. This can not only make the dog smart, but also make the dog owner win others. envy.