Every parent wants his dog to be smart and obedient, so he will try to train his dog, but there are many examples of failure. At this time, the dog parents will inevitably be depressed or angry. But have you ever thought about why you failed? Only by finding out the reasons for your training failure can you prescribe the right medicine. Here are three typical reasons for training failure. Let's see if you've ever had one.
< strong> 1. Misunderstanding intention of training failure reasons < /strong >
Before changing your dog's behavior, you should first understand the basic intention of your dog's behavior. If your dog's purpose is to please your dog's parents, this hard way of violent scolding will only make your dog more confused. Even if the training is successful, it may hurt the dog's psychology. For example, during training, the dog is too excited to concentrate on training. At this time, the dog parents should find out the root cause of the dog's behavior. When a dog is too excited, he thinks that his parents are playing games with him instead of attending classes. Therefore, parents should find attractive items for dogs, cultivate their attention, and then integrate the lessons into the games.
< strong> 2. ineffective communication of training failure reasons < /strong >
You teach your dog to do one thing, but the dog doesn't understand what you are going to do, and a lot of training hits the rocks here. In fact, in the process of dog parent training, the most difficult and skillful step is how to make the dog understand the dog's parents' intention. Dogs can't understand human language, but they can distinguish the tone of human speech. When training dogs, don't use cumbersome passwords, which will only make the dogs unable to understand. The simpler the password, the better. The tone should be firm and short so that the dog can remember it.
< strong> 3. Reasons for training failure: giving up halfway < /strong >
Lack of patience is another reason for the failure of training. The dog parents originally made a daily training plan, but after several days of training, they stopped abruptly. When the dog had forgotten the training content, the dog parents remembered the training course and started training again. Such training will naturally have no good effect. As the saying goes, "fishing for three days and drying the net for two days", how can such training produce good results? To train a well-behaved dog, the dog parents must first make up their minds and have the patience to train.