1. Let the dog sit next to you
Hold on to the leash, and let the dog develop the habit of being on your side. If the dog wants to stand up and walk away, grab its collar with one hand and pull it back to its original position. At the same time, repeat its name in a critical tone or repeat the "don't move" command. Once the dog can sit quietly next to you, our accompanying training can begin.
2. Shorten the rope and take the dog for a walk.
The beginning of this step can be practiced at home, shorten the leash to a length that the dog can only move on your side, give the dog a command such as "follow," and then slow down.
At this time, the dog may feel that the in-situ training is over and ready to escape. As soon as you walk around, the dog is excited to run away.
At this time, you stop, then pull the dog back to its original position and issue the "don't move" command.
If it performs well, extend the distance it travels, stop, pull it back to its original position, and give it some praise and encouragement. You can praise it and food, but it is best not to take toys, because if you give it toys, It may even want to run away to play. Don't use snacks as a reward. Dogs are prone to picky eaters and are very unhealthy for their bodies. It is recommended to reward dogs with health products such as pet calcium tablets so that they can supplement a lot of nutrition after training.
3. Tell your dog to "come here" and move back
Tell it to "come" and trot back so that the dog will follow its owner.
If you have some grades at home, you can take your dog outside for training. You will find that the dog is more excited outside than at home. There is always the meaning of running away, so the beginning of outdoor training should also be Shortening the traction rope.
After that, according to the dog's performance, you can consider releasing some traction ropes appropriately until they can still accompany on one side of your body when there is ample space for movement. That is a complete victory.
Don't look at the simple words here. Accompanying training is the most challenging lesson to complete in the compulsory course. First, we love our baby dog, and we can't bear to pull its collar hard. Second, when the dog goes outdoors, there are too many. Things make it attractive, and it is impossible to let it give up these natural hobbies.
4. Reward it when you return to your side
When your dog runs back to you, give him something to eat as a sign of encouragement. And gradually increase the length of the traction rope to increase the training distance. After mastering the ability to "come back," take your dog to the beach or mountain to play!
The ideal result of returning to training is returning to the owner even if the traction rope is released. After doing this, you can take it to the beach or the mountain, let it run freely on the beach or take it to hike, etc., and share a happy time with it.
Training points:
When training it to return, the most important thing is to make it aware that it is a joy to return to its owner. For example, you can feed it something to eat after it comes back obediently, stroke it, and praise it.
When training, you must first start at a close distance and then gradually increase the training distance. The distance can be progressively increased from 1 meter. Until the end, even if you let go of training, it can return to you.
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