Dogs are aggressive, how do we correct them?
As a good shoveler, I don't think you should want your dog to be aggressive. Even though we knew he wouldn't actually bite us, when he did show up, I was a little worried. So how should we train?
- Change the dog's habit of biting when playing
When playing with a dog, we must change the dog's way, such as opening his mouth to bite people, although we all know that he is not malicious, but he cannot prevent accidents, maybe he is not intentional.
Therefore, when playing with dogs, once they have the urge to open their mouths, we should stop their behavior and firmly tell them "no", if they just mouth you, reward them with food, and encourage them to do so.
- Get rid of the habit of barking for no reason
Some dogs like to bark first to strengthen themselves, no matter when or why. When someone walks on the side of the road, runs past, or has guests coming to the house, if they bark, stop their behavior immediately and tell them "no". When the dog stops barking in time, reward them for the behavior that encourages them.
- Get rid of the habit of attacking others
Some dogs may enjoy jumping on people to show their enthusiasm, but this behavior, to some people, can be frightening to some people. Perhaps the shovel officer knew the dogs were attacking with enthusiasm and they meant no harm. He will cause trouble and shock to others.
Therefore, when the dog has the behavior of attacking people, we need to pull the dog rope aside. He does not need a lot of force, just interrupt the dog's attention and interrupt their behavior of attacking people. While pulling sideways, the sound also needs to stop.
Changing these behaviors will make our dogs better. However, in training, it is impossible to complete it at one time, which requires long-term patient guidance from the excretion officer.