When watching Douyin or Kuaishou videos, you can often see many dogs who have become immortals squatting on the ground, stretching out two fronts to bow, which is very likable. In fact, it is not too difficult to train a dog to do this type of postu...
When watching Douyin or Kuaishou videos, you can often see many dogs who have become immortals squatting on the ground, stretching out two fronts to bow, which is very likable. In fact, it is not too difficult to train a dog to do this type of posture. You should pay attention to it before training. This posture is more suitable for small dogs!
1. The owner holds a piece of snack in his hand and instructs the dog to sit, and then puts the snacks in front of his nose. In order to better eat snacks, it will gradually raise its head and approach the snacks. At this time, the owner will gradually lift the ingredients up. The dog will involuntarily squat down and stretch out two fronts. Some dogs will stand up, seize this opportunity, and issue dynamic commands "Wish to the Early Years", "Thank you", and "Bow";
2. At the beginning, the dog will undoubtedly stand or not. How long does it take, even if it can persevere for about 2 seconds, it must reward it in time. As the time for standing up and longer, in order to maintain stability, it will use the two fronts to make a "pause" posture similar to "pause";
3. Some dogs will sway up and down in front, and it will not be like bowing when they see it. The owner can actively help it keep pace with the front. When it habitually stands up, its front paws will of course be closed. In this process, the owner must continue to motivate and praise it.
4. For smart dog breeds, you will remember this posture after training a few times. What the owner needs to do is to seize the opportunity to issue instructions and immediately carry out snack rewards.
