When the puppy is about 6-7 weeks old, we begin to train the puppy to stand on the table. We trained them to stand up straight and focus on me with food. It doesn't take long for each training session. At the beginning of training, 5-8 minutes each time is enough. Don't bore the puppy. Put the food in front of his mouth and guide him forward. Then put the puppy's limbs in place, and then use the command of "standing and staying" or "staying". Keep it for about 3-5 seconds and give him food as a reward. Slowly extend the standing time. If he goes straight ahead (because he wants to take the food in your hand), you should put his front grip on the edge of the table. He knows that he will fall if he goes forward, so he should stand still.
Eight-week dog racing training
When they are eight weeks old, they should learn to stand still on the table. We will take pictures of puppies to help evaluate whether they have the potential to become racing dogs. However, just by looking at the photos, we can't judge whether they are racing dogs or not. We must also use my hand tools to feel and measure the dog's bone structure, and observe their gait and personality. Innate quality is as important as acquired training.
Just some big dogs, you can teach them to stand on the ground at any time, not when they are training for the first time or taking pictures. Because big dogs don't play on the table.
Train 3-4 months old racing dogs.
When the puppy is about 3-4 months old, we begin to train the puppy to walk with towing. Bring food or toys and let them follow us. I like to use "Let's go!" This instruction. If they don't want to follow, let them explore around, let them get used to dragging around their necks, and then use food and "let's go!" Instruct him to follow you. At the same time, it is also very important for them to take their puppies out to meet different strangers and dogs after their vaccination. Because they need to be judged in the competition, they must get used to being touched by strangers.
Dogs that are afraid of strangers will definitely suffer in the competition! If possible, when you take the puppy outside to meet strangers, put the puppy in a display posture, and then let your friends or strangers on the street touch the puppy's body to see if the dog's teeth bite. Note: this stranger must be gentle when touching the dog, so as not to scare the puppy. When a stranger touches your dog, you should constantly praise the puppy softly and let it know that you are still there even if you are touched by a stranger. Don't forget to give him food as a reward after touching it. "Good boy, good girl? It is very important to wait for praise. You should give the puppy a lot of encouragement and praise to enhance his self-confidence.
Six months of dog racing training.
By the age of 6 months, the puppy should be ready to take part in the first competition and can officially participate in the dog show. In America, dogs must be at least 6 months old. If you want to win, you must have a good dog and a good housekeeper, which is essential! But! Like I said before? A good housekeeper can make a bad dog look good, and a bad housekeeper can make a good dog look bad. ? If you are a good manager and you know all the shortcomings of your dog, you can hide his shortcomings and show his advantages at the same time.
Do you know the correct speed at which your dog runs? Train them to look at you with food, and train them to use their ears with commands like "look at me" or "cookies". In the dog show, it is very important to show your dog's expression in front of the judges. Teach your dog free Baitng, which means you don't need to put it, it is completely independent. To teach this, you need to teach your dog to "stand" and then guide him to put his feet in the right position with a belt. Once his foot is in place, I will give him some food and praise with the instructions of "step", "step up" or "fix it"
When the referee comes to check on your dog, say hello to the referee and say "good morning" or? Good afternoon. When the referee has finished examining your dog, say "thank you". Represents your respect for the referee. Whether your dog won the first prize or lost, you should say thank you to the referee. There are losers and winners in the game. Don't take the result too seriously. The purpose is to participate in and absorb experience and enjoy the whole process in the dog show.