The pet dog was trained by the master, and the standard of movement was not a snack bonus

Three words: "Do not teach, Father! These two sentences are indeed the best words in matters of child-rearing, and equally apply to the upbringing of pets.

Three words: "Do not teach, Father!

These two sentences are indeed the best words in matters of child-rearing, and equally apply to the upbringing of pets.

The mind of a pet dog is equivalent to that of a six-year-old human being, an approximate figure currently given by a pet expert, which, of course, is not entirely absolute, but how low it is to float up and down the age of six, and whether the mind of a pet dog is high or low, in addition to a percentage of genetic factors, depends in part on the owner of the dog.

The pet dog was trained by the master, and the standard of movement was not a snack bonus

In dog education, if the master has the right approach and the reward is effective, then a smart, sweet, understanding dog is born; of course, if the master leaves his freedom to go mad, without effective discipline and instruction, you can only get a disobedient dog.

The dogs were taken to the field by their owners, who looked serious and serious and were training the Wangs.

First, the master began the simplest “sit down” training.

The two doggies are moving in one direction and fast, especially with the look on the face of the crowd.

The standard dog “sitting” exercise won the praise of the owner, who, however, only gave them an oral commendation, without giving them a real snack bonus. And that is the challenge of the master today, who wants two dogs in his family, and who, without a snack reward, must also follow his orders.

Once again, the master gave a new order: Get down!

The pet dog was trained by the master, and the standard of movement was not a snack bonus

Without hesitation, the two dogs quickly and in time completed their “down” movement passwords, and their faces remained rather heated, and the dogs were not affected at all by the snack bonus, so the master's training was successful.

This move in the figure is a good reflection of the ability of dogs to change between the two movements, and, more rarely, they do.

Of course, the dogs were not able to do so in the first place, and the masters had taken a lot of patience and time to train them, and they had been beaten, scolded and, of course, given a snack. After the persistence and effort of the masters and the dogs, they finally made the perfect performance.