A dog is just a clueless little furball; it’s bound to make one mistake after another and doesn’t understand what it should or shouldn’t do. Therefore, as a master, you should make a clear reward and punishment when training your dog, so that TA can realize whether he is wrong or not!
Is it okay to hit a dog during training?
First of all, Dr. E's answer to this question is "No"! Once a dog does something wrong, its owner is furious and thinks that a dog will have a long memory and will not do it again. However, dogs will not correct their mistakes. TA cannot connect their behavior with being beaten, so stick education cannot teach dogs well!
Do the wrong thing, catch the current!
When the dog is found to do bad things, the owner should stop it in the first place, and it is useless to educate the dog afterwards. Because after the event, the dog could not connect the previous incident with the beating and did not know what he had done wrong. If the dog is torn down at home, the owner will beat TA when he comes back and finds out. The dog will only feel that the owner will be beaten when he comes back, so he hides. Next time, I’ll keep wrecking the place again, and I still don’t understand why I always end up getting beaten.
Why do you want to do rewards and punishments?
Because dogs have no logical derivation ability, TA can only connect two things through a straight line. So the shoveling officer should reward and punish at the right time.
1 appropriate reward, dogs fall in love with training
Rewards are one of the reasons dogs love training. Through rewards, the owner can make the dog behave correctly and at the same time be obedient. It is common to use snack rewards to guide dogs to make correct behaviors, but don't feed snacks to dogs easily in daily life, which will make dogs mistakenly think that you gave TA to please, so snacks should only be used as rewards after dogs have made correct instructions.
2 timely punishment, stop bad behavior
The shoveling officer gives the dog punishment at the right time, which is used to stop the dog from behaving badly. At this time, the owner must be tough and serious, and must be dignified to let the dog remember the lesson. If the attitude is not tough enough, the dog may think that he is playing with TA and cannot achieve the desired result.
