It is not a good experience to take care of the dog hair all over the place. The dust cleaner is the gospel of the shit cleaner. When you see the dust cleaner, you want to run away and hide.
Why are dogs afraid of vacuum cleaners?
1 may eat themselves.
For dogs, vacuum cleaners, which make sounds and move, are likely to attack themselves, so they feel dangerous and afraid. Especially when the dog sees something that was originally on the ground being sucked into the machine and disappeared, he will feel that this thing is likely to eat himself!
2 sounds too exciting
The sound of a vacuum cleaner is just annoying to you, but for a dog with a good sense of hearing, it's going to make their ears explode.
Let it not be afraid of solutions
Let the dog feel afraid of things become no longer afraid, can let the dog first get used to the static state of the vacuum cleaner, then get used to the moving vacuum cleaner, and finally get used to the moving and sounding vacuum cleaner.
1 Let the dog get used to the vacuum cleaner in a static state
Sprinkle the dog's favorite snacks around the vacuum cleaner to get the dog used to the static vacuum cleaner.
2 Let the dog get used to the moving vacuum cleaner (the switch is not turned on)
After the dog gets used to the vacuum cleaner in a static state, the shoveling officer can move the vacuum cleaner slightly while giving it food to the dog to get used to the way the vacuum cleaner moves. When the dog is not nervous, he can gradually increase the range of movement until he gets used to the general movement of the vacuum cleaner.
3 Let the dog get used to the sound of the vacuum cleaner (desensitization training)
First, record the sound of the vacuum cleaner and play it to the dog from low to high volume. Let it get used to it and accept it. Repeat training.
4 From far to near gradually close to the running vacuum cleaner
After the dog is used to recording the sound of the vacuum cleaner, the excrement shovel officer can put the running vacuum cleaner in a room far away from the dog, feed the dog while hearing the sound, and then put the vacuum cleaner in the next room, thus gradually shortening the distance between them.
5 Do not let the dog see the vacuum cleaner running
Some dogs are extremely excited and excited when they see the vacuum cleaner running. They can let them enter the dog cage covered with cloth and calm down when they cannot see it.
Take more dogs to see the world (social training)
If desensitization training has been tried but shyness still persists, it is likely due to excessive social withdrawal during early childhood. In other words, pet parents should take their dogs out to explore the world more often. Reward and encourage it so it learns that there’s nothing to fear from new things and new sounds in the outside world.
