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Corgi Biting Heels? Actually Cattle Herding Skill

Corgi Biting Heels? Actually Cattle Herding Skill

Xiao Keji bit the heel of a person, and the appearance of fierce milk and fierce milk is really turning people into adorable ones. However, if you don't stop the dog's behavior in time, biting your heels when you grow up will make you overwhelmed. How to correct it?

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Why does Corky bite his heel?

1 Corgi's Hunting Instinct

Corgi is naturally interested in all moving objects, including the shoveler's moving heels. Biting your heel is tantamount to chasing your prey. Dummy Koji thinks so.

2 ancestral cattle skills

I never expected that Corgi would be a cow dog! Unlike sheepdogs, corgis are not good at bringing cattle and sheep together, but are good at driving the herd out, controlling the herd by biting the cow's hind legs, thus driving the herd farther away.

How to correct?

1 Do not abuse.

When the dog is biting the heel, beating and scolding the dog will make Corgi mistakenly believe that such behavior can attract the attention of the shoveling officer.

koji often cannot distinguish whether the beating and scolding of the shoveling officer is a reward or a punishment. in the dog's view, the shoveling officer is interacting with himself, so beating and scolding cannot correct koji's bad behavior of biting heels.

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2 Don't pull with Corgi

If the shoveling officer pushes and pulls back and forth with the dog when the little Koji bites the heel, it will not only prevent the bite, but also make the dog think it is playing interactively.

3 Correction of bad behavior

young koji often has poor control over strength. biting on the heel may cause pain to the shoveling officer. at this time, he should make a noise and then leave immediately to leave the dog alone.

if corgi continues to bite the heel, the excrement shoveling officer needs to leave the dog. when the little corgi stops biting, he can give the 1.0 food as a reward, so that the dog can form the consciousness of "reward only if he does not bite the heel.