Dogs, like human puppies, will always be disobedient. Of course, disobedience requires teaching, beating and scolding. However, many dog owners are afraid of beating their dogs to become autistic, and they always can’t bear to do it. Let’s take a look at how to solve the problem. ~
Dogs have the same emotions as humans. After being beaten by their owners, dogs will feel sad, depressed, and unhappy. They may even become emotional in front of their owners, such as not eating, not drinking, not obeying orders, etc. If the owner often beats the dog, the dog will also develop a fearful mentality and become timid. It will even hide when seeing the owner, deliberately keep a distance, refuse to get close to humans, and have a certain tendency to attack.
Therefore, owners can consider positively cultivating the dog's obedience consciousness, such as starting with stability, training the puppy to do simple actions such as sitting down, lying down, waiting, and standing up, repeating the training multiple times a day, and giving the dog snacks as rewards. If your dog behaves disobediently, you can give it some appropriate small punishments. Remember, dog education must provide clear rewards and punishments, moderate punishment, and avoid irreversible situations.