How to train Shih Tzu? Dogs are also very loyal animals. Dogs are also very loyal animals. They are easy to be domesticated. Shih Tzu is a very small pet. Its name has a certain history since ancient times. Knowing the symbol of beauty, how to train Shih Tzu, strictly speaking, it is very important for the dog to train well.
Strictly speaking, the best time to train Shih Tzu is when it is young
Training can begin when Shih Tzu is successfully weaned (2-3 months old). Of course, there are also many pet owners who formally train Shih Tzu from 5-6 months old. The training of Shih Tzu should start from its infancy, of course, in different stages of infancy, the content and methods of training also need special attention.
The content of training can start with simple behavior training, such as regular, quantitative, and fixed-point diet and drinking water every day, guiding Shih Tzu to the dog toilet to excrete, etc. These behavioral habits training can enable puppies to develop well early Life habits. As the Shih Tzu grows up, the content of training can gradually change, and some strength and skill training can be started gradually. For example, standing, shaking hands, running and jumping, rolling, etc.
Why is it said that Shih Tzu should be trained at an early age?
Because the puppies at this time have not developed a fixed personality and living habits, its temperament is like a blank paper. At the same time, the young Shih Tzu is full of curiosity and desire to explore new things, and has the strongest ability to accept new things. Therefore, it is the best time to train Shih Tzu from an early age. Once a puppy develops a fixed living habits and attitude, it will be difficult for it to change as an adult.
Do not train Shih Tzu for too long each time
When starting training, the owner must be located close to the Shih Tzu: Please stand close to the Shih Tzu so that you can directly correct it. Even if the Shih Tzu has learned the basic instructions, you must wear a collar for it during training, so that you can still maintain physical contact with it and control its behavior at any time. Later, you can slowly increase the distance between you and it, and finally remove its collar.
The training time should not be too long each time: for your good, and for the good of Shih Tzu, it is best not to train too long each time. Training that lasts for a short period of time with short breaks in between is better than long-term uninterrupted training. Some better Shih Tzu dogs, such as hunting dogs, are suitable for running or other activities before the formal training begins.
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