When treating golden retrievers, rewards and punishments should be clearly defined, and kindness and power should be given. Parents should have a clear and firm attitude towards Golden Retrievers. They must not have the temperament of a dog, let alone be led by a pet dog. Parents should pet their golden retrievers with their own dignity, so that their golden retrievers can regard themselves as their only master, be loyal and obedient.
When a golden retriever does something right or is obedient, praise it immediately so that it knows that it is the right thing to do and can be recognized and praised by the owner. Then the dog will be better behaved in the future.
Once it is discovered that a golden retriever has disobedient behavior and attitude, parents must not tolerate it and cannot easily spare the dog. Necessary reprimands and warnings are effective ways to correct the disobedient behavior of golden retrievers. To change the disobedient attitude of golden retrievers, parents must severely punish its wrong behavior, then correct it and conduct correct training.
No matter how well-behaved and sensible the Golden Retriever is, there is no guarantee that they will be obedient all the time. There will always be various situations that may irritate the Golden Retriever. As a parent, you must not start angrily beating or scolding a golden retriever when it is disobedient. It is especially best not to spank it. Instead, you should use your own majesty to make the golden retriever quiet and then train.
Generally speaking, golden retrievers should be given a warm and healthy living environment from an early age, and should be given scientific and reasonable training and training. Cultivate golden retrievers to develop good living habits and attitudes. Through training, the golden retriever's character becomes stable and sensible, and it is also prevented from being naughty and troublesome when it grows up.
