Ancient animal husbandry adaptability training tutorial:
When everyone comes to a strange environment, they don’t know how to adapt to the new environment. Adaptation to the new environment is also a kind of ability. When we raise ancient shepherd dogs, we also need to know how to train ancient shepherd dogs to adapt to the environment. This is very important for the Yangzhou ancient shepherd dogs themselves. If you want to better train ancient shepherd dogs, then everyone should Pay extra attention to your training methods.
The owner should intentionally take the Ancient Shepherd to an unfamiliar environment for exercise in order to eliminate the Ancient Shepherd’s exploration reflex and improve the Ancient Shepherd’s adaptability. During environmental exercise, in addition to taking the ancient shepherd dog to an unfamiliar environment, you should also take it to a place with vehicles, pedestrians, livestock, poultry and other activities, and lengthen the leash to allow it to move freely.
If the ancient sheepdog shows fear, the owner should give comfort and encouragement in time. If the ancient shepherd dog is afraid of a strange environment or shows signs of biting an object, it should immediately issue a "no" command in a threatening tone, accompanied by mechanical stimulation of jerking the leash. When the bad behavior stops, reward it with a "good" command. Such training makes the purebred ancient sheepdog neither afraid of new stimuli in unfamiliar environments nor actively attacking, thus cultivating good adaptability.
The environment in which ancient shepherd dogs lived was changing anytime and anywhere. They must adapt to their environment through behavior. However, the ancient shepherd dog can only adjust its behavior by first sensing the state of the surrounding environment. The ancient shepherd dog's behavior is the complex result of its interaction with the environment. It is the comprehensive function of the dog's body. Any behavior always occurs in a certain natural environment. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen the environmental training of ancient shepherd dogs.
