How to train a Dachshund:
Training the dog for a walk
When taking your dog for a walk for the first time, put a collar on it. Generally, two fingers can be inserted between the neck and the collar. The correct way to lead a dog for a walk is to keep the dog on the left side of the owner. Do not let the dog run, but tighten the leash. Once the dog gets used to it, it won't run around casually even without a leash.
Train your dog not to bark randomly
Dog barking really bothers people. At first, when you don't want the dog to bark, you yell at the dog: "Don't bark!" to make the dog stop barking immediately. If it doesn't work, hit it with a rolled-up newspaper tube. This training method is more effective.
Training dogs not to run around
In order to show intimacy, dogs have the habit of rushing towards their owners at a very fast speed. This behavior sometimes stains clothes and makes people feel troubled. When a guest came to visit, the dog jumped on him, which frightened the guest and made the owner feel embarrassed. The corrective method is to say "no" to the dog that is rushing towards you, while touching the dog's nose with your hand. After repeated several times, the dog will stop running because it has learned the lesson.
Dog meal training
Feeding dogs must be fixed in one place, for a certain period of time, and supplied with fixed tableware. Let the dog learn to eat food only with the owner's permission. First place the tableware with food in front of the dog, hold down its body and sit down. If the dog does not listen to the command and wants to eat immediately, you must immediately pick up the tableware and wait until it takes a waiting posture before saying " Okay" and let it start eating.
Training a dog to “sit”
Put your hands on the dog's waist and press down, saying "sit down, sit down" while pressing down. After the dog sits, keep a certain distance from the dog, give the "sit down" command, and at the same time extend your hand horizontally Put it down and repeat it several times. After the dog is proficient in this action, it can be effective as long as it indicates with gestures without giving a command.
"Bye bye" and "Turn around"
Put the dog’s favorite food above the dog’s head, and tempt the dog to stand on its hind legs and take a “bye bye” posture. You can also train it to spin in circles, and finally train it to spin when it hears the “turn around” command.
Reach out and "shake hands"
At the beginning, shouting "reach out", then pick up its left front foot with one hand and its right front foot with one hand. While saying: "Okay, okay", take out one hand to touch the dog's throat or chest, and give it food. Order food and you'll learn faster.
Bite and let go
This kind of training requires coercion and coercion. Usually a short wooden stick is used. First, command it to "bite", and at the same time pinch the dog's ear with one hand, and use the other hand to hold the short stick to let it bite it with its mouth. It must be practiced repeatedly. The way to train it to carry is to ask someone to sit down, place the object ten meters away from the dog, shout "bite it", and when the dog bites it, order it to take it. If the stick falls midway, the owner must go to the place where it fell, pick up the stick, let the dog hold it, and then catch the thing with his hand, say "Okay, okay" and stroke its head. After the movements are proficient, you can train it to bite things and walk.
Patience of waiting
When the puppy learns the "wait a moment" posture, you can take it for a walk in a quiet square. First let the dog sit down, and then give the command "don't move", then pick up the front end of the strap, slowly back up and walk around the dog. At this time, if the dog changes its posture, train it from the beginning. After the dog learns to do this action, the owner can let go of the leash and walk to a farther place, and let the dog wait patiently in place.
"Come at the drop of a hat"
First, hold the dog's leash, shout "come here", and gently pull the leash to stimulate the dog's neck and make it run over, then ask it to sit down. Once you get used to it, you can untie the straps and practice distance apart. Dachshund 12. Teach the dog to do the squat movement
First, let the dog take a "sit down" position, then shout the "down on the ground" command, pull the dog's two front feet forward, and gently press the dog's back to make its chest touch the ground, and repeat this action.
Food refusal training
Train the dog to only eat what the owner gives, not what others give. When training, you must first choose a person who is unfamiliar to the dog. This person will feed the dog chili pepper or very bitter food. The dog will feel spicy and uncomfortable after eating it, and will refuse to eat when fed by a stranger.
