Dogs have become people's pets and live with their owners day and night. To integrate into their owners' family life, they must master the relevant human life norms. In particular, Chinese people’s habit of raising dogs begins when they are young. As a dog grows, there must be a process of learning and adaptation. That is to make necessary adjustments to their inherent habits. For example, finding a place to urinate at will is an inherent habit of all dogs. But when living with the owner, new habits must be formed under the owner's arrangement. Dogs' random barking, random chewing of objects and other habits will be prohibited. In short, every dog will feel at a loss when facing new things. But after living in the owner's house for a period of time, the dogs did very well.
We know that dogs are very smart animals. They are extremely adaptable and highly perceptive. They have the same IQ as human children and can never be compared with animals. Only in this way can it be able to follow its master's side and provide help to him for thousands of years. This is why people call it a dogleg. Even the smartest dogs will inevitably make mistakes when faced with many unknown things. This is the best time for owners to train them. As the dog grows up, it keeps making mistakes, and is constantly corrected and trained by its owner, eventually forming the living habits required by the owner. This is a process that every dog must face, and it is also the beginning of their being obedient and sensible.
Since it is inevitable for dogs to make mistakes, how can we deal with their mistakes? In real life, there are many dog owners who, out of love for them, ignore some of their mistakes. In fact, they are indulging them. This is a kind of indifference to them and themselves. irresponsible attitude. This is also the internal reason why we find that some dogs have perverse temperaments and do whatever they want, which is very annoying. That is what we often say, these dogs lack education. When a dog makes a mistake, the only way we can think of to train him is to scold and beat him. I have also used the method that some owners use to punish primary school students to stand, but it doesn't seem to be very effective.
Although we do not advocate the use of beatings and scolding to provide necessary training to dogs, to be honest, when the dog makes obvious mistakes, the effect is quite obvious if the dog is stopped and corrected in time. That is to say, we must grasp the current situation and cannot deal with it after a period of time. Because dogs do not have the same associations as humans, they often feel inexplicable when they are beaten or scolded. More than ten years ago, I raised a large wolf dog in the countryside, which is what the rural people call a big wolf dog. When I feed it, it protects it very strongly. As a result, I gave him a severe whipping. The beating was quite severe, but it was enough in one go. If I can't get it to correct itself, I would rather not feed it again. When it is protecting its food, if you present it with facts and reason, it will give you a bite.
That big wolfdog performed very well under my strict training. The border collie I am currently feeding is nearly four years old. When he was a half-grown dog, he once took the social security card from the table and chewed it on the ground. He also bit off the wire plug from the wall and chewed it. For these two mistakes, I was also caught and punished by being pinned to the ground and disciplined with the palm of my hand. As a result, Gouzi has not made any similar mistakes to this day. Is it effective to punish a dog by beating and scolding? If the dog is not stupid, it will definitely work. However, it is difficult to grasp the scale in actual application. If your punishment is light, it will mistakenly think you are playing with it. If it is too severe, it will create a psychological shadow on it.
To be honest, we really don’t have any practical and effective methods in this regard. Our purpose is to make them understand the seriousness of the situation and make the dogs take it psychologically; to make them understand that the owner is angry and to tell them not to make any more mistakes. None of this is very realistic, and the dogs being beaten react differently. Some dogs will get more excited the more they hit, some dogs will be very sad because of it, some dogs will forget to eat but not hit, and some dogs will fall out because of it.This depends on your dog's personality and your level of authority in the dog's eyes. Therefore, we cannot arbitrarily draw conclusions by means of beating and scolding, but beating is necessary. It is a way for the owner to show his attitude. I hope the dog will remember this way.
Conclusion, it is the responsibility of all dog owners to train and correct their dog's behavior. Whether your dog is well-educated, obedient and sensible is all in your mind. People will see the quality and cultivation of the dog owner through the dog's external performance. I hope you will pay attention to the faults of your dogs and be responsible for them and not indulge them! What do you think?
