How to train a dog to greet the New Year

How to Train a Dog to Greet New Year

1. Holding a small piece of dried meat or something the dog usually likes to eat, cooperate with the password "Happy New Year" (or "Bye" and "Thank you"), and put the "bait" in front of its nose at a distance of about 10 cm , at a 45-degree angle, slowly pull up to lure the dog to stand up slowly. If it wants to eat jerky, it will slowly stand up following your gestures.

2. At the beginning, it doesn't matter even if you can stand up for 1 second, and you will definitely stand for longer in the future. Don’t give it jerky right away when you start standing. See if it can stand upright and longer. The longer it stretches, the higher its stability. In order to maintain balance, it will naturally start to make movements. "New Year's greetings" preparations.

3. Some dogs will separate their front paws, even when they go up and down, it doesn’t look like a gesture of goodbye or congratulations. It doesn’t matter, you can help them get their front paws closer together, so that when they get used to standing, their front paws will naturally close together Lean together.

4. Once the dog has stood for a long time, and the front paws are naturally close together, in order to balance the body, and even start to move up and down, it means that your dog has already met the new year.

The harm of New Year's greetings to dogs

1. It will cause a great burden on the bones, which will lead to patella dislocation, fracture, spinal deformation, hind leg deformity, and even paralysis. Although dogs occasionally lift their forelimbs to play, dogs rely on the strength of their limbs to walk most of the time. The spine only bears a small part of the weight of the body, and the shoulders, hips, and limbs of the dog bear most of the weight. weight.

2. In severe cases, it may cause the dog to be paralyzed, resulting in a complete loss of mobility. The dog who was once on TV and famous for walking upright, actually had to undergo surgery because of long-term training to walk, resulting in dislocation of the patella of the hind leg. People only see its cute and funny appearance on TV, but they don't know how much pain and suffering it has experienced behind the scenes.

3. Affect the normal excretion function of dogs. Improper posture of the dog can cause compression on the spinal nerves, resulting in abnormal excretory function of the dog. Such as inability to urinate, uncontrolled defecation, etc., will also increase the risk of dogs suffering from uremia.