1, more contact with society: go out to the neighborhood door, do not walk, in place to let it feel the flow of people, smell, noise. After the difficulty factor can increase a little bit, the environment can be from complex, gradually transitioned to extremely complex, such as square dancing and so on. In addition, you can bring some small snacks as a reward for good behavior, or toys, and when the dog feels safe in the outside environment, and then train the fixed point of urination and defecation.
2, with the same kind of socialization: puppies also need to deal with other small dogs or cards temperament smooth big dog, which can enhance the dog's social skills, later encounter other similar will not panic or behave rudely. Take your dog to an area where there are more dogs, then put your dog down at a slight distance and introduce your dog to a small dog not far away. Encourage the dog with petting as well as food rewards when the dog has the desire to approach the other.
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1, when the dog is very afraid, the owner must not force their pet dog, otherwise the dog will panic and become more fearful. Dogs will be shaking when they are excessively afraid, down lying and so on. Especially the younger dogs, once they go to the strange place immediately can not walk. This time the owner must come up with patience, more encouragement.
2, when the dog is agitated, the owner can hold the dog in his hand, and then gently touch the back of the pet dog, comfort the pet dog's emotions. Smaller dogs can be held in the arms, while stroking the pet dog, generally softly comfort the dog. Wait until the dog is not afraid, and then let them adapt to the current environment (the dog is very smart, the owner must be more coaxing).
3, must try to more contact with the dog, the establishment of mutual trust between the two sides of the relationship. Slowly the dog will become very confident and not afraid of people. By the way, small games such as fetch the ball can restore the dog's wildness.
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