With the continuous development of economy and the improvement of people’s living standards, many families have begun to raise dogs, among which some friends raise pit bulls, and a prominent feature of this kind of dogs is that they love to bite people, which is undoubtedly a very troubling problem for dog owners.
So how do you train bits not to bite?
Here is to share with you the relevant training methods, to understand together.
1. How does biting nature train Bits not to bite?
In fact, it is natural for pit bulls to bite. Whether it is a fight for food or a threat, their first reaction is to attack.
Although this trait has diminished as a house pet, it is still occasionally the case that the instinct is triggered to harm others, which needs to be addressed through training.
2. Take out and walk for a walk to begin training needs, the pit was a little child to walk out for a walk with it, to see different people and food more, only familiar with the outside world, accustomed to and stranger in dealing with a dog, don’t feel threatened by face strange things, is also a good way to reduce the bite habit.
3. Food Provocation training When pit bulls are in a fight with other dogs or humans, they tend to bite people or dogs.
If you find a tendency to bite people or dogs, it is a good idea to challenge the pit bull with food at regular times to familiarize him with this way of dealing and to let him know that this is not a fight, but a fun game.
4. Avoid touching strange fellow dogs and people For dog owners, usually should be less let pit bulls to contact strange fellow dogs and people, after all, nature can not be completely eliminated, reduce contact can reduce the occurrence of harm to the same kind or people.
Especially for pregnant pit bulls, at this time often have a stronger sense of vigilance, so it is especially important to avoid contact with strangers of the same kind and people, so as not to cause accidents.
So that’s how to train bits not to bite. Have you learned?
In the process of training pit bulls, especially the need to pay more attention to its physical behavior, and usually to tie the lead rope, so that the dog will not rush and ramble, uncontrollable.