Canine phobia is not a unilateral problem for dogs, which has a lot to do with the owner's usual training. Moreover, once a dog suffers from phobia, it will have a great impact on the subsequent training. Generally, owners will suffer from handphobia when prohibiting certain behaviors on their dogs. So how should owners train scientifically to avoid handphobia in dogs?

Canthemum is a disease that has attracted more attention from dog owners in recent years. In fact, canine handphobia cannot be considered a disease in a completely sense. Many owners will wonder why there is such psychological fear between dogs and owners, so let’s tell you what dogs’ handphobia is.

This "handphobia" in dogs is caused by the improper hand movements of the breeder that cause the dog to be dangerous and afraid during daily training. So much so that every gesture of the feeder later, whether it is a command given to it or to show intimacy, will make the dog feel frightened and uneasy. Some dogs even react immediately when they see the gesture of the feeder or other people.

Therefore, the gestures of the trainer are very important. Not only should it issue orders accurately, but it should be properly carved when caressing the dog, but it should not leave any illusion of intimidation. Just imagine if a dog suffers from "handphobia", it would be such a pity! If a hunting dog suffers from this condition, it will no longer be able to pass or participate in any assessments and competitions. Therefore, people must be very cautious about this.

When the dog is seven months old, people can tame it. Just like educating children, people must not ask for dogs too much. Therefore, the feeder needs to use auxiliary tools in taming. Through these, let the young dog understand what it should do and what it should not do. Usually, the strength of the tone and the level of the voice of the feeder are enough to have a considerable effect on young dogs.

For example, using rebukes such as "pow", "no" or "what to do" can make the dog quickly understand the human intention. Is it necessary to strengthen the impression of this emphasis and warning about dogs? But this method is often an exception. The trainer should not use his hands, but roll up a newspaper or something soft to slap his hands or items to warn him, but never use this kind of thing to hit the dog directly. In most cases, the sound of slapping the palms with rolled newspapers is enough to serve as a reminder and warning to the dog. What is needed here is of course the "finger tip feeling" and the degree you master, so as not to scare the little guy.

It is also necessary to remind that a person should not raise a dog just to vent his anger on it at any time and turn the dog into his own punching bag. Since you have chosen, love it for the rest of your life, because it only loves you.