What should a novice do to get along with the dog in harmony

 1. Before raising a dog, make rules and reach a consensus with your family

Without preparation in advance, when the dog comes home, you will definitely be busier. It is recommended that before your dog goes home, sit down and talk to your family to make things clear. For example, the person who feeds the dog, the person who takes the dog out for a walk, the places where the dog is not allowed to enter, the things that the dog cannot do, etc. In the process of raising a dog, if you fail to express your opinions well, it is very likely to hurt the dog. 

Established rules and regulations to be implemented by the whole family. For example, don't like to put the dog on the bed, no matter who it is, don't condone the dog's behavior, and resolutely execute it. Don’t expect a dog to follow the rules without sufficient consistency, because it's not that smart. In addition, before taking the dog home, clean the room to avoid being bitten by the puppy. 

2. Don't expect a dog to see through your mind

Puppies, like children, live by instinct. Don’t always apply human common sense to dogs, they really don’t understand anything. Dogs don’t know they can’t urinate anywhere, the owner’s shoes can’t bite randomly, don’t know it can’t bite. Most of these puppies need the owner to teach them how to go to the toilet and tell them not to bite. 

3. Correct the dog’s bad habits and don’t make him angry

When a person is angry, he cannot make rational decisions. When raising a dog, be careful not to lose your temper casually. The dog should obey a confident and calm leader. So if you want to correct the dog’s bad habits, the owner must be calm and decisive. 

4. Develop good habits for dogs

Some owners abuse "no" to stop the dog's behavior, and ultimately can only make the dog lose interest in the expression of "no". After preventing the dog from making mistakes, let him know what is right to do. The next time the dog encounters this situation, it will know how to react. 

5. Give the dogs snacks and give them some rewards, but at the right time

If the dog owner is not good at raising dogs, petting dogs and giving dogs snacks are a reward. If you don't like dogs to pounce on people, don’t touch them when they pounce on you. If you don't want the dog to eat at your feet, don't give it to the dog as a guide. Snacks and petting are used to reward the dog for correct behavior, for example, it will sit and wait obediently, and it will go to the toilet. 

6. Pay more attention to pets when going out

If stocked in public places (parks, green landscape belts, etc.), relevant regulations should be followed. If you go out to walk your dog, bring a newspaper or a dog poop bag, train your puppy to defecate in a proper manner, keep a safe distance from pregnant children, etc. If you do not follow the rules, you will be criticized and even punished. 

For example, in Canada, regardless of whether it is buying or adopting, it has to go through quite complicated procedures. And it has to go through the "whether it is suitable for keeping dogs", such as examining whether the unemployed have the conditions to keep dogs. Only those who pass can raise a dog. In Germany, puppies are required to go to a "dog school" to learn relevant etiquette, if not, the dog license will be revoked. 

Concluding remarks: Dog owners should fully realize the harm they do to their dogs, and actively improve their personal qualities, so that civilized dog raising becomes a conscious action. In addition, we still need to do some work to assume more social obligations and economic responsibilities for maintaining public order and the social environment. For urban managers, in order to regulate dog-raising behavior under the rule of law, it is necessary to guide citizens to develop a civilized dog-raising habit through legislation, law enforcement, publicity and education, and this is beneficial to society.