10 peculiarities of training Tibetan mastiff

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Features of training a Tibetan mastiff

1. Use the intonation of
your voice each time during the training. Change it depending on the command.
Say the command in a calm, even and loud voice, so that the dog will hear it at
a considerable distance from you. Make your intonation
emotional and approving to encourage the dog for the correctly performed
command. Prohibiting command should be given in a strict and harsh voice.

2. When training, don’t use
either a leash or a collar as a means of influence, so as not to fix the dog’s
negative attitude towards these objects.

3. At first, actively use
tasty food as an incentive. After receiving positive results in training,
gradually try to cut down and finally stop giving food at all.

4. The duration of the
training should not exceed 15-40 minutes.

5. Do not repeat the same
command several times in a row. The dog ceases to hear it and

6. The lesson should end
with a correctly performed command.

7. Do not try to teach
several commands at once. First, teach one skill, then go on to practice the
next one.

8. Do not change the
instructor during the entire period of training.

9. Tibetan mastiff dogs often
provoke the trainer or the owner to behave harsh. In no case should you succumb
to this provocation. Instead you should demonstrate that you are not going to
give up and will achieve your goal anyway

10. The main mistake of
beginning breeders is an attempt to make the puppy furious at any opportunity,
believing that the dog will become angrier in general. Tibetan mastiffs are not
aggressive by nature, they are balanced and calm dogs.

The main thing to remember is
that any dog’s mistake is in 99% cases the trainer’s guilt! Only kindness,
love, affection, friendly attitude and respect will help you to make your puppy
a true friend and defender.