Maybe Afghan dogs may be obedient when they were young, but they still have some bad behaviors. It’s just that we didn’t take care of Afghan dogs too much, and let some behaviors of Afghan dogs be ignored. What should I do if the dog grows up and doesn’t obey?
1. Whether the Afghan dog is obedient or not is closely related to the owner’s feeding method and teaching method. Many parents face naughty and mischievous Afghan dogs, they will adopt the education method of beating and scolding. In fact, this method is not recommended by the editor. For dogs, they will also have self-esteem, and they will also have a sense of vengeance in the face of abuse and beatings by their owners.
2. So what should I do when the Afghan dog at home is disobedient? To make the disobedient Afghan dog obedient, the best way is to guide and train in time. For example, when the Afghan dog is disobedient, the parent can reprimand it in time to stop it, and then order it to stay quietly until it is ordered to move. If the Afghan dog can follow the owner’s instructions, then give it encouragement and praise after it gets up. For example, petting, food, and toys are all fine.
3. Every parent should understand that once Afghan dogs form their own habits and attitudes, it is difficult to change them. Adult Afghans, in particular, take more time and effort to correct their established habits. The stick method is not worth promoting, which not only cannot change the Afghan dog’s behavioral awareness, but will have the opposite effect. Therefore, this also requires that to teach a disobedient Afghan dog, the owner should invest more time and energy, and slowly change its behavioral awareness in the daily life, so that it gradually becomes obedient and sensible.
4. Lastly, when raising Afghan dogs, parents must not spoil it. Training should be started at an early age to cultivate Afghan dogs to develop good habits and attitudes. This is a responsibility and an obligation for the owner. To make the Afghan dog live in harmony with the family, this scientific domestication is a must.
Afghan Personality and Training Traits
1. The Afghan Hound has a strong independence, so it must be deeply and carefully tamed when it is a puppy. A well-trained adult dog can generally be accompanied by children and adults, is resistant to heat and cold, and has a strong ability to adapt to the environment. There is a lot of activity outdoors, but it is quiet indoors so it can adapt to urban life.
2. The focus of training is its obedience awareness. Because it is a large dog, it should be well disciplined when it is young to avoid its temper being too impatient. The Afghan Hound is very intelligent, so it does not need the owner to guide with a lot of language, “YES, N0” and other simple commands.
3. Because of their lively and active personality, they need a lot of exercise, so a certain amount of outdoor activities should be carried out every day. When walking, be aware that it may become overexcited when it is far from its owner. It likes water very much, and it will jump into it when it sees it. If conditions permit, give it more opportunities to get close to water.
4. The body is strong, independent, and gentle to people. Although the body is strong, the body will become thinner and thinner when there are changes in life. Now the breed has been improved, and in addition to maintaining its original liveliness, training and rearing are much more docile and easier than before. Elegant and lively Afghan dogs can use proper exercise to keep their body and mind in the best condition. It likes to live in a comfortable modern home.
