Shih Tzu training is as crucial and as practicable as training other sort of dogs.  Shih Tzu's sometimes called Lion dogs are considered as one of the oldest kinds of dog. 

Below are released Shih Tzu training tips to guide dog owners:

In housebreaking, decide what strategy to use.  Are you going to paper teaching him because you are too pushed to take him outside each time he needs to use the bathroom?  Choose which one works best for you and your dog. 

Then, train yourself.  In other words, you need to be well informed enough and know the easiest way to train your dog the method you have chosen. 

When he accidentally use the lounge as his bathroom, don't attempt to strike him or rub his nose on his own mess.  Physical punishment will not correct him; instead will simply make things more difficult. 

When it comes to obedience training, train your dog the basic come, sit and stay commands.  These basic commands are his building blocks to other more involved obedience training and will help you develop a nice relationship with your dog. 

Use positive beefing up.  Positive reinforcement increases the likelihood for a dog to exhibit the same behavior again;  It consists of loving praise, pats and treats.  Giving of treats is an effective way in dog obedience training.  But just make efforts to show and give the treat just when the command is already performed.  Showing of treats before giving the command is like bribing your dog to do it.  Your aim is to train him to follow commands because he loves and respects you as his leader. 

Whether you are on housebreaking or obedience training, give him correct diet.  Ask your veterinarian on the types and quantity of food you want to give your pet.  It'll also help if you're mindful of what foods are to be evaded to lessen the likelihood of allergy and other food-related issues. 

These few tips appear to be extremely simple but will certainly bring the best out of your Shih Tzu dog.  And what exactly you'll get?  A Shih Tzu dog with human satisfactory behavior and is fun to be around.

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