A small, funny, almost toy dog - the Yorkshire Terrier belongs to the decorative breed. Despite its size and adorable appearance, it is nevertheless a real dog. It is necessary to train and train her basic commands, like any other. This will help to avoid troubles and dangers that can lie in wait for an inquisitive and restless baby even within the walls of the house.
Instructions
Step 1
Carry out training in the apartment, near the house, on a walk or in the country. Use the palatable method. If the dog is on dry food - then a piece of food, if not - then an unsalted cracker, a small piece of cheese or an apple. Shouts and punishments to Yorkies in no case should be used - conduct training only in a good mood, give commands in an encouraging, cheerful voice. Refrain from lisping and diminutive words. One training session should not be longer than 10 minutes; several of them can be carried out during the day. Only the owner who knows his character well should train the dog.
Step 2
The main command for any dog is "Place". Sitting next to the puppy and holding the treat that he sees in his hand, get up and go to his bed, saying "place." When the puppy runs up to her, put him on her, lightly pressing on the croup, praise and give food.
Step 3
The "Fu" command will help to stop unwanted actions or to stop the dog if it shows excessive curiosity. A close contact has already been established to pronounce the dog. The command should be given at a time when the dog is just starting an unwanted action.
Step 4
Smart Yorkies begin to understand the command "Come to me" almost immediately. During the game, you throw him a toy to make him run away, and then show the treat and say "(nickname), to me." As soon as the puppy runs up, he gets a treat. You can ask someone to distract and restrain the dog.
Step 5
To practice the "Sit" command, sit the dog on the floor, slightly pressing its croup. Repeat the command loudly and clearly several times. If the puppy has been able to stay in this position for a while, give him encouragement.
Step 6
After the dog is good at the "Sit" command, teach him to push his paw from this position. Repeat the Paw command several times and gently push one of the front paws with your hand to bend it or take it above the wrist and lift it up to shoulder level. Hold on for a while in this position and give a reward.
Step 7
Yorkies learn easily and willingly, they can be trained throughout their lives. A well-mannered and well-trained dog will become your pride, and you can always control its behavior and prevent those dangers that may come its way.