Chow Chows are very sociable and friendly dogs. They love being part of a family and knowing their place. Although sometimes lazy, especially indoors, Chow Chows need daily exercise and play. Chow Chows are good with children and enjoy interaction. They do well in apartments and houses with small yards.
Along with their loving nature, they also possess an extremely stubborn streak. They can be difficult to train and absolutely must have a firm and confident teacher. Without constant training, they can become aggressive and unruly. The owner of a Chow Chow must have enough time to train him and be constant in his efforts. Here are some easy tips to help you get started on your workout.
Until an animal gives you its respect and security, you will not be able to have any success with your training efforts. These traits are exceptionally significant when training a dog. If a dog cannot tell a pack leader, then he accepts the position of leader.
In a dog’s world, if you are the handler, you will easily understand what you are telling him to do. If you don’t first build respect and loyalty, all your training efforts will almost certainly be unsuccessful. As you bond with your dog by becoming the alpha of your pack, he will effortlessly give you the respect and dependency you deserve. As soon as the dog has learned to trust and respect the owner, he will be surprised at how quickly the teaching sessions progress.
Many new dog owners misinterpret adoration and affection for loyalty and respect. While a new pup just begs to be held, he’ll be sure not to offer his pup love at the wrong time. Often drawing a clear line between acceptable and inappropriate behavior and enforcing it can be difficult. By setting patterns for your dog to follow, you allow him to see what you expect of him.
Dogs develop self-confidence by knowing the rules and they develop loyalty when you implement the rules. In a natural environment, each dog knows his position in the pack and understands what his job is.
Good luck training your new Chow Chow puppy!
