Shar Pei obedience Training is a long process and requires plenty of patience on the part of the trainer. The dogs are intelligent and quick learners, but the training is a bit complicated, hence utmost care and consistency is imperative. A well-behaved Shar Pei, who is obedient to its family, is a pride for every dog owner.



At the initial stage the training may be a cause of frustration for the trainer as well as the dog. But the trainer has to be patient and conduct only short sessions. After the long-drawn initial stage, the training can be speeded up and with the help of rewards and praises it is possible to train the Shar Pei successfully.

Using simple commands is one of the methods for training. Commands like sit and play are readily picked up and followed by the puppy in contrast to long commands like sit down here puppy or stay there, don't move.

As mentioned earlier, giving rewards to the puppy during the Shar Pei obedience training is a way to make the puppy reproduce good behavior. Any good behavior pattern from it should immediately be praised and rewarded. This is much more beneficial to the Shar Pei obedience training than punishment for poor behavior. Each Shar Pei puppy goes all out to please its trainer, and is therefore eager to perform well at every step. The reward will automatically inculcate a desire to repeat the behavior.

Puppy kindergarten and socialization classes are the places where the Shar Pei obedience training can take place. Here they learn good manners and they also learn that they should not get too excited or distracted when other dogs and people surround them. For older dogs fun training classes could provide them with mental stimulation. Six months is the ideal age to start Shar Pei obedience training classes, but they can be sent there even earlier.

Let us look at the different types of Shar Pei obedience training. There is the traditional type of training and the motivation based training. The traditional training has a roundabout approach and warns the dog about all the things that it is not supposed to do. On the other hand, the motivation-based training has a different focus. It develops the relationship between the dog and its owner and even the dog with the family that it lives with. The training is focused on the integration of the dog into the family and making it a part of it.

The most important thing about the obedience class is to have a positive trainer. He should not only train the dog by teaching him the basic obedience exercises, but other basic needs too like canine communication and simple health basics like hygiene and exercise. Of course he should teach the dog good manners and tackle any problem behaviors.

There are various websites as well as an abundance of dog training books that can help you to understand the nuances of Shar Pei obedience raining. "Sit Stay Fetch" and "Dog Training Secrets" are some of the well-known training guides for puppies.