It is very important that the young dog which is going then to be used as breeding was specially trained for this work. Therefore in his life it is necessary to prepare for the first two-three knittings especially carefully, considering them as a training of a breeding dog. For the first time it can be tied approximately in 10 months from balanced, skilled and active suky. This "the first lesson" can spoil it, and can make an excellent breeding dog in the future. The majority adheres to strong belief that nothing except how to leave two dogs alone is required, and everything will be good. However it far not so.
Instruction
1. The first and very important point consists in the choice boughs. It is better if it is one of those a bough whom the dog well knows, maybe, one of his friends on nursery. When it is necessary that knitting happened, dogs are placed together on the fenced small platform or in the room, and watched them. It is necessary to allow a young dog to flirt behind suky some time. The place where everything occurs, has to be well familiar to a dog, the bough needs to bring to a dog.
2. There should be no vanity and haste near dogs, it is necessary to provide silence. The beginning dog easily distracts sudden noise and movements. Try that the room was not too brightly lit, but enough in order that it was possible to help a dog if it is required. When the dog several times tries to make to a cage if it large breed, it needs to be taken on a lead and as soon as he makes to a cage again, it is necessary to put a hand on a croup. The dog will at once oppose it, will stop, will turn, and then will try to make to a cage again. Again put a hand to it on a croup. Continue to hold a dog and to help him irrespective of, it needs it or not so that he understood that your help is a part of a ritual of knitting.
3. If the dog begins the courtings rather temperamentally, but then bothers him, then encourage him, but you do not scold at all. If he is a little sluggish, pretend that you take away to a bough, and, maybe, and it is worth making for a while. Leave a dog of one for five or ten minutes and bring to a bough back. If bough of small breed, and it can be lifted, take it over the head of a dog, he will get up on hinder legs and will try to get it. Support its excitement about half-minute. Then deliver to a bough on the earth or somewhere where knitting is made. After that the dog will probably make to a cage and will be untied without any efforts.