Effective Tips for Teaching Your Dog to Eat Kibble Prop
It's mealtime! The teddy dog eagerly dashes over, and the little master can't wait to dish out the food.
It devours the food in a flash, leaving us worried that it might not have even chewed properly. Indeed, it was too excited to do so.
In this pattern, the owner is more like a food provider to the teddy rather than a leader. The little master hasn't established their leadership by feeding, but rather, they've inadvertently lowered themselves to the role of a servant.
Remember, proper feeding means not giving the teddy food until it's completely calm. This teaches it that good behavior is the key to receiving its meal.
By practicing this, you make it clear that you are the leader. Because you provide the food when it's most excited and rowdy, if it wants food, it gets it—turning you into a mere servant to its whims. We might find this adorable, but it's actually the root of the dog's disobedience.
And yes, we're particularly fond of this adorable sight. But it's misguided; this is where your dog's misbehavior truly originates.
If your dog eats too quickly, simply lift the bowl. Every time it eats fast, lift it. Eventually, it will learn to eat its kibble at a leisurely pace.
By controlling its food, you assert your leadership. It should respect your commands as its master. This is how you establish your leadership. It's a simple solution to the problem of your dog's disobedience. The reason for its disobedience is that it views you as its servant, not its owner.
