Before training, owners should give Border Collies some free time, then use commands and gestures to guide them, avoiding direct contact. At the beginning of training, Border Collies may be less obedient, so owners should be patient and use a serious tone and expression, but never hit or scold them.
Border Collie training methods
Before each training session, owners should give their Border Collies ample free space and time to move around, which will help increase their motivation to learn. After each training session, owners should also play with their Border Collies to help them relax, which will make them more willing to train again.
When training a Border Collie, owners should avoid direct physical contact, as this can give the dog the illusion that you are playing with it. To get the Border Collie to perform an action, owners should use consistent, simple commands and gestures. For example, to get the Border Collie to sit, the owner can press their palm down while saying the "sit" command.
When Border Collies first begin training, their obedience is inevitably low. Owners need to be patient, talk to them frequently, and make them realize that you are not just playing with them. If a Border Collie is particularly naughty during training, the owner can use a more serious tone and expression, but should not scold it.
