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If your dog is too naughty and disobedient, owners can correct their behavior through timely intervention and appropriate discipline. If the dog follows the owner's instructions after training, be sure to reward it promptly. With repeated training, the dog will gradually become more obedient. How to Train a Disobedient Dog When your dog is being too mischievous and disobedient, it's crucial to stop the inappropriate behavior immediately. Generally, upon hearing their owner's reprimand, dogs will usually cease what they are doing, become quiet, and look back at their owner, waiting for new commands. This is a key step in managing unwanted actions. After the dog stops the unwanted behavior, you should command it to stay in place and remain quiet. Consistent and firm discipline is essential for addressing these misbehaviors so the dog can learn from its mistakes and gradually change its behavior. This process of correction ensures they understand what is unacceptable. Once the...

If a Shih Tzu dislikes its owner, it may show this through behaviors such as avoiding close contact, disobeying commands, baring its teeth, or even attempting to run away. Signs Your Shih Tzu Dislikes You 1. Refusal to Approach: Dogs are usually affectionate and enjoy being near their owners. If your Shih Tzu consistently avoids you, moves away when you come close, or hides, it’s a sign it dislikes your presence, assuming there are no underlying health issues. 2. Disobedience: Most dogs have a natural inclination to be obedient, especially with training. However, a Shih Tzu that dislikes you might be difficult to train, ignore commands, or refuse to respond to its name. This shows it doesn't see you as its leader and resists your authority. If your dog doesn't listen, it may indicate a deeper problem than just training. 3. Aggressive or Retaliatory Behavior: When a Shih Tzu dislikes you, it might display aggression. This could include barking excessively or even showing teet...