Teach your dog to spin by distracting him from what he is doing.Place your hand flat with your fingers slightly apart and your palm facing down. Place your dog in front of you and give him a treat. Have the treat in one hand and place the other hand on top of the dog’s rear end, grabbing his tail tightly. Flatten the back end of the dog’s body with your legs. Give him a steady forward push with one leg, forcing his rear end to turn clockwise. Do not let go of the dog’s tail and keep pushing him in this position until he turns completely around. Keep pushing while praising the dog. When he is in a spin, release your grip on his tail, let go of one leg and place both hands on top of the dog’s bum to keep him steady. He can continue spinning by himself.
How do I teach my dog to spin chewy?
Show your dog that spinning chews is fun by offering treats along the way. When your dog gets close to the chew, offer the treat and let your dog take it from your hand. Once your dog has the hang of it, start spinning the chew yourself and follow with a treat.Always use positive reinforcement when training your dog. If the learning is not taking place, try changing up the environment or reward.Once your dog has gotten the hang of it, start giving him/her all of the treats while you are spinning! This will make the process even more enjoyable for both of you.
How do I teach my dog to spin on his hind legs?
The easiest way to teach your dog to spin is by rewarding them with a treat. Start by encouraging them to sit and spin in a circle by your leg. Once they are spinning, give them a treat. Once they are comfortable with the sitspin motion, move on to the next step. Place one hand on top of their back leg and the other hand on their hip. Start by spinning in place, giving your dog a treat when they follow suit. Eventually you can push them through spins together. Remember to always be patient and slow with your dog as this can be confusing for both of you if done too fast.