Some measures to be taken when training a Mudi….
As with all dogs, training a Mudi should begin when they are only puppies. With only 100 years of domestication in the history of a Mudi, the Mudi may sometimes be shy and therefore, positive reinforcement is always the better option, instead of reprimanding them. These dogs can be sensitive, and think of their owners as more of a friend than a master. This can be seen as both a positive and a negative aspect of owning a Mudi. Because they see you as a friend, they will be 100% loyal and devoted. But because they often don’t see their owner as an owner, obeying orders may be a problem. However, it is up to you to use these traits to your advantage.
They will definitely learn better when treated positively and fairly. This breed needs to feel that they can trust the person who is training them and once there is trust, a Mudi will do anything to please his master, his owner…his family, and ultimately his friend. He is happy to do jobs, and doesn?t require assistance to do them, once he knows what to do. So be fair and loving with their breed. And don’t hesitate to give them jobs. They love it, since they are working dogs!
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