Here's how to train your dog to shake hands:
Prepare tools and environment: Before training, make sure your dog is ready and in a quiet, comfortable environment. You can use a leash or collar to control your dog and make sure it doesn't run away or get frightened.
Start training: First, sit your dog down. Then, stretch out your arm and tell the dog in a friendly, affectionate tone: "Shake hands, shake hands". Be careful not to use a commanding tone, as this may make the dog feel scared or nervous.
Guide the dog to shake hands: When the dog sees your hand outstretched, it will naturally raise one paw. At this point, you can gently place its paw on your hand and say, "Okay, shake hands!".At the same time, give the dog some rewards, such as snacks or words of praise.
Repetitive training: In the next few trainings, repeat the above steps to let the dog gradually become familiar with the handshake movements and commands. You can gradually increase the length and frequency of training to make your dog more proficient.
Precautions: Be patient and friendly during training. Do not force your dog to shake hands, as this may make him feel uncomfortable or scared. At the same time, it is also important to observe the dog's reaction, and if it shows uncomfortable or irritable emotions, you can stop the training and give it some comfort and attention in time.
With the above steps, you can gradually train your dog to shake hands. Remember to be patient and friendly, and give your dog plenty of rewards and attention.