What Should I Do If My Dog Doesn't Like To Wear Collars And Leashes

1. Choose the time to wear the collar. Generally speaking, putting a collar on the dog before eating and then feeding it can temporarily make the dog forget about the existence of the neck collar.
2. Gradually shorten the time spent wearing collars. Generally speaking, it is sufficient to wear the collar for 5-10 minutes every day at the beginning, and the time for wearing the collar can gradually be extended.
3. After putting a collar on the dog, immediately take it out and ignore the collar. Even if the dog scratches randomly with its paws, never loosen the collar. Instead, do not loosen it until the designated time.
4. When dogs get used to wearing collars, they can hang a leash on them. After attaching the leash, don't rush to pull it. Instead, use food, toys, etc. to distract the dog's attention from the leash and let them play with it to adapt to its presence.
5. When the dog's aversion to the leash weakens, the owner should open the door and make a gesture of going out, pointing to the outside and shouting "go", then pick up the leash and gently pull it. When dogs follow along, rewards can be used to encourage them and make a good impression of the leash. When the dog is in a happy mood, they can wear the leash.
6. After taking your dog out, don't rush to take it for a walk around. Pulling the leash can make your dog feel uneasy and uncomfortable. You can use "come over" or "come back" training to familiarize your dog with the leash.