1. Find the reason: Sometimes the dog at home will become noisy and uneasy due to vigilance or fear when seeing strangers.

At this time, you can ask your friends for help to train the dog to get used to contact with strangers.

2. Punishment and reward: If it barks or screams very fiercely, first of all, you must reprimand it promptly and severely.

After your dog bites, you can scold it by holding its chin, or roll a magazine into a tube and knock it on the floor to make a noise to scare it. These are all very effective methods.

After the owner reprimands the dog, it will calm down when it is frightened. At this time, it should be praised.

3. Go out for a walk: Corgi dogs are active and lively by nature, bark loudly, and are very energetic. Exercise can consume their physical strength. Dogs will naturally become sleepy when they are tired from playing.

4. Interact with dogs: Corgis like to get along with their owners very much. On weekdays, just playing ball throwing games with them at home can vent their energy and satisfy their love for fun.

Extended information: Corgi feeding tips: The amount of food fed every day should be moderate. Too much or too little is detrimental to healthy growth.

The daily feed should contain meat and equal amounts of various grains, vegetables, carrots, and other vegetarian foods.

Change varieties regularly to ensure nutritionally comprehensive food intake.

Corgis are prone to eye diseases, so their eyes should be washed with 2% boric acid water every 3 to 5 days to prevent eye diseases.

You should also bathe it regularly, remove earwax and tartar, trim its claws, etc.

Corgis have no body odor and can be bathed once a month.

The kennel should be located in a ventilated, clean and dry place, and should be disinfected every half a month or a month to prevent the growth of bacteria.