First put a table or desk at home and pretend it is an instrument table. At the same time, ask a few of your friends to pretend to be a pet doctor or beautician.
Let your friend enter the house, then slowly and gently carry the dog to the table, and give it some time to adapt to staying high. Remember that the desktop should not be too smooth, as slipping will increase the dog's sense of fear. In addition, if it is winter and the countertop is cooler, it is best to bring a small doily to the dog to reduce the dog's discomfort.
friends gathered around and pretended to check. At this time, the owner should constantly caress the dog's body, so that the dog can feel safe and also give the dog some food as a reward.
Practice more to let the dog gradually adapt until it can calmly on the table, allowing everyone to fiddle with its ears, eyes, mouth, claws and buttocks. If your dog shows fear (such as licking lips, sniffing claws, opening a mouth or breathing), you should help calm his emotions; if your dog can be quietly examined by his friend, ask your friend to give him some food as a reward.