Training a dog to wait for meals requires patience and a certain amount of time. Here are some steps to train your dog to wait for meals:
Arrange your dog’s meals and feed them regularly every day. This way the dog knows when to expect food. Keep your dog quiet before feeding. You can make your dog quiet by giving commands such as "sit". Place the food in a fixed place, either in your dog's food bowl or on the ground.
Allow your dog to sit and wait for your permission before placing the food. If your dog tries to eat the food before you give him permission, you need to stop him, return him to your side and wait. Give commands, such as "Okay", "It's time to eat", etc., so that the dog knows that it can start eating now.
Supervise your dog to make sure it stays quiet while it eats and don't let it eat too quickly or disturb you or other people. If your dog leaves the food bowl while eating, you can give a command such as "come back" to bring it back to the food bowl. After your dog has finished eating, clear the food bowl and let him know that food time is over.
Repeat these steps to slowly train your dog to wait for a meal. Remember, this requires patience and time, and you need to guide your dog step by step. Also make sure to give your dog enough food to keep it healthy and nutritious.