Know How To Train Your Dog And Also Have A Enjoyable Time
Whenever you first start training you can use visual cues, treats and rewards and other tools, but sooner or later your dog should be able to respond as you hope with just the sound of your voice. Be consistent with all of your voice commands so that your dog is never mystified about what you want.
A dog will do anything to please you but he needs to unmistakably comprehend what you want. You must be the established "alpha dog" and you must be firm and patient and always follow through. It will not take too long if you are unswerving. Your puppy will work hard to please you if he clearly comprehends what is expected of him.
Puppies are naturally curious and they will sniff around the area, dig and play around. Puppies are also easily distracted by noises, other people and other animals. When you first start training it is wise to do it where there are less distractions and as your training progresses you can slowly move to places with more potential distractions.
When you are housetraining your dog you need to shower him with love and attention when he does it right. Make a big deal about it and reward and applaud him generously. Soon he will always go where he is supposed to because it pleases you so much.
Young puppies can be easily distracted so it is up to the trainer to make the training enjoyable and engaging. Try not to spend too much time training at the start and as soon as it stops being fun for the dog it is likely time to stop that session. Keeping the training interesting and fun is a key to long-term dog training success.
Training your dog to take no notice of distractions may be tough as dogs are social animals and they usually love both people and other animals. However, it is crucial that you are able to command your puppy's attention despite of what is going on around you so it is very critical to work on this. You can try to get his attention with a favorite toy or a treat as a temptation to get the attention back to you. If your dog is clicker trained, he should bring his attention back to you with a click.
To be able to use positive reinforcement you should praise and reward your dog when he does something right and give him little or no awareness at all when he does something bad. Yelling or reprimanding him when he does something wrong will only end up mystifying him and it will not help your training efforts.
Teaching your puppy with positive reinforcement will speed up the training process and it will make it easier and much more satisfying. Your puppy only wants to give pleasure to you and if you give him positive reinforcement, he will carry on to do what you want and he will do whatever you ask of him. He will be pleased to make you happy and you will be pleased when your training just gets easier and easier.
A dog will do anything to please you but he needs to unmistakably comprehend what you want. You must be the established "alpha dog" and you must be firm and patient and always follow through. It will not take too long if you are unswerving. Your puppy will work hard to please you if he clearly comprehends what is expected of him.
Puppies are naturally curious and they will sniff around the area, dig and play around. Puppies are also easily distracted by noises, other people and other animals. When you first start training it is wise to do it where there are less distractions and as your training progresses you can slowly move to places with more potential distractions.
When you are housetraining your dog you need to shower him with love and attention when he does it right. Make a big deal about it and reward and applaud him generously. Soon he will always go where he is supposed to because it pleases you so much.
Young puppies can be easily distracted so it is up to the trainer to make the training enjoyable and engaging. Try not to spend too much time training at the start and as soon as it stops being fun for the dog it is likely time to stop that session. Keeping the training interesting and fun is a key to long-term dog training success.
Training your dog to take no notice of distractions may be tough as dogs are social animals and they usually love both people and other animals. However, it is crucial that you are able to command your puppy's attention despite of what is going on around you so it is very critical to work on this. You can try to get his attention with a favorite toy or a treat as a temptation to get the attention back to you. If your dog is clicker trained, he should bring his attention back to you with a click.
To be able to use positive reinforcement you should praise and reward your dog when he does something right and give him little or no awareness at all when he does something bad. Yelling or reprimanding him when he does something wrong will only end up mystifying him and it will not help your training efforts.
Teaching your puppy with positive reinforcement will speed up the training process and it will make it easier and much more satisfying. Your puppy only wants to give pleasure to you and if you give him positive reinforcement, he will carry on to do what you want and he will do whatever you ask of him. He will be pleased to make you happy and you will be pleased when your training just gets easier and easier.
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