The Basic Commands Of Yorkshire Terrier Training

Though it's a responsibility of every yorkie
owner, it is important that you consider
yorkshire terrier training not only as a job to
complete but also an activity both of you should
have fun with. There are a number of ways to make
training sessions enjoyable - one is to train
using the reward technique. Even you would enjoy
learning while getting rewards, right? The same
holds true among dogs! Most of them can't refuse
those tasty goodies in interesting shapes and
appealing color that is why treats have become
the widely used tool when training a dog.

The treat technique is particularly effective
when training basic commands such as:

Sit.

This command can help you control your pet
especially if he loves to jump on people or run
after cars and passersby. It's also one great
way to keep your pet safe around other dogs. The
same command is the groundwork for other commands
like;

Stay.

The stay command is preceded by other commands
like sit or down. Through it, you can be sure
that your dog stays at whatever position you
prefer him to even if you're a good distance
away from him. Stay sometimes comes after the
command;

Down.

A dog that lies down each time he hears the
command "down" is an example of a dog that
exhibits high respect for his owner. The command
could also be used to help him relax if he's
nervous, frightened or excited. Along with sit
and stay, teaching this command during yorkshire
terrier training will keep your pet away from
trouble especially in public places.

Come.

This command is sometimes referred to as recall.
One purpose for teaching this command is to have
your dog come back to you once you call him,
whatever the situation is. With a dog that's
reliably trained with this command, you can be
at ease to let him wander off leash even when
you're at the beach or at the park because you
know that you can always control and keep him
safe particularly if you see a threat coming.

Heel.

Heel is the command given if you wish your dog
to walk beside you, specifically, parallel to
your left leg. This is to prevent your dog from
pulling on his lead, check the plants or any
other activities that could delay your walk.
This command can also be utilized to keep your
pet safe when walking on a busy street.

Teaching these commands during yorkshire terrier
training will not only produce a well mannered
dog you can be proud of but will also give you
and your pet more opportunity to bond.

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