Why Do You Need to Conduct a Dog Training?

There are countless of tricks that you may teach
your dog and dog training process should always
be fun so that your dog will be more proactive
when it's time for new tricks. Always give a
reward when your dog does a good job as they will
be more motivated when they are appreciated.
Appreciation can be shown through stroking their
head or neck, kissing, giving it treats and most
of all give a few breaks so that it can regain
its interest in the dog training.

Why do you need to train your dog?

1. Dog training enhances the dog's intelligence
and eliminates behavioral problems. Is your dog
barking for no reason at all? Dogs bark because
of their territorial nature and if they are
behaviorally trained then they will just bark if
there is a real threat or danger. Training your
dog is a way to earn your dog's respect and
trust. You can learn more about your dog's
behavior if you train your dog.

2. If you are a dog owner, you should assume that
you are your dog's pack leader. Dogs are used to
their packs and can only be tamed and trained by
their leader. You can bond with your pet and have
lots of fun while training as dogs love learning
and love being appreciated, so training can be a
good way of doing this.

3. Whatever tricks you teach your dog, it can
still benefit both of you. Prioritize the tricks
that can help enhance the survival instinct of
your dog such as sit, stay, jump and more. Some
dogs slip from their collar and find themselves
in a busy street, when they are trained they know
how to sit and wait for their owner. On the other
hand when a dog is not trained it may then become
confused and anxious on the street and run into
an accident prone area.

4. When your dog has learned about basic tricks,
you can proceed to advance dog training with
techniques that can be useful such as bringing
you the newspaper from the door, giving you its
bowl on feeding time or closing the door.
Teaching them these tricks may be easier when
they have already experienced the process of
training multiple times.

Suggested dog trainings:

- shake;

- roll over;

- catch;

- close the door;

- open a box;

- get objects;

- bark on command;

- retrieve needed objects;

- weave through your legs;

- jump low objects;

- crawl under a chair or low table;

- put rubbish in the bin.


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