Most agree that when a dog is well-trained, he and his owner will have a stronger bond. A properly trained and socialized dog can have a dramatic impact on the amount of happiness in your life. So to make your relationship even stronger, keep reading!
Make sure to let your pet know a crate is their home initially. Feed your dog inside the crate with the door open. They'll build a positive view of the crate this way.
You should have a specific feeding pattern for your dog. He has to know when the food will arrive and it should be on schedule, but he also needs to know when the food will be removed again. Your dog will soon become accustomed to his feeding schedule and eat quickly.
Dogs should never be tied up close to each other. If chains get intertwined, the dogs can get hurt. For example, a large dog could tangle the chain with a smaller dog, wrapping the chain around the neck of the small dog, causing it to die.
It is not difficult to teach a dog how to roll over, and having some treats on hand makes it easier. The dog has to lay down first. Next, you must hold one treat close to the floor off to one side of their head and slowly bring it up and over the dog's head to the opposite side. This will cause your dog to use their nose to follow the treat. As a result, your dog will roll over. Be sure to say ROLL OVER as your dog is rolling. Eventually, he will learn to perform the trick upon command. It may take some time for your dog to perfect the trick, but it's a popular move and one that is sure to impress others.
Don't use any kind of devices, like a shock collar, when training your dog. They often do not function properly and their cost is rarely justified. Plus, using shock collars could discourage your dog in having good behavior. You will usually get negative results with these techniques.
Pick a phrase you will say to your new puppy the whole time you are working on house training him. When you take your dog out, repeat this command. This will help him form an association between being taken outside and doing his business.
As you progress with your dog's training, you should begin to give it more and more freedom. The right balance of training, obedience and freedom ensures your dog has an enjoyable life. Just be careful that you do not allow too much freedom, too quickly, as this can quickly derail your hard work and training.
It's surprising for many people to know that training your dog is never as time consuming, difficult, or stressful as people think. The key is having the right attitude, a lot of patience and enough discipline to follow through. Successful dog training is achieved by people who have these three traits.
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