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Does your dog need to learn his manners?

August 23, 2013 By

Some people will get a dog before they realize what kind of responsibility it holds. Owning a dog takes a lot of commitment. Dogs must be trained so they exhibit good behavior and stay out of trouble. If you’ve adopted a dog and it needs training, you could use the tips written in this guide for that purpose.

Crate training is very beneficial, but there can be difficulties that the following tips can help with. Many dogs are intimidated by the crate. To cure this, place something they enjoy in it and shut the door. The dog will smell the bone and want to go racing into the crate to eat it. When he does, praise him for it so he knows it was a good thing to do.

Do your best to keep your dog active through the day. Dogs can get bored easily. Not to mention that a bored dog is going to be more stubborn during training. Your dog will be more relaxed and willing to listen if he is exercised frequently. Get out for some long walks and runs with your dog.

Stay very consistent and persistent when starting your crate training regimen. As soon as you let your dog out of the crate, take him to his potty location. Eventually, the puppy will learn to wait to pee until given the opportunity.

Modify and update your dog’s training as necessary, so he remains in compliance with the rules. Do not assume that your dog will remember his training all his life. Some dogs will revert back to negative behaviors if the training does not continue. For this reason, you need to reinforce what your dog has learned in training or better still, teach him a new trick every now and then.

Shock Collars

Refrain from using shock collars and similar training devices. They are often scams and, in any case, are completely unnecessary to proper dog training. Also, shock collars and like devices are just not nice things to use. Generally, techniques such as these actually produce negative results.

When you approach a strange dog, make sure you approach him slowly and allow the dog to sniff your hand. Extending your hand lets the animal familiarize himself with your unique scent, making him more receptive to a friendly interaction. When the dog becomes familiar with your smell, he will not fear you and will respond to your commands easier.

Always make use of positive reinforcement when it comes to training your dog. Reward your dog with happy words, petting and an occasional very small treat when he pleases you. Don’t yell and/or hit your dog. This makes the dog think you are imbalanced. Maintain a calm attitude anytime that your dog does wrong so that you can have a relationship o mutual respect with your dog.

It is still possible to train your pet if you have owned the animal for a long time. With the advice from this article, you can begin to train your dog to be the pet you’ve always wanted. A dog that is improperly trained can pose a threat to others, so it is critical to seek training quickly.

At Pawsitive Solutions, we specialise in helping you get the best possible relationship with your dog.

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