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Getting your dog trained is easy when you follow these tips

August 25, 2013 By

Sure, your pet is a beloved member of the family. Nevertheless, everyone in your home must abide by rules and respect your property; the dog is no exception. Regrettably, your dog probably does not share the same appreciation and respect for material possessions of yours that you do, seeing everything instead as a chew toy. The piece that follows includes time-tested tactics for preventing your dog’s chewing habit.

Make it clear to your dog that their crate is their home. Leave the crate door open and place food inside of it when it’s time to eat. This will help the dog make a positive association between the food and the crate.

It takes a while for a dog to get comfortable in a crate. Don’t take it too fast; introduce the dog at his own pace. When they’ve settled down with the gate open, slowly shut it and pass treats through the gate. At first, only close the gate for a short time, then gradually extend the time as your dog becomes more comfortable. If they become upset, you are moving too fast.

Consistency is the key to puppy crate training. Shortly after you allow your puppy to exit the crate, he must be given the chance to relieve himself in the designated area. Your puppy will eventually become able to relieve itself less frequently.

Be patient when teaching your dog, it will take some time. It’s very likely to take many repetitions of one command in order for your pup to fully understand it. Keep teaching it and be patient. The dog will learn in time.

Training a dog to go outside to pee means remembering that they’ll have to go after ingesting food or water. Feed your puppy three times regularly each day. This schedule will let you figure out when to let your dog relieve himself, cutting back on your chances of incidents.

If you are going to be training a pet, you should think about a word or noise that will tell your pet they did a good thing. A positive word will give your dog time to obey.

Come up with a phrase that you can teach your puppy during house training. When you are outside with the puppy, say the chosen phrase to keep him focused on the task he is to accomplish.

When you approach a strange dog, make sure you approach him slowly and allow the dog to sniff your hand. This gives the dog a chance to become accustomed to your personal scent and shows him you mean no harm. Dogs are more likely to be friendly and obedient if they recognize you.

Patience is definitely a virtue when training your pet. You will not get frustrated or mad and neither will your pet. Understand that the proper training will come with time, so cut your dog some slack and let them learn.

If your dog is jumping on you, grab his paws with your hands and gently squeeze them to deter his behavior. This will not hurt him, but it is quite uncomfortable. After a while, they will stop jumping on people because they will associate it with the uncomfortable feeling.

Every dog owner wants to help their pet become a well-adjusted member of the family and eliminate unsavory behavior like chewing and scratching on the furniture. Not only can it prevent injuries, it can save you stress and wasted money when you need to replace damaged belongings. These tips will be able to stop improper chewing.

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

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