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The best dog training starts with the owner

August 3, 2013 By

Training a puppy could be overwhelming. But, it is imperative that you train your new pet so that you and your family are safe and happy with them. Positive training is the only method worth using. Both patience and consistency are required. Set aside time each day to spend training your pet, usually 20 to 30 minutes in length is best, because that is the amount of time that they are most receptive. They will get bored if you take any longer.

If you want to train your dog, it helps if you can think like a dog. As advanced creatures, we humans have problems accepting when our dogs aren’t picking up new skills as fast as we’d like. Looking at the problem from your dog’s perspective can help. Consider how it would be to see the world in their eyes. Doing this will give you a completely different perspective, which should help you in training them.

Encourage your dog to be as active as possible. Dogs can become bored very easily. A dog without interest in what you’re doing is more difficult to train. Dogs are more inclined to obey when they are regularly taken out for exercise and happily accepted as a member of your family. Lead your dog on the path to fitness by walking or jogging every day.

Dogs generally focus on one thing while ignoring everything around them, unless something interrupts that intense focus. Repetition and practice will result in your dog waiting to take cues from you rather than being distracted by other things.

Make sure that your dog’s crate is the right size for him if you are going to use it to train him. Remember, puppies grow up. Choose a crate that works both for puppy and mature sizes. The dog should have plenty of room to turn around and lie down without being crowded.

Give your dog a clear verbal cue that means “yes” to aid in training. Certain words like “yes” are great for bridging the time between obeying an order and receiving the reward.

Start small when you begin to work on training your dog to give your dog an easy start. This will help you to see the progress you are making, regardless of how small or slow it is. It will also ensure that your dog truly comprehends each step of the training process. In doing so, you will see better and more positive results.

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Do not drag out your training sessions for too long. Dogs don’t have long attention spans so make sure that your training sessions are kept short. If you wish to do more training, give your dog a play break to stretch their legs and relax before resuming their training.

Dogs need to understand exactly what your “no” means. Positive reinforcement is the best method for dog training. The word ‘no’ itself is not enough to make your dog understand they need to stop what they are doing. All dogs differ and their training ought to be customized.

By using these tactics you can effectively train your dog. Consequently, you can be assured that your family and its property are safer and more secure. Implementing the training tips given in this article will result in a simpler time training, particularly when you practice with patience.

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