How To Obedience Train Your Dog
Are you frustrated that your dog jumps up on people when you’re checking out potential friends? Can’t figure out why this otherwise wonderful friend abandons you in the park as everyone else happily returns?So here are some how to obedience train your dog.
Simple, Effective, And Fun To Do
“Have you attempted obedience training for your dog?” is the basic response. If you have the right attitude and perseverance, it’s simple, effective, and a lot of fun to do.
The fundamentals of canine obedience training, including teaching your dog to sit, stay, and come. These essential training commands will come in handy later in your best friend’s life.
When you take him to the dog park, you don’t want him running loose in the street; you want to show off what a perfect dog he is to all your friends.
With the right amount of care, loyalty, and patience, dog obedience training can be completed in a matter of weeks.
Training Your Dog – Your Dog Will Learn Like A Child
There are numerous obedience classes available. If you can’t train your pet on your own, there is plenty of help at the class. Other dogs are also present. You are socializing your dog in addition to training him, which is, of course, the next step after sit, remain, and come.
Dogs, like children, learn in a similar way, but with a lot more fur. They must be taught and made aware of the distinction between good and wrong.
Session Planning
Small steps are often taken to achieve success. Two to three times a day, 10 to 15 minute training sessions with your dog are recommended. Puppy attention spans are very short, thus this is especially true.
Adult dogs may become bored if the lessons are extended. Begin with the fundamentals. To avoid your dog being confused, try to stick to one action per training session.
Treating Is A Great Incentive Of Dog Obedience Training
Treats are a terrific strategy to obedience training when they have done what you have specifically asked them to do; you reward them with a one-of-a-kind treat.
They will not be rewarded if they do not answer. It’s pointless to yell at your friend because he’ll become scared of you, which you don’t want; you want to build a trustworthy relationship with him.
Why Is Your Dog Your Best Friend?
When training your dog obedience, keep him away from his toys and teach him without distractions. Take him to an empty field or park where he won’t be distracted by other people or dogs, just you and him.
Commands That Are Essential
The sit command is usually one of the first commands that your dog will pick up. The following step is to teach your dog to lie down. Working on teaching your dog to stay at the same time is a good idea.
Your dog should also be trained to respond as quickly as possible when called. This is a crucial command. You can advance to exciting tricks and advanced commands once your dog has learned these dog obedience basics.
Tell him politely but firmly that you want him to sit, then place your hand on his back and gently direct his bottom down. Say sit and tell him he’s a good dog when it’s down. Then give him a treat as a reward.
Repeating this again and over will help him realize that when you say sit, you want him to sit and that he will be rewarded if he does. Soon enough, he’ll understand how to sit when you tell him to, and the treat rewards will be unnecessary.
Training Him For The Stay Command
Additional effort will be required to train him to stay. That will almost certainly want the assistance of another person. Get him to sit (once he has figured out how) and have a friend hold him.
While walking away, command him to stay. Extend your arm and firmly point it at him (doing so will teach him that you want him to stay sitting whenever you extend your arm up, not just when you tell him to).
Then wait a few seconds, and your companion will be able to release him.
Use Psychology
When he approaches you, politely ask him to sit and tell him how smart he is! Don’t forget to commend him. You’re also teaching your dog how to come to you while using this strategy, so don’t forget to say “Come” to him instead of just his name.
Your puppy looked like soft clay when he was born. He must be formed and molded. You can start teaching your friend at any age, but the earlier you start, the easier it will be.
Remember that saying,”You can’t teach an old dog new tricks”,yes, you CAN, but it will take a lot more effort!
