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| − | + | When you correct your dog verbally, try making those corrections short and straight to the point. Do not go on and on about how bad the dog is behaving. Simply address the issue and move on. Also speak with authority so they understand you mean business. | |
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You have to be consistent with the crate training of your new puppy. When the dog is let out of the crate, it is necessary to give him a chance to relive himself right away. Over time, the puppy will be able to wait until the appropriate opportunity to answer the call of nature. | You have to be consistent with the crate training of your new puppy. When the dog is let out of the crate, it is necessary to give him a chance to relive himself right away. Over time, the puppy will be able to wait until the appropriate opportunity to answer the call of nature. | ||
| − | + | When you are house training your puppy, remember, what goes in, must come out. To ensure that your dog's bowel movements remain regular, feed him or her some high-quality food a minimum of twice per day during the same times daily. This will help you figure out when the best time is to take your dog out and avoid accidents. | |
| − | + | Do not use shock collars. Most of the time these don't function as they should and can cost quite a bit of money. Also, shock collars may actually hinder your dog's development and thwart positive behaviors. Trying things akin to this will only cause harm to your relationship with your dog. | |
Dogs will focus on something and ignore all else unless something breaks that attention. If you do it enough times, your dog will wait for your signals instead of focusing on other things. | Dogs will focus on something and ignore all else unless something breaks that attention. If you do it enough times, your dog will wait for your signals instead of focusing on other things. | ||
| − | + | Give your dog a clear verbal cue that means "yes" to aid in training. The word "yes" can be the bridge between rewards and good behavior. | |
| − | + | It is a simple task to teach a dog how to roll over, just be sure to keep some dog treats handy! Start by getting the dog to lay down. Afterward, bring the treat above the dogs head and follow over to their other side. He should roll his body over while following the treat. As he rolls, state the command "roll over" in a firm tone. Repeat the process until your dog associates the command with the action. It will probably take multiple attempts, but you will be the talk of the town when the trick is learned. | |
| − | If traveling with your dog, be sure to pack all of the things you will need to keep him happy on your travels. Pack his feeding bowls, potty bags, toys, blankets and everything else needed for his care and comfort. Don't worry too much about food though. You can buy it there. | + | If traveling with your dog, be sure to pack all of the things you will need to keep him happy on your travels. Pack his feeding bowls, potty bags, toys, blankets and [http://www.socalpetdoor.com/ www.socalpetdoor.com] everything else needed for his care and comfort. Don't worry too much about food though. You can buy it there. |
You never want to give your dog a punishment during training. Instead, focus on preventing unwanted behavior. If your dog misbehaves, you should try to demonstrate the preferred action. Training is only successful if you can build a good relationship with your pet - take the time to teach your dog in a positive manner. | You never want to give your dog a punishment during training. Instead, focus on preventing unwanted behavior. If your dog misbehaves, you should try to demonstrate the preferred action. Training is only successful if you can build a good relationship with your pet - take the time to teach your dog in a positive manner. | ||
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Regularly challenge your dog. Throw "pop quizzes" occasionally to be sure he is not getting out of practice. | Regularly challenge your dog. Throw "pop quizzes" occasionally to be sure he is not getting out of practice. | ||
| − | + | Your dog is relying on you to signal when he is right and wrong. If for some reason the animal perceives that you are amused by the performance, he may deliberately repeat the unwanted behavior to elicit a response. This can lead to more bad behavior and make it much more difficult to train your dog. | |
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When you correct your dog verbally, try making those corrections short and straight to the point. Do not go on and on about how bad the dog is behaving. Simply address the issue and move on. Also speak with authority so they understand you mean business.
You have to be consistent with the crate training of your new puppy. When the dog is let out of the crate, it is necessary to give him a chance to relive himself right away. Over time, the puppy will be able to wait until the appropriate opportunity to answer the call of nature.
When you are house training your puppy, remember, what goes in, must come out. To ensure that your dog's bowel movements remain regular, feed him or her some high-quality food a minimum of twice per day during the same times daily. This will help you figure out when the best time is to take your dog out and avoid accidents.
Do not use shock collars. Most of the time these don't function as they should and can cost quite a bit of money. Also, shock collars may actually hinder your dog's development and thwart positive behaviors. Trying things akin to this will only cause harm to your relationship with your dog.
Dogs will focus on something and ignore all else unless something breaks that attention. If you do it enough times, your dog will wait for your signals instead of focusing on other things.
Give your dog a clear verbal cue that means "yes" to aid in training. The word "yes" can be the bridge between rewards and good behavior.
It is a simple task to teach a dog how to roll over, just be sure to keep some dog treats handy! Start by getting the dog to lay down. Afterward, bring the treat above the dogs head and follow over to their other side. He should roll his body over while following the treat. As he rolls, state the command "roll over" in a firm tone. Repeat the process until your dog associates the command with the action. It will probably take multiple attempts, but you will be the talk of the town when the trick is learned.
If traveling with your dog, be sure to pack all of the things you will need to keep him happy on your travels. Pack his feeding bowls, potty bags, toys, blankets and www.socalpetdoor.com everything else needed for his care and comfort. Don't worry too much about food though. You can buy it there.
You never want to give your dog a punishment during training. Instead, focus on preventing unwanted behavior. If your dog misbehaves, you should try to demonstrate the preferred action. Training is only successful if you can build a good relationship with your pet - take the time to teach your dog in a positive manner.
Regularly challenge your dog. Throw "pop quizzes" occasionally to be sure he is not getting out of practice.
Your dog is relying on you to signal when he is right and wrong. If for some reason the animal perceives that you are amused by the performance, he may deliberately repeat the unwanted behavior to elicit a response. This can lead to more bad behavior and make it much more difficult to train your dog.
