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The Ultimate Guide To Dog Training
By Brad Collins
We've continually had dogs around ever since I was a child, and even when our household was "between dogs" I adopted next door's Boxer dog as my own. Despite this, as a family we didn�t have a clue Read more...
Service Dog Training: How To Prepare Your Dog
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Assistance dogs come in a variety of types: guiding dogs, hearing dogs and service dogs. At their core, all trainings aim to do the same thing: train a dog to help people that can't do their daily Read more...
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'on Trust' & 'paid For': One Of The Oldest Dog Tricks That Never Fail To Entertain
By Moses Chia
“On Trust” & “Paid For” for are one of the oldest dog tricks that afford as much entertainment as anything a dog can do since the early 1900s. It is not the easiest trick to be taught but can be Read more...
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House Training Tips - Where Your Dog Should Live Inside Your House
By Jason Phillips
A lot of people think that choosing a place for dog in their house is an easy task, they don't need any help with. However, it is just a voice of ignorance, they simply don't realize how dangerous Read more...
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5 Tips To Choose Effective Dog Training Courses
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It can be confusing figuring out the best way to train your dog, and there are a lot of options available. How can you decide what the best dog training courses are? There are certain things to look Read more...
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Obedience Training Your New Dog Is An Essential First Step To Establishing Dominance
By Caroline Miller
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Although dogs are domestic animals, yet their behavior get be wild and unpredictable at times. There are instances when dogs tear apart their dog beds, turn the house into a mess and do similar things that are pretty destructive in nature. Dog obedience training teaches your dog to obey orders and keeps his wild side under control. Dog obedience training is very essential if you do not want to have unpleasant experiences of biting and tearing being carried out by your dog. Dog obedience training therefore, is very important for the well being of your dog and those around you.
If you are upset over your dog's shredding your clothes to bits and pieces and his pooping or peeing all around your place, its time to get into the action and start training him. Make sure that the training process is innovative and fun for both you and your dog. If either of you gets bored along the line, try changing the routine in order to get the most out of the whole process. As the first step, you should train your dog to obey the basic commands at least. Commands such as 'sit, 'stand', 'go' and 'stop' should be easily comprehendible by your dog. Your dog should obey these orders no matter what, and you should proceed on with your training only after you are sure that your dog is thorough with these basic commands.
There are various ways in which professionals train dogs for obedience, but two of the most popular ones are leash/collar training and rewards training. Leash training is harsher and is suited to more aggressive dogs, whereas reward training is an incentive based training wherein your dog is given an incentive or reward for doing what was desired out of him under the given circumstances.
Incentive based training is always the better approach, as it is less intensive on the dog's physique and is less expensive as compared to leash/collar training. It saves time and money and is therefore a better training technique; provided your dog actually recognizes that he is being rewarded for doing the right thing. Rewarding your dog constantly is very important. More important than rewarding the dog is to reward him for doing the right thing. The dog should understand that he is being rewarded and he should be rewarded time and again for doing the correct thing. Regular and short training sessions are better and compared to longer and less frequent ones as dog memory is quite short loved, and he needs to be reminded constantly of the right habits until the dog starts performing the right habits instinctively.
Basically, the main reason behind obedience training is not to curb a dog's natural wild instincts, but it is to direct a dog's natural behavior to other domestically acceptable vents. The dog might vent his wild side on to a wooden piece or a piece of paper, rather than shredding your expensive clothes to pieces. Therefore, it is important that your dog is more aware of what NOT to do and this would be the start of a successful dog obedience training program.
Caroline is the blogger of a unique dog beds store which provides personalized, orthopedic dog beds older or geriatric dogs and their picky owners. Caroline Miller also like to write about many other pet topics but obedience training is one of her favorite topics. Take a look at the heated dog beds and other products on dog bed supplies and keep up to date on everything dog related! |
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Dog Training: Tips And Tricks To Stop Your Dog From Digging In Your Yard
By O'Neal Hendrix
It’s downright infuriating to look out the window and see Buddy digging another hole in the yard. You yell out the window; he may or may not even acknowledge he’s heard anything; then back to the Read more...
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