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Dog Training Tip: Biggest Mistake Dog Owners Make
By Diane Palmer
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Repeating the dog command over and over, when it is not working!
You have probably done this many times yourself, or seen others do it at the dog park or on walks. You hear them yell a command to their dog, that is obviously not listening, and then just keep saying the command over and over and louder and louder with anger, like that will scare the dog into listening. Not going to happen..
Picture yourself in a foreign country, trying to get across a question, to someone who obviously doesn't understand you. Do you keep saying the question over and over and then louder and louder with anger? Not likely, or risk the person running away from you!
Yelling at them is not going to make them respond any better.
It is the same with dog training. If you dog doesn't understand what you want, or does not look at you as the leader or Alpha, then it is not going to matter how many times you say it, or how loud you get, or how many times you jump up and down!.
You hear this a lot. The dog owner will yell "Rover come.." Rover chooses to ignore you because he has not been trained to understand this word, so now you say it again, then you get louder and louder, now you are yelling at him. He now thinks the word "come" is associated with anger, and is not likely to answer you at all!
Dog training works best, when you practice your commands every day. Not just once in a while. Even if you take your dog to dog training, you have to practice at home daily.
Once your dog realizes that you are boss, and understands your commands, he will understand what you want and obey. You will only need to say the command once.
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