Dog Training | The Best Dog Training Techniques
January 16, 2010 by jamesk
Filed under Dog Training
Did you recently buy, adopt or rescued a dog or a puppy? There are great tips on choosing the best dog training pram for the dog in order to make it obedient, fun to be with and a well behaved dog. Since there are many programs for you to choose from, there are specific qualities that you should look for in the most appropriate program or trainer to train your dog. This article discusses those qualities.
a) Motivational, positive philosophy
A trainer who understands the value of motivational positive philosophy and techniques has the best interest of your dog at heart. Such a trainer knows that the dog
Dog Training | Dog Obedience Training Tips
January 16, 2010 by jamesk
Filed under Dog Training
The key to having a dog pet that is enjoyable and fun is proper dog training. Most people think that dog training is teaching it how to do dumb tricks and competition exercises. Dog obedience training is teaching a dog to understand and do what it is told to do. The most critical aspect in nurturing a dog-human relationship is training a dog to be obedient. Training a dog to conduct itself in an acceptable manner both at home and outside is also the best way to detect, prevent and get rid of any behavioral problems that most dog owners face. Make your doggy happy and well balanced socially by following these simple Dog obedience training tips.
Tip 1: Set the training rules and make sure that you repeat them frequent and long enough for the dog to comprehend. The greatest characteristic of a dog trainer is repetition. You should therefore not tell him a rule only once and expect him to grasp it automatically.
Tip 2: You are the boss at all times and you must make sure that the dog knows that. By nature, a dog will try to train you to accept its behavior and communication, the key to successfully train a dog is making it understand that it is the students and you the trainer not the other way round.
Tip 3: Give clear and consistent communication signs throughout its training. Make it clear which of its behaviors are acceptable and which are not tolerable. Doing this will set very distinct guidelines for him.
Tip 4: Constantly evaluate your progress to make sure that you are impacting positively on the dog
