Training Your Dog To Have The Perfect Pet - 0 views

• 
  #1 Maria Boysen on 20 May 12

   

  It is very common in households around the world to incorporate dogs and other domestic animals into the family home. Like any young animal, puppies can be destructive and mischievous without intending to misbehave. If you want to learn a few tip about training a dog, read on.
  
  Prior to acquiring the services of an animal behavior professional, you should conduct an interview and do some research into their background and reputation. Many animal behavior specialists have opposing opinions on how to correctly train dogs. Be sure to verify that the trainer you hire has similar ideas as yours, prior to implementing any of their tips.
  
  It is a good idea to get the whole family involved with the training of a new dog or puppy. The house rules and specific expectations will be more apparent to the new dog if everyone, not just the primary trainer, follows the same training procedures.
  
  Try introducing a clicker to reinforce great behavior. You can create a positive association with the clicker so that the dog learns it will receive a reward when it hears the sound. Making the sound and giving a treat is a good way to build this association. Soon, your dog will understand that the noise means "great", making the clicker to a tool that can shape desirable behavior.
  
  The best time to start training a dog is when it's a puppy. Much like human children, puppies learn faster than adult dogs. By training your dog when he is a puppy, he will grow up to be well-mannered and respectful.
  
  If you catch your puppy chewing on something he isn't suppose to be chewing, stop him immediately. Get some toys for your puppy to chew on and make sure he understands the difference by scolding or praising him.
  
  Your dog will be more comfortable in a harness, but you will not have enough control for training. You must use a proper training collar until your dog is very well-trained. Use a combination of a collar and a harness, and only tug on the collar if it is really needed. This will teach your dog to obey you while harnessed.
  
  Give challenges to your dog on a regular basis. Throw "pop quizzes" occasionally to be sure he is not getting out of practice.
  
  Knowing what kinds of foods your dog enjoys will help you train him better. By giving your dog this food, they will want to follow whatever you teach them. Really pay attention to his reaction when he is given the treat and adjust your reward foods accordingly.
  
  Before you train your puppy, teach him his name and bond with him. Using his name frequently will teach him to respond when called. You should teach your puppy these words first. Spend lots of time with your dog, so it gets to know you and understands that you are to be trusted. Once your puppy trusts you, it will be easier to train him.
  
  Be patient when you are training your puppy, there is no doubt that accidents are going to happen. Clean up any messes that are made immediately, so it doesn't hamper your training efforts. Odor from feces or urine can stay in your carpet which will make your dog return to it when it wants to urinate. Many pet stores or big box stores sell products that help to eliminate the odors from pet accidents.
  
  As you have read, pet owners choose to train their dogs for many different reasons. Dogs are well-known for a desire to please their owner, which makes them easier to train. Hopefully, the insight from this article has inspired you to look for new ways to begin a training program for your pet.
  
  
  stop dog barking, stop dog barking

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">It is very common in households around the world to incorporate dogs and other domestic animals into the family home. Like any young animal, puppies can be destructive and mischievous without intending to misbehave. If you want to learn a few tip about training a dog, read on.<br /><br />Prior to acquiring the services of an animal behavior professional, you should conduct an interview and do some research into their background and reputation. Many animal behavior specialists have opposing opinions on how to correctly train dogs. Be sure to verify that the trainer you hire has similar ideas as yours, prior to implementing any of their tips.<br /><br />It is a good idea to get the whole family involved with the training of a new dog or puppy. The house rules and specific expectations will be more apparent to the new dog if everyone, not just the primary trainer, follows the same training procedures.<br /><br />Try introducing a clicker to reinforce great behavior. You can create a positive association with the clicker so that the dog learns it will receive a reward when it hears the sound. Making the sound and giving a treat is a good way to build this association. Soon, your dog will understand that the noise means "great", making the clicker to a tool that can shape desirable behavior.<br /><br />The best time to start training a dog is when it's a puppy. Much like human children, puppies learn faster than adult dogs. By training your dog when he is a puppy, he will grow up to be well-mannered and respectful.<br /><br />If you catch your puppy chewing on something he isn't suppose to be chewing, stop him immediately. Get some toys for your puppy to chew on and make sure he understands the difference by scolding or praising him.<br /><br />Your dog will be more comfortable in a harness, but you will not have enough control for training. You must use a proper training collar until your dog is very well-trained. Use a combination of a collar and a harness, and only tug on the collar if it is really needed. This will teach your dog to obey you while harnessed.<br /><br />Give challenges to your dog on a regular basis. Throw "pop quizzes" occasionally to be sure he is not getting out of practice.<br /><br />Knowing what kinds of foods your dog enjoys will help you train him better. By giving your dog this food, they will want to follow whatever you teach them. Really pay attention to his reaction when he is given the treat and adjust your reward foods accordingly.<br /><br />Before you train your puppy, teach him his name and bond with him. Using his name frequently will teach him to respond when called. You should teach your puppy these words first. Spend lots of time with your dog, so it gets to know you and understands that you are to be trusted. Once your puppy trusts you, it will be easier to train him.<br /><br />Be patient when you are training your puppy, there is no doubt that accidents are going to happen. Clean up any messes that are made immediately, so it doesn't hamper your training efforts. Odor from feces or urine can stay in your carpet which will make your dog return to it when it wants to urinate. Many pet stores or big box stores sell products that help to eliminate the odors from pet accidents.<br /><br />As you have read, pet owners choose to train their dogs for many different reasons. Dogs are well-known for a desire to please their owner, which makes them easier to train. Hopefully, the insight from this article has inspired you to look for new ways to begin a training program for your pet.<br /><br /><br /><a href="http://www.bullbreeds.org/american-bulldog-puppy-training/" rel="nofollow">stop dog barking</a>, <a href="http://www.bullbreeds.org" rel="nofollow">stop dog barking</a></div>

  ...

  Cancel

To Top