A Well Trained Dog
An Invaluable Read.......
Dog Obedience Training
Secrets Discover how to
put an end to the stress and annoyance of
your dog behavior problems and slash your dog obedience
training time in half by using
techniques that give you immediate
results
It Is certainly a lot more fun for you to have an obedient and trained
dog. Not only that, but trained dogs, are happier dogs. They are less likely to get into fights with other dogs and
will tend to socialise better with dogs that they meet in public.
It is particularly important to have a well-trained dog if you have young
members of the family or children in the neighborhood. Just like having well-behaved children, a well-trained dog
makes for a happier household.
The time that you spend training your puppy initially will impact on the pleasure you can get from your dog for the
many years of its life. You can train your dog the same fast, effective, fun way a
professional dog trainer uses to train pet stars in film, television, and
commercials.
Taking the time to train your dog will strengthen the bond you have together and this will
ensure a long and happy friendship where both you and your dog benefit. Considering the amount of time that you
will be with your dog the time involved in training is minimal and well worthwhile.
There are a few basic commands that need to be mastered and they are all relatively
simple.
These commands are...
- Down: this is where you teach your dog to lay down on command, and is
one of the main aspects of any successful training program.
- Heel: this is where you teach your dog walk beside you at the same pace
without pulling on the lead.
- No:Learning the 'No' word: this is a particularly important word for
your dog to know and can save you a lot of trouble. In fact it is probably one of the most important aspects of
training, if you can get your dog to understand and respond to the word no. It can certainly save you a lot of
trouble in the future.
- Sit: sit is one of the most basic of all dog training commands and is
one that you'll want to teach from the outset to maintain control of your dog's behavior.
- Stay: and finally 'stay' - this is important to ensure that no matter
where you are, you'll know that your dog will stay precisely where you want it.
If there is nothing else that you train your dog to do beyond these basic commands, it will
certainly improve the relationship you have with your dog and the enjoyment and happiness that you and your dog
will have together. It is well worth the time while still a puppy, as it will improve the quality of life for many
years to come.
Training will also let your dog know that you're the boss and in doing so eliminate many
behavior problems.
Dogs that are untrained can often get depressed, despondent, and unhappy and display symptoms of anxiety and
confusion. You are actually giving your dog a purpose in life, where they will get pleasure out of
the fact that they are pleasing you.
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