5
Tips For Training Dogs Successfully
Training
dogs is not hard. You just need patience, dedication
and some simple tactics and you will teach them
successfully.
Here
are five top tips on how to train your dogs successfully:
1.
To avoid your dog getting confused and so that they
can learn to recognize commands easily only one
person should be responsible for training the dog
initially. If too many people are trying to train
the dog at the same time this can stop progress
in its tracks.
2.
You should use positive reinforcements. If the dog
does something good, you should reward this behavior
so that he will know that what he did was right.
If the dog cannot understand or follow your commands,
never push him. Dogs are not as intelligent as humans,
they make mistakes. What you should understand is
that they won’t easily understand your commands
in just one teaching, it takes repetition to train
a dog successfully. Do not scold your dog as he
might develop fear which will hinder his learning
and willingness to be trained. You can use treats
in order to encourage your dogs, although don’t
overdue it.
3.
Teach commands one at a time. Try to teach him one
command after the other. If he cannot absorb it,
try to stay on that command only because adding
additional commands will just confuse the dog. Start
with the basics.
4.
In executing commands, you should keep your voice
cheerful so that the dog will happily follow your
commands. Dogs will respond to a low and coaxing
voice. If you shout out loud, he may become startled
and unresponsive.
5.
Train your dog in various places. If you keep your
dogs in a certain place like your home, he will
not be able to adjust with the environment new people.
Take him to the park or through the neighborhood.
This will help your dog associate with other dogs
and people.
Training
your dog can sometime be tough, but it will be worth
it. In the end, you will be the one to benefit when
your dog is trained. You don’t know he might
even save your life one day and pay back everything
you taught him.
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