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Minggu, 06 Maret 2016




Perhaps you are starting to wonder why you wanted a dog in the first place after a few incidents. You can tackle these behavior issues and train your dog to behave.

Communication is vital when training your dog. You should be as clear as possible, as well as consistent, when you are training your dog. This includes both your spoken words and body language. Your choice of rewards and punishments should also remain consistent. Pay attention to any cues that your dog gives you, as well. When you look closely, you will be able to tell whether your dog is still receptive to training or getting too tired to continue.



Fear biting has caused the majority of dog bites. The dog will feel fear if it is startled, trapped or feels threatened. Using fear tactics are never a smart way to train a dog. This makes your dog more likely to bite. Your dog will be eager for your approval.

Use a phrase on your puppy to house train him. Every single time you take your pup to do his business, say something like "need to go out?". It does not matter the phrase you choose, as long as you keep it consistent. This will keep him focused, and will teach him to associate those words with the action of relieving himself.

When training your puppy stay away from tug of war style play. By playing these games, you are encouraging the dog to bite at your hands. Dont let them get in the habit of doing so. When they are more well-trained, you can add these kinds of games into the mix.

If you want to train your dog the right way, consider enrolling in an obedience class. The instructor can give you ideas about how to handle problems like not listening, and excessive barking.

Use your dogs name all the time, this will help focus him. Call your dog by name as much as possible when you are first getting to know your pup; this will establish a connection between hearing the name and giving positive attention to the speaker. Pick a name that is distinguished and no longer than two syllables.

A variety of rewards, such as treats, praise and toys keep your dog interested in pleasing you. Get treats that your dog will want more than the normal treats they get every day. These unique treats will make them more eager to perform well in training.

Try using a crate if youre house training a dog. Let the dog out on a regular schedule to make the crate training most effective. A dog trained in a create will have less accidents with time.

Expect the occasional setback when you are training your dog, but dont give up! Your canine will need to constantly be reinforced, or what you teach them can be forgotten. You always need to keep training your dog, just like you need to continue feeding it and providing it shelter.

It is crucial that everyone who interacts with your dog uses the exact same command phrases as you do. If your dog jumps on the couch and you say "get off," but your husband uses "down boy", it will confuse your dog. If everyone uses identical commands, the dog will learn much faster and you will have greater success.

Although lots of breeds get along with other dogs in training, whether or not you can train your dogs together is really up to their individual personalities. If you notice a lack of concentration during training, you may have to separate them out, and try to return to training them together later.

Many canine behaviors are instinctual, so provide appropriate outlets for each of your dogs needs. Dogs need to eat well, a spacious run, and lots of toys and interesting things to occupy their time.

Keep your dog on a healthy diet. Your dog will not benefit from a poor diet. Without proper nutrition, your dog can suffer both physically and behaviorally. A proper diet can affect how well they react to training.

Start prepping your puppy for training by rewarding his good choices. It is easier to teach a dog good habits right from the start, rather than trying to break bad habits that have already been learned. Giving your dog scraps from the table is just training the dog that begging gets results, so dont do it!

Harnesses tend to be more comfy for your dog, but they also tend to provide you with less control over them. Using a cinching collar would be a better choice. If you want to use both, you can put the dog in a harness and collar. Then tug the collar when your dog disobeys you. This helps the dog understand that he needs to obey you when in the harness as well.

A lot of pet owners are pleasantly surprised how canine behavior training can fit seamlessly into their lives and just how soon they can see positive effects. So if your dogs relationship with you seems strained, try using these tips.


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