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How To Train Your Dog

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Even the best dog in the world, a.k.a. your dog, will from time to time exhibit behavior that is unacceptable. The thing to keep in mind is that the bad behavior or bad habit is not done to annoy you. There is usually something specific that triggers the behavior. Finding out the cause of the unwanted behavior should be the first step. If the cause can be identified, you can begin training to change the unwanted behavior. Whether you want to get rid of bad behavior or just want your dog to learn something new, it will take some time, effort, and patience. Whatever the reason, training should be an enjoyable experience for you and your dog,

The earlier in your dogs life you start training the better. You can start training as early as 6 to 8 weeks and maybe even earlier. However, remember that dogs are intelligent and it is never too late to train your dog. Your dog needs strong but kind leadership. It is important that your dog always knows that you are the leader in this relationship.

Training Tips:

1. This is a learning experience for your dog but is also a time of bonding between you and your pet. The time you spend training your dog should be fun for both of you.

2. The training sessions should be fairly short, between 10 and 15 minutes. It is better to have short, frequent training sessions rather than long, infrequent ones.

3. Training should be a good experience for your dog so you should not use negative reinforcement. Determine whether food or praise is the more powerful reward for your dog. If food is the main motivator, try to schedule training sessions before meal time. If praise works better, try to train at a time when your dog is craving your attention.

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Use short one or two word commands. A good place to start would be with some basic commands sit, stay, come, and heel. Reward your dog immediately after a correct response to make sure your dog makes the connection between correct behavior and reward. Gradually increase the amount of time your dog has to obey your command, for example, in the STAY position before you give a reward.

5. Initial training should be in a quiet place free from distractions. Once your dog has progressed, you may want to move the training to an environment with more distractions.

6. Use a leash when you start the training. As your dogs responses to your commands improve, continue to increase the length of the leash between you and your dog until your dog obeys your commands without using the leash.

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How To Train A Dog To Settle Down / Relax

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How to train your dog

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Train Your Dog To Behave

admin — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:06:19 +0000

You there, are you having any problems training your dog? Don’t worry about it, most people end up with the same problem. Fortunately there are programs to get into that will help teach you everything you need to know to become the alpha dog in your pack or family. After these couple of tips, I’ll talk about a program that you should look into getting to get the full experience in how to train your dog.
The first thing that needs to be done is that you are going to need to become the pack leader. Make sure that you establish this role as early as possible, because otherwise they will literally walk all over you and behave badly. A few ways to do this is to start with a calm and assertive attitude. The dog will act accordingly to how you feel, angry or nervous, because animals have the ability to sense what you feel.
Tip 2, don’t let your sleeping dog lie. This is a neat way to make yourself the pack leader in your pack, because the dog will start to adjust itself to you.
Tip three, get into a bathroom schedule of every 2 hours with your doggy. This tip is for restroom behavior and it will establish your role as pack leader. This forces your dogs mind to learn that they need to go at a certain time, and to begin coming to you when they need to use the restroom.
For similar tips like these, you should check out Secrets to Dog Training (SitStayFetch) by Daniel Stevens. It is a comprehensive and great program that talks about every aspect of dog training. The biggest selling point for us is the video training, without it you might end up having problems relating the lessons. If you are wanting to become the alpha dog in your pack, then you should check it out.
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Dog Training : How to Train Your Dog to Come When Called

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Dog Trick Training Tips : Myths About Dog Training Breeds

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Your Complete Guide to Beagle Puppies!

admin — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 03:06:02 +0000

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Are you looking to add a new Beagle puppy to your family? Well if you are, then this is the book for you! In ‘Your Complete Guide to Beagle Puppies!’ you’ll learn:

* Are you ready for a Beagle puppy? What to expect with a Beagle?

* How much does a Beagle puppy cost?

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* What Health Problems does a Beagle normally have?

* How long you should walk your Beagle puppy for?

* How much you should feed your Beagle puppy each day?

* When can you start walking your Beagle puppy?

* How you should groom your new Beagle puppy?

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Dog Training Basics – Useful Dog Training Tips

admin — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 23:06:03 +0000

Training your dog to become obedient can be challenging but rewarding when you have see the fruit of your hard work. Dog training basics require an understanding of your dog, as well as understanding the right way to train him or her.

What is Your his or her Language?

Every dog has his or her own way of making his or her voice known, just like we do. Think about how a person lets you know what he or she is feeling or what is on his or her mind by the words and/or actions he or she is displaying to you, others or situations.

Studying your his or her behavior and actions for certain things will help you to identify the sources to the behavior. You should have an understanding of him or her and his or her actions, sounds and the patterns of their behavior, so you are able to discern the problem areas.

Being Confident to Take Control

Confidence is a key element when you are using dog-training basics for your dog. Don’t be intimidated, but stand firm with your rules. He or she will sense what you are feeling, and if you are feeling intimidated by him or her, he or she will sense the fear and react.

Do not waver in your discipline when using the dog training basics. Be consistent with much patience as you stand firmly with confidence.

Schedules

Setting and keeping a specific time for you and your dog to work by teaching your dog training basics is very important to both you and your dog. By keeping a schedule, you will be showing you are not only reliable, but you are a faithful person to follow.

Quality Time and Fun

You don’t want to make dog-training all about work. Spend some fun quality time with your dog and allow him or her to relax.
You don’t want to overload, bore or stress either one of you, so take some breaks from the training.

As you train your dog, you want to make sure you keep and display a positive attitude with him or her. Your hard work will pay off. Affirming his obedience with positive actions is very powerful.

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Dog Training : How to Teach Your Dog to Fetch

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Dog Training – Learn how to train your dog obedience

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