{"id":416,"date":"2014-12-26T12:37:17","date_gmt":"2014-12-26T17:37:17","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dogbadge.com\/labradors\/?p=416"},"modified":"2014-12-26T12:37:17","modified_gmt":"2014-12-26T17:37:17","slug":"having-a-dog-that-will-listen-to-you-is-important","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dogbadge.com\/labradors\/dogtraining\/having-a-dog-that-will-listen-to-you-is-important\/","title":{"rendered":"Having A Dog That Will Listen To You Is Important"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Your dog<\/a> is part of the family, and it makes sense you want to train him humanely. This article will describe some dog training tips that will help you in your efforts. Staying educated on the topic is the best way to have training success.<\/p>\n

Your dog should know when calm time is to be had. During playtime allow your dog to be feisty, but teach him to remain calm when someone enters a room. To help your dog learn this behavior, ignore him when you enter the room. after you have been in there a few minutes, acknowledge him.<\/p>\n

Choose a crate that fits your dog properly and use it to crate train them. Keep in mind that they get larger as they age. Choose a large enough crate to offer extra space beyond your dog’s dimensions. The ability to move around within the crate is paramount to the pet’s comfort.<\/p>\n

Make sure food and outside time are scheduled to help break your dog into being an inside dog. This will give you the opportunity to understand when your dog needs to go to the bathroom. Adhering to a schedule also helps the dog learn to wait until the proper time comes to go outside.<\/p>\n

Make sure you are having fun when you are training your dog each day. The dog will respond more positively to training if you create a better bond between you and them. While training can be fun, try having play time with your dog every day for a period of time.<\/p>\n

You need to give your dog some exercise every day. By allowing your dog ample play time, he will be more willing to pay attention during training time. Your dog will be happier and better behaved if he gets enough exercise.<\/p>\n

Keep training sessions short. Since dogs have a tough time paying attention, you do not want to draw out the process. If you want to train more, make sure to include play breaks for your dog.<\/p>\n

Dog barking can be stopped by removing the cause. Some dogs bark in response to a specific sound, whereas others become excited in the presence of other people or dogs. Your goal is to show your pet that barking is not an appropriate response to these common stimuli.<\/p>\n

If you pour too much information and training into your puppy, it will actually be counterproductive. Puppies have short attention spans and they cannot focus too much, so have shorter sessions and try to be positive during them every time. He’ll likely forget everything you taught him if you do too much at once. He will also look at training as a negative experience and it will be harder next time.<\/p>\n

A loose leash is important for training. When dogs go on walks, they frequently want to explore all the new sights and sounds. This eagerness can cause them to pull against the leash if it’s held too tightly. A smart owner discourages behavior such as this, and encourages the dog to walk without pulling.<\/p>\n

If you are consistent, you will be able to teach your furry friend to wait. When you are home, take your dog outside hourly. If he does go to the toilet outside, praise him. Don’t scold a dog after an accident. He does not know better, and shouting at him will only make things worse. Once your dog drinks or eats, take him out 15 minutes after finishing. Also, be sure to take him outside after he has exited his crate.<\/p>\n

Your dog can, and should, find the training experience to be a positive one. Keep training to a short 10-15 minute session; much longer and your dog’s attention will wander. Keep your rewards coming and vary what you give them. You should praise your dog when he or she does a good job. Make the training process fun.<\/p>\n

Introductions to new dogs or any other animals should occur slowly and carefully. Before adopting another pet, you should think about the other pet you have at home first. Your new pet needs to have a temperament that matches those of your existing pets.<\/p>\n

Different dogs respond to different things. For instance, a loving and calm dog will probably succeed with positive reinforcement, while a dog that is more aggressive may require negative reinforcement to honor your position of alpha. If you discover that your method of training isn’t effective, then it’s likely you should select another method.<\/p>\n

Just by reading this article, you have proven that you are serious about training your dog. Become a better trainer, listener and friend to your dog by following the advice from this article. A little advice goes a long way!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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