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Written by Jenny Lindston   
Tuesday, 03 June 2008
The purpose of obedience training is to teach the dog to behave nicely with people around them. Successful dog obedience training leads to a happy dog. The dog will be happy if you train it correctly with obedience training. The most important thing is trust when it comes to obedience training.
by JennyLindston


The purpose of obedience training is to teach the dog to behave nicely with people around them. Successful dog obedience training leads to a happy dog. The dog will be happy if you train it correctly with obedience training. The most important thing is trust when it comes to obedience training.

Otherwise, obedience dog training becomes difficult. Through this training, an individual can teach dog positive behaviors and diminish the unwanted behaviors. As an example, you can teach the dog first, then teach it not to bark. Once they know one, they are more likely to be silent on command.

Most people want to know how to stop their dog from biting and chewing on things in the home... The solution to this problem is to let the dogs play with toys. The toys can be in the same shape of some household item. So if a dog is into biting on shoes, give him a chewing toy that looks like a shoe. Don't confuse the dog, by giving him too many toys, this makes the dog misled and confused.

Biting, pulling clothes, chewing, jumping are the playful habits of dogs to gather attention. Dogs are difficult to train than puppies. Hence, training should start once the pup is born so that these tendencies do not become behavioral problems. Patience is required to train an adult dog.

Reward the dog for good behavior. This is one of the most important things in dog training. This helps boost the procedure and culture of your dogs good habits. The dog is more likely to obey instrucions appropriately. This causes a amiable relationship between dog owners and their dogs.

Most dog trainers feel that positive reinforcement training is the best way to train a dog. Positive reinforcement training is a better process to train the dog. However, it is a slow process. During the training, take care to scold the dog less. This leads to negative feelings in the dog.

However, penalize the dog. It does not mean to punish. In case of misbehaving, a leash jerk or ignoring the dog is enough to make the dog guilty.

Doing some reasearch on the dogs breed and findinding it's unique characteristics can be a wise idea. Different breeds of dogs have different characteristics. This means of course that they also behave differently in similar situations.

Keep a regular and dated schedule so that it becomes regular. This will increase your dogs efficiency. Dogs are attentive for a short period of time. Therefore you should focus on short and simple training. The most basic comands are sit, stand and come. So, this means you should use "sit" for the dog to sit and never use "sit down", because this leaves the dog confused.

One of the methods of dog obedience training is the clinker method. This is also known as operating conditioning. This devide creates a sound when pressed. This means only use this method where there is minimal distractions and in guarded places.

Call out the dog's name. When the dog responds, click and give it a treat. Repeat this several times. Thus, the dog associates the click or the sound with a corresponding treat.

About the Author:

Jenny Lindston is a dog lover at heart and has an informative website with cool products, free tips and 5 dog training reports and more. She is offering them for a short period of time, so grab your Dog Training Tips now at www.dogcaresecret.com!
 
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