Dog training; besides giving you a safe and well mannered dog, obedience training has many benefits. First, it increases the bond between dogs and humans. It also helps to understand your dog and help your dog to understand you. Sets limits and helps to avoid misunderstandings, as the idea that it's okay to eat the couch. Actually, this helps prevent behavior problems such as digging and jumping. And increases confidence in you and your dog.
So your as your dog graduate in obedience classes (with honors, of course), no advanced technical training that may interest you both. Agility training is an excellent exercise for the dog (and you) and there is competition everywhere. The obedience training not only creates a well behaved dog, but it opens opportunities for you and your dog share.
Basic commands of dog training
• Keep a reward in hand in front of the muzzle of his dog.
• Say "Sit" and move the reward up towards the dog's head.
• As you do this, the dog will back off and sit naturally. If not, you can gently push her back down when you say "Sit" next time.
• Praise and give rewards when he can sit. Practice several times a day.
Sai
• Make the dog sit.
• Place a reward or toy in front of him.
• Say "get out!" And keep your hands close to the object.
• If it moves towards the toy, cover the object with your hand and repeat "Get out!".
• Take your hand again and wait a few seconds.
• Make a compliment. Repeat daily and increase the time he has to leave the reward or the toy.
Look
• Call the attention of the dog and show him a reward in his hand.
• Lift slowly to his forehead saying "Look!" While doing it.
• As soon as possible, stop using the reward and use the "Look!" Simply saying the command and up his hand to his face.
Come
• Make the dog sit in front with a good off leash and stay with a reward at hand.
• Say "Look!" To get your attention,
• Squat slowly patting thighs and say, "Come!".
• Gently pull the leash gently bringing the dog toward you.
• Congratulate with praise and rewards. Practice this for about a week and then, in fenced area, start practicing without a leash.
In addition to basic commands
Stay
• Make the dog sit next to him.
• Place your palm facing the dog and say "Stay."
• Give one or two steps back.
• If it moves, quietly go back to your side and repeat. Continue to move back when he stopped.
• Reward when he, even for just a few seconds.
Lie
• Sit the dog in front.
• Show a reward him, then slowly lower to the ground while saying "Down!".
• If he does not obey the same time, slowly pull your legs until he complies.
• As soon as he can, offer praise and rewards.
Standing
• Sit your dog.
• Put your hands on your belly and push saying, "Stand up!".
• Give rewards when he can. At first, you need to keep your hand under the belly to prevent him to sit again.
There are different types of training. These commands are described very basic and their coach must have other methods. You can certainly get training alone, but it is recommended that your dog make at least a basic obedience course. Keeps track of the instruction, you can ask specific questions for your dog, and it gets a lesson in socializing. And obedience training can also keep you and your dog well away from the office of a therapist.
