If your dog is trained well, you will have a more relaxing home. Try some of the ideas you will read here. Some of these tips might make a difference in the relationship you share with your dog.
Crates need to be treated as the dog’s second home. When you feed him, feed him inside the crate, and keep the door open while he is in there eating. This will let them associate a positive with being in the crate.
Spend just the right amount of time training your dog, and do not wear it out. Shorter training sessions are better at the beginning of your program. This will give you a good idea of when to put more effort into your training session.
Looks at it from your dog’s point-of-view. It’s easy to get mad if your dog is not doing the basic things you teach it. It might make things easier if you ask yourself what is going on in your dog’s mind. Looking at the world through their eyes could give you new insights about training them.
Make sure you establish feeding routines and times for your dog. Train your dog to understand that the food bowl will be removed 10-15 minutes after you have fed him. This will help get him on a schedule. Soon your dog will be finished with the meal before you are ready to remove the dish.
Repetition is the key to success when teaching a dog a new command. It may take about 25-50 repetitions of a particular command before your dog understands it. Be patient and continue using a command until your dog learns it.
The age of your dog doesn’t matter. You can use the tips provided to make a real difference. Patience is an essential virtue in the training process. Armed with a loving hand and the wisdom in the tips discussed here, you will enjoy many years of devoted companionship with your pet.