Your dog can be trained and programmed like a remote control. They already have the correct abilities, but they aren’t synced correctly out of the box. Most dogs can be trained, and this article is going to teach you how to do that effectively.
Stay Calm
Reward your dog’s good behavior. If your dog is responding to your commands and is not overly excited, give him a treat. While you might be pleased, acting too excited may cause the dog to get agitated, lessening your control. Stay calm and the dog will stay calm, and you’ll be able to reward it.
Use consistency when you are crate training your young puppy. Give the puppy consistent opportunities to relieve himself every time you let him out. As time passes, your puppy will start to be able to use the restroom at the appropriate times.
Never chain two dogs too close to each other. It is possible for the chains to become intertwined, and the animals can be hurt as they try to get free. In the worst case, a large dog might be able to strangle or crush a smaller one, entirely by accident, while trying to free itself.
Be careful not to reward bad behaviors without realizing it. You should avoid using strips of food or attention to train when you are trying to discourage behaviors. You should not pet your dog when it jumps on you or acknowledge its barking.
With the right encouragement, most dogs can learn to roll over pretty quickly. Initially, try to get your dog to lay on the floor. The next step is to palm the treat and hold your hand beside your dog’s head. Slowly raise the treat over your dog’s head to the opposite side. He’ll follow your hand and roll over completely. While he rolls, say “roll over” and repeat this action until he is able to roll over with only the command. Be patient with him when you are teaching this because once he learns it, he can be quite the show-off amongst your friends.
If you know how to get through to your pet, it is easy to teach them more things down the line. Your dog will love making you happy just as much as you love seeing your dog behave.