Canine training can be frustrating, especially with a new pet. This article will provide you with some valuable advice to make training your dog a little easier.
When correcting your dog, be concise. It’s not good to rant about how bad your dog is. Simply tell them no an instead steer them towards what you’d like them to do. Do not scream, but rather use a loud and firm voice so they understand that you are serious.
Timing is important when dog training, so you should spend sufficient time training him but should not overdo it. Start with a quick session initially, adding time with successive training periods. When your dog loses interest, quit for the day.
Question how your dog views things. It’s easy to get irritated with them when they aren’t learning the basics quickly or even at all. Instead of being frustrated, try to think like your dog. Looking at things with this fresh mindset can help you to find new and effective ways to train your dog.
It is best to train your pet without unintentionally affirming his undesirable behaviors and mistakes. This means that you should never reward your dog, with treats or attention, for doing something you’re trying to train it out of. For example, don’t rub your dog’s head when they jump up at you and when you come in the door if you don’t want them to jump.
You can train a pooch to roll over fairly quickly if you have some treats to hand out. The first step is to get the dog to lay down. Then, put a treat close to the floor near the side of the dog’s head, and gradually raise it over its head to the opposite side. He will follow the treat by rolling over. As he is rolling over say, “roll over” and praise them immediately when they do. Make sure you are patient because this is likely to take several attempts. However, your dog will eventually learn this command.
Now that you have read the tips above, training your dog will be much easier. Your dog will soon be a sweet, obedient part of the family. Begin using the information today and see how quickly your dog will become a well-behaved family member.