Your dog has become your new family member, but seems to be out of control in some areas. In this article you will learn how to basic training your dog. Following the basics of dog training will help alleviate this for you and your new family member.
Meet your dog
It is important to learn your dog and understand what you are asking or what you need to be able to apply the basics of dog training. Look closely, observe and hear the many actions, noises and patterns of behavior from him.
He or she will show you and tell you things, how he moves, sits, lies, barks, screams, stops, bites, eats, hangs his tail, etc. Take care and you will begin to understand their language. The knowledge of your dog is fundamental to apply the basics of his training.
Relax and stay calm
As you begin to become familiar with the basics of dog training, it is very important to you what impacts it. By being relaxed and calm, you are helping to create an atmosphere and give your pet a sense of calm and serenity.
When you touch a socket, you feel it squeezed or pinched. It generates a discharge of electricity that instantly reaches the nerves, making it a blessing to your dog.
The animal senses what you feel and the energy that comes from the outlet. You are looking for your dog. So if you take a quiet and peaceful outing, you will learn the basics of dog training.
Assertiveness and control of orders.
The training of your dog does not involve strict control or inappropriate actions for the pet. While teaching your dog the basics of dog training, do not give in, but maintain the constant attitude of the ruler and the other.
If you want him to sit down, put your hand on your back and gently help him sit down. If he tries to stand or move, which he will probably do, then do it over and over again. Do it as often as necessary.
Training your dog is an important part of integrating with your family. You do not want a "crazy" dog that is disobedient, bad for strangers and guests, or that destroys the inside of your home. When should you start training your new dog? As soon as possible It does not matter if it's a walk with the dog or a dog you got from a friend or a local shelter. Before you start training a new dog, you only have to have it examined by your local veterinarian or your family. They are thus informed about the health problems that the dog might have.
What should you do if you have started training your new dog to ensure proper training without abuse (by mistake, of course)?
* Plan everything you want to train your dog. It's important to understand this: you do not train your dog to do certain things. Yes, there are some things I should not do, like throwing trash on the carpet or ripping pillows on the couch. The way to train a dog is to teach it what to do so that over time it implicitly understands what unacceptable behaviors are. Write down what your training goals will be. Learn to understand books, DVDs, internet articles, etc., how to approach dog training.
* Have realistic expectations. For example, do not expect a puppy to never shit on the mat after a week of potty training before he panics when he does. That is not realistic. The bathing training lasts several weeks. Dogs are clever in their own way, but they do not have the best memories. They must therefore have many fixed and not abusive reinforcements. As you learn how to approach dog training, you will learn what the realistic expectations are for certain breeds and dog ages. If you are still unsure, contact a local dog trainer or check the list on the web.
* Prepare in advance. What equipment, how much space, etc. Do you need to train your dog? Have you listed and bought everything before the start of the training? Of course you can learn other things later. But to get started, find out as quickly as possible and have everything you need.
These are some of the basic principles of dog training. Of course, do not hesitate to ask for help if questions arise at the beginning of your workout. Visit my blog, where you'll find this lesson on best training your dog. You'll see some examples of things you can do today, right now, to teach this potentially life-saving skill to your dog.
References:
https://getfreedogtraining.com/important-basics-dog-training/
https://www.freedogtrainingclasses.com/6-best-ways-to-train-your-golden-retriever/
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