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Puppy Dog Training Tips Obedience 101The Resource for Everything About Dogs |
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Puppy Dog Training Tips Obedience 101by Nancy Savard
Training puppy dogs to do as told, is more difficult to do than say, but with some tricks, love and perseverance you can be surprise of the result you get. To train dog puppy you have to put some efforts and time. Don?t be excessively worried because it frequently takes a couple of weeks for the puppy to learn dog obedience. One piece of good news is you do not have to spend hours to train dog puppies as it only takes a few minutes each day over a few times. That?s all it takes. Simple commands easy to follow like sit, come, heel, wait and get are the first thing to train you new puppy for obedience. These are very easy to pursue and almost every puppies are able to learn that relatively fast. As they grown-up and get bigger, you can move on to include more complicated commands like rolling over, pawing and even play dead. One thing pleasant regarding training dog puppies is they are very open concerning learning. Puppies are like blank pieces of paper ready to be written on. When your puppy starts responding to you, it is a fun event. It is by training that your puppy will acquire those skills and he will respect and love you even more. Like kids, what they learn in their first initial growing up months would be impressed in their memories. The puppy dog training for obedience would also shape their behaviors later. Positive reinforcement is a good way to help your dog to do the right thing, reward your dog when he completes a desire task. He will remember that this behavior is good and he gets something in return like a caress, cookies, goes outside for a walk or a praise etc. that?s positive reinforcement. Positive punishment is reacting in a way to eliminate, decrease or discourage a certain behavior example: if your dog comes around begging for food you can clap your hand to discourage that behavior. If your puppy is biting, you can discourage the biting by loosely holding his lower jaw between your thumb and forefinger--after he has taken your hand in his mouth. If he tries to bite again, and then repeat the exercise until he realizes biting is a bad idea. If you consistently reprimand him as soon as he acts improperly, he'll not only stop biting but also respect you more. You want to teach your dog not to chew on your belongings, why not give him dog toys that will definitely make him satisfied especially at times where you can?t play with them. Don?t forget to choose the best dog toy for your animal it depends on the size of your dog. Remember those first things to do: simple commands, positive reinforcement, positive punishment, being constant are the first keys for training puppy dogs. Don?t be worried if it is your first time training a new born puppy dog. There are plenty of professionals out on the web to help you achieve success by sharing all of their knowledge and expertise with you.
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