When training your dog, I advance these 10 simple tips:
1. PATIENCE. Your puppy/dog can faculty aback you are agitated or balked and can sometimes act out if they faculty same. So amuse consistently be patient. If needed, stop training for a few account and appear back.
2. ALWAYS accumulate your dog on a schedule. If housebreaking, booty your puppy/dog out at the aforementioned time everyday. Aback housebreaking a puppy, the accepted aphorism is 1 hr x the puppies age in months as to how frequently the puppy should be taken out.
3. Acquire your puppy/dog sit for aggregate (Example: Afore action outside, afore advancing aback in, afore eating, afore giving him/her a toy, etc.). Teaching your dog to sit is the aboriginal footfall appear all of your training.
4. To anticipate jumping on guests, acquire your guests abstain your puppy/dog until your puppy/dog calms bottomward and sits. You can additionally acquire your guests cantankerous their accoutrements and about-face their aback to the puppy/dog.
5. I acclaim training with treats. I gave my dog treats everytime she followed a command correctly. I acquire activate that she responds added acceptable to training commands if she gets a treat. Eventually, you can annihilate treats aback your puppy/dog responds to training commands on a approved basis.
6. NEVER use a crate as punishment. If you are crate training, you appetite your puppy/dog to accessory his/her crate as a safe zone. Therefore, do not use the crate as a punishment.
7. Do not acquiesce your puppy/dog to ascend up on appliance or your bed afterwards actuality invited. Training your puppy/dog to abandoned ascend up on the couch or in your bed aback arrive will acquiesce you to accumulate him/her off appliance aback you acquire guests.
8. Never acquiesce your puppy/dog to arise you. This is a ascendancy maneuver.
9. EXERCISE, EXERCISE, EXERCISE. Best puppies/dogs crave exercise. If they do not get exercise, you may acquire problems at home and with training.
10. Convenance training commands for 5 to 10 account everyday.
Dog Training Collars by John Pawlett
