Dog Training Tips

House training your dog or puppy requires consistency. To make life easier on you should choose an area of your yard that will be the potty spot. You will want to take your puppy out to the designated spot every hour. At the designated area you will want to walk the dog around the area and also choose a keyword that you will always use when you are with the dog in the area. This will allow the dog to associate the command with going potty. You will want to continue this process until your dog goes potty in the designated area. You will want to reward him with praise and possibly a treat. Continue with the training and he will eventually understand that he only goes potty in the designated area.

There are many other trainings that you can use to train your dog. Obedience training is a great way to get your dog to obey your commands. This can help keep your dog and others safe. It can also relive stress that a dog with behavior problems can cause. Behavioral training may be much more difficult depending on the issues. Seeking assistance may be the right choice for you and your dog.

If you are encountering more problematic or behavioral issues with your dog then you may want to seek the assistance of a professional trainer. When deciding on a trainer, you may want to consider the following tips. Search for a trainer with years of experience and a good track record. Find a trainer that is willing to customize a program for your dog's special needs. Every dog is not the same so every trading program should not be the same. Be sure to verify that the trainer or academy only uses humane training methods. Ask for references and look for any negative feedback online. Once you decide on a trainer that meets your criteria, you can then begin the training process.

www.sitmeanssit.com This is a fun 'mark' an object from anywhere drill that I do, and this one is done in water today. Having the ability to have the dog both drop and pick up objects, gives me flexibility in teaching concepts while staying dry.