Showing posts with label how to train a dog to sit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to train a dog to sit. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 January 2010

How To Train A Dog

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Why do people train dogs for dog fights?

I have been reading about people that are owners of dogs are using the dogs and trainng them for dog fights. I see this type of story on the news and read about them in the newspapers. When ever I hear about people abusing their pets,I start to cry because of how people abuse their pets. I just heard about that baskeball player training the pitbulls for dogfights. What is wrong with people that abuse animals? Do they not have love for other people or pets they own? I just can't believe that people will abuse pets for money or the fun of it. Don't people that abuse pets have any sympathy or empathy for the pets they are abusing? When ever I hear a story about a person abusing their dog or cat and etc, it stuns me that people like that enjoy seeing these animals abused. I start feeling sorry for all these animals that are bein abused by their owner or owners.


Some of them do it as an ego boost. For some stupid reason, it actually makes them feel BETTER about themselves when they see their dogs ripping each other up. In their own weird circles, it can increase their status somehow, and make them feel more "macho." It's very obvious that these people are cruel and should never be allowed around animals.

What's more, things like this are helping to destroy some of the best dog breeds ever. Pitbulls and other so called "bully breeds" used to be respected, not feared, back in the past. But cruel people with cruel intentions have bred them with no knowledge of how to breed for good traits, and then they abuse the dogs until they become vicious. The results are lines of dogs that exhibit poor character traits, and even genetic flaws. Then people think that all of those breeds are naturally dangerous! Animal fighters cause so many problems, and it's heartbreaking to me too.


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Friday, 3 April 2009

How To Train A Dog To Sit

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How can i train my dog to sit and to leash walk him? URGENT HELP?

She's 5 months old. Is it too late too train her for this?

1. How do i train her to sit?*
*I already did the technique wherein you hold a treat near your pet's nose. Then slowly back away. But it doesnt work! HELP?! Any suggestions on how to make it easier? How long will it take for her to master the "sit" command? Please put here the techniques you did in teaching your dog how to sit. I really, really, need help. :(

2. How can i leash walk her without her trying to walk infront of me? Is there any way she can behave?

3. She already thinks that she's the alpha dog. How can i make her believe that she is not, and i am her master?
She's a JapSpitz.


First of all, throw that "alpha" nonsense out and work with your dog as a partner not a boss.
If you leave your dog in a sitting position to get a toy or treat and she is up when you get back, DO NOT give her the toy or treat, as you will be rewarding her getting up. Timing in training is crucial so be careful not to reward the wrong thing.
Many a dog trainer has gotten themselves into a corner training this way, especially for competition work and rewarding the wrong thing is usually the cause of an owner saying their dog does it sometimes but not always. It's because the training wasn't done correctly, not that the dog forgot or is stubborn.
1. Put your dog in a standing position with a wall behind her so she can not back up. With a treat in your hand, bring your hand up over the top of her head but do not give it to her until her bottom hits the ground, then treat and praise. Keep the treat low, directly over her head.
2. Teaching her to walk calmly on lead is here;
http://www.dog-obedience-training-review.com/training-a-puppy-to-walk-on-a-leash.html
3. You can teach your puppy many things, but until you learn to work with her on a fair basis, if will be difficult. Bullying your dog will produce a dog that acts either like a robot, or a dog with aggressive tendencies. I'm sure you don't want either one. Never yell, or hit. Use your hands only for petting, feeding, or placing your dog where you want her. There are many wonderfully positive training sites on the web that can show you how to do this, so search them out and learn how to train positively. The trainers that need to bully their dogs into submission are trainers that have not learned how to train correctly. You dog isn't thinking she's alpha, she is simply doing whatever she wants because you have not shown her what you expect of her. Dogs do what works,and if she gets attention by misbehaving, then that's what she will do, however if she gets rewarded for doing what you want her to, then that will get repeated.


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Friday, 13 February 2009

How To Train A Dog

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Some Dog Training Aids That Can Help Train Your Dog

Copyright (c) 2010 James Mahoney


Many dog owners probably think that dog training aids are out there for them to spend money and not receive any benefits from them. However training aids are there to help dog owners succeed in teaching their dogs, this could be teaching him obedience, agility or any other type of teaching you want to do. There are many aids available but only a certain few will work with any given dog and his temperament.


There are some import aspects to dog training aids when it comes to making you more successful in teaching your dog. This could be include teaching him obedience, agility or any other type of teaching you feel is necessary. While there countless dog and puppy training aids available only a certain few will work with your dog and his particular temperament.


Many people think that the among the best dog training aids are treats, which consists of small pieces of human food chopped up and given to your dog or puppy when he has done something good. These treats have always been successful puppy training aids, provided your dog has an interest in treats. This is a rather inexpensive method of a dog training aid but if you have the money to spend there are many options available for you.


Dog Training Aids For Dog Agility


When it comes to dog agility the training aids that are available are anti bark collars, this is because many dogs have a problem when they do dog agility in that they bark excessively due to all the excitement that is involved. Anti bark collars work is that they give a small electric charge when your dog barks and they can also spray some water up into their face. This really is just a harmless way to let the dog know that barking is not acceptable. You can find these collars anywhere dog training aids are found like pet shops and on online and are not very expensive.


Dog Training Aids For Dog Obedience Training


For dog training aids that are used for dog obedience training include the latest craze on the market, dog clickers. Dog clickers allow owners instead of associating sit with a word they just use a click instead and reward the dog with treats. Other dog or puppy training aids include the harness which you fit around your dog's upper body so while you are teaching him to heel, there is a slight tug on the harness that pulls him back completely. The harness is an extensively used dog obedience training aid and is usually used for bigger more aggresive dogs such as German shepherds and Rottweilers.


Dog Training Aids To Control Chewing


There are many dog training aids that can effectively train your dog to chew on his toys not other items in your home. These can include chew and puzzle toys, and treat dispensing toys. There are also stuff-able toys for puppies in the crate.


Other Dog Training Aids


Besides the common treats discussed earlier, you can also find some basic dog training aids you may be able to find around your home and are simple and effective.


Many dog owners resort to dog training aids only when tried everything else but dog training aids don't have to be the last thing that you will want to try out. There are so many dog training aids available today that there is no reason why you can't invest in something that will make your dogs learning process a lot more exciting and so much better for both of you!


About the Author


J. Mahoney is the owner of Dog Trainers Ideas.com. Just feel free to visit www.dogtrainersideas.com where you will find a resource providing you with advice on all aspects of dog training, house training and dog health.






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