Different Ways To Train Your Dog
Training your dog can be an incredibly frustrating experience. It is especially difficult if you have no formal training or past experience in dog training. If you are having trouble in your quest to have a well trained dog, this article will give you five tips to help you train your pet.
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1. Begin training your dog as soon as possible. The longer you wait, the more ingrained your dog’s bad habits become.2. Pay attention to when your dog has to use the restroom. They usually have to go within minutes of eating, waking and playing. Take them outside at those times and reward them with treats when they use the restroom outdoors.3. If you are crate training, do not leave your pet in a crate for more than four hours. A puppy can not hold it that long and you do not want them to get used to going in the crate.4. Socialize your new puppy as much as possible. Introduce them to other dogs and people so that they will not become aggressive.5. Never train your dog when you are upset. If you dog is afraid of you, they will not learn. Never use their name in anger. The last thing you want is for them to associate their name with something bad.
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Of course there is much more to training your pet than this but these five tips will get you well on your way to having a well trained dog.
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Tags: Bonnie Bergin, Assistance dogs, dog obedience training, different ways, crate training, bad habits, Human Interest, Obedience training, Dog park, pay attentionOriginally posted 2008-05-05 06:07:55.
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Where's the human interest, man?
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It's normally always best to confine your dog to his crate when you go out-obviously not ALL day. If you leave him out you are going to get accidents and it will affect the crate training process. Leave a couple of toys in the Crate and something that has your smell on iy so that it comforts him, and don't make a big deal about leaving the House as this will get him worked up.
Doberman are excellent dogs! There one of the breeds of dogs. They need firm handling but so long as they know your the boss they will shower you with devotion and love! They also need a lot of exercise so get one inless you have a big yard or a dog park you can take them too. And doberman pretty when their fat!!