Dog Training : 101

🏆🐶🙌 This profound dog training app contains interactive ways to communicate with your dog while having fun at it. It will show you ways in which you can have a long-lasting relationship with your dog. 🐾🎃 This App has been compiled by a respected and certified professional dog trainer with donkey years of experience. It contains all the strategies and methods you’ll need to deal with any issues you’re having with your dogs. 🐕 Dog Training app will assist you in: 📚 👉 Obedience Training 👉 Potty Training 👉 Safe & Unsafe Foods, Homemade Treats 👉 Dog care Health Kit 👉 Puppy Training 👉 Avoiding Barking & Biting and many more. 🚧 Every dog has its own unique training challenges. Each breed has a different temperament as does each individual dog. Despite the differences, there are some basic things in common for training all dogs. 🏆🐸 No matter why you have a dog, he should at least have some very elementary dog training. No one wants a dog who isn't housebroken, who runs away or into the street, who won't sit, come or stay when you want him to. Both you and your dog will be happier with a little common ground on obedience training. ⛔ One of the first things to take into account when dog training is that dogs are programmed for a world of leaders and followers. You have to be the leader in your relationship. Signs of a leader are absolute consistency. Know what you want your dog to do and keep that constant from day to day and training session to training session. Don't shout. That is a sign that you have lost control. Attention is the second important thing to keep in mind for dog training and one of the hardest to maintain. It has been said that ninety percent of dog training is getting and keeping his attention. They are very much like small children and have short attention spans. Keep training sessions short - 20 minutes is fine, or even a couple of 10 minute training sessions. Work with them in a quiet environment that is free of distractions. Use his name and explain what you want him to do. He may understand no more than, "Blah blah blah, Toby", but your voice will keep him focused in your direction. Experts have found that positive training is more effective that a system of rewards and punishment. A dog who looks forward to training sessions as fun and full of rewards is a one who will learn faster and better. Reward accomplishments with treats or words of praise or pats for every training. As your dog learns new skills, you can reward him for each step along the way during training. If he doesn't respond the way you want, rethink what you are asking him to do and how you are asking him to do it. What worked as a dog training method for one dog may not work as well for the next. They may need to review some more basic dog training lessons before going on to new training lessons. Rather than punishment, a stern NO, blocking a movement with your hands, or withholding rewards when he doesn't perform, and remaining consistent are the best ways to encourage them to exhibit the behavior you want. Remember that it is in his nature (as well as yours) to want to test limits and see how much he can get away with. Consistency in dog training and rewards are what get positive results, not punishments. 🐶 They want to follow a leader they respect. And training is just like school. They like to do things that are fun and make them feel good, where they get rewards for accomplishing what is asked of them. And they want the same thing their owners want, a happy and safe relationship with the ones they are love. A little dog obedience training will go a long way in making this happen.