Training My dog

Jane Saeman is wondering




Teaching your pet tricks is easier when you work with nature, not against it. Most dogs are eager to meet enthusiastic and respond to rewards. Teaching tricks is often less a question of simply using the direct rewards or to use a spontaneous behavior as being taught entirely overseas. Look for some spontaneous behavior that is desired. A dog is sometimes carried in her womb for no apparent reason. You can scratch, you can simply have fun. If this is a trick you want, look for the principles of behavior, then get ready to link to a hand gesture and a voice command, then reward immediately. Teaching 'basic sit,' 'eat', commands are usually so simple. Some repetitions with a banquet or a verbal praise and the dog learn quickly. Teaching tricks can sometimes be as easy as expanded basic behaviors. 'Come' can be easily transformed into 'walk in a circle. Shortened to one word, like 'circle' or 'spin' for instance. At first he could be useful to use treats to encourage actions dear, but don 't it exaggerates. Diets spoil easily, and ultimately you want the dog to respond to the command without verbal praise and food rewards. After the par-command behavior becomes automatic, treats can be removed. Favorite toys are a good way to encourage certain tricks. Take a short string of dog loves to play tug with and to encourage a leap moving rapidly up and down, just out of reach. Then, after the establishment of the command-par performance renounce the rope and just use your hand. The game is another hideout easily taught using a favorite ball or chew bone. The dog 's the sense of smell is not just about sharpening up but amazingly distances. Take advantage of it by hiding the toy box under a few feet away, then lengthen the distance, remove the box or place to another site up on a table. Proceed in stages. Dogs' affection is a training aid for teaching useful trick. Many want to give a leg spontaneously to express themselves. Put the dog in a 'sit,' and then kneel down in front of him. Support your own 'paw' and a 'five' (for 'high five' or 'give me five' or 'paw', which works). Leg raises away sometimes, because you may have other gently throw up using the voice command at the same time. Alabanza anyway, once you're in the position. Put the leg back down and try again. Larger tricks is easy, too. Start with a 'high five', and then spread on 'feeling pretty' on the leg and lift gently. The other often rise spontaneously. And hold both praise and reward. When sitting on the desktop and I want mine to sit pretty, pat my chest and I often climb followed by lavish praise. Tricks training must be fun for you and the dog. The other is training for security, control, discouraging destruction of property, etc. tricks. are strictly his friend and give him something to laugh about. Enjoy!