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Train Your Dog To Respond To You Immediately With Clicker Training
By Ivan Ojounru
Clicker training is a technique based in positive reinforcement. The technique involved relies on a distinct sound given to your dog when he has performed a correct behaviour. Animal trainers, Read more...

 

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Training Your Dog With Dog Training Collars
By Vikram kumar
Have you ever encountered problems training your dog? Almost every dog owner will answer yes to such a question. This is because, despite being man’s best friend, dogs are still animals, and need to Read more...

Hunting Dog Training Should Be Taken Very Seriously
By Roland Parris Jefferson III
Hunting dog training should be taken very seriously because it requires your dog being desensitized to gunfire that normally accompanies a hunt and still be able to keep its focus on the trainer’s Read more...

 
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Free Dog Training Tip
By Samantha Matheny
All dogs have their favorite treats and cuddles. Some dogs will do back flips for a dried liver snippet; other dogs just are not big eaters and prefer to be rewarded with their favorite toy, or Read more...
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Dog Training Tips
By Jack Russell
Considered “man's best friend,” dog training professionals have been disseminating more knowledge on how to make this animal live up to that title.Here are tips that one should Read more...
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Puppy And Dog Potty Training Tips
By Michelle Spencer
There's quite a selection of different dog and puppy potty training techniques you can use, but they all focus on the same outcome – which is the goal of preventing accidents in your house. A Read more...


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Tips On Training Your Dog
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When it comes to training dogs, you have to keep in mind that may just not be the same procedure for each and every dog as there are a few who may simply enjoy the session but others may not. There are a number of pet animals who may in fact sit quietly for longer sessions but others may simply be impatient. You can always try referring to a guide so that you can make better informed, brief and simple sessions for your pet animal. You just have to ensure that your dog is in fact interested in the session and at the same time also follows everything that you are teaching him.


You just have to keep in mind that a dog may have a much shorter attention span, as compared to humans. Always ensure that dog obedience training session is very interesting, especially when both of you have just been together for a short time of the day. Whenever you are having sessions with your dog, you have to be sure that you never organize it after meals as your dog may not get motivated by food rewards and may in fact be very tired, so he may never pay attention to your dog obedience training sessions.

When training your dog you have to be sure that you are in fact very patient with him so that you avoid pushing him too hard and forcing him to just lose all interest in the session. You can also read more of this when purchasing some of the best guides that you can easily find in a number of book stores in the market and online. You can also try to go through various guides that are in fact available over the internet as most websites may also allow you to download the eBook format online. Always ensure that you make your session short and quick and try taking one lesson at a time so that you don't over burden your dog with too much information.

You may just have to try to end a particular session the moment your dog has learned one task and the best thing is that you may have to try to reward him for his work so he might be more interested in his dog obedience training session next day too. You always have to ensure that you and your dog together are in fact enjoying your sessions so both need to co-operate well with each other and have better understanding. You can always be sure that your dog certainly needs to be motivated at every step of his session so you have to keep stocks of dog treats, so that he is motivated continuously.

Provide him with cheese or meat pieces or even frankfurter slices in stead of dog biscuits. Dogs always like to be praised by their owner so you have to be sure that you do praise him for his good work and performance at the time of the session. You can always try to praise him by treats and pats or even verbally. You can also try to categorize these praises like a nice dog treat for excellent job, pats for good and verbal praise for not so fine job. This may always help to motivate your dog to perform much better every time.
Kate younge is a professional dog trainer and has written a number of dog training books. You can read more of her at her Dog Training website

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Companion Dog Training Made Easy
By N.Richards
Companion dog training is really no different than more advanced training in its principles. All types of training should involve structure and boundaries with clearly defined rules but should be Read more...

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