{"id":172,"date":"2017-11-29T12:07:40","date_gmt":"2017-11-29T12:07:40","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.dog-trekking.info\/?p=172\/"},"modified":"2018-07-06T06:44:35","modified_gmt":"2018-07-06T06:44:35","slug":"puppy-training-in-easy-to-understand-steps","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dog-trekking.info\/en\/puppy-training-in-easy-to-understand-steps\/","title":{"rendered":"Puppy Training In Easy To Understand Steps"},"content":{"rendered":"

Every dog needs some sort of training and direction from their human companions. Use the following advice and you will end up with a joyful, well behaved dog.<\/p>\n

Before your dog can learn a new command it will take several repetitions. It may take about 25-50 repetitions of a particular command before your dog understands it. Firmly and steadily repeat the command. Remain patient and eventually the command will be learned.<\/p>\n

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TIP!<\/strong>\u00a0When you are trying to house train your puppy, keep in mind that everything that you put in, will come out. Feed your puppy three times regularly each day.<\/small><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

When you are trying to house train your puppy, keep in mind that everything that you put in, will come out. In order to regulate your dog\u2019s toileting habits, you should feed him a good quality food at the same times each day. This will help you figure out when the best time is to take your dog out and avoid accidents.<\/p>\n

Give your dog a word that tells them they\u2019re doing the right thing. \u201cyes\u201d is a great bridge word between the dogs positive accomplishment and the reward they receive.<\/p>\n

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TIP!<\/strong>\u00a0Do not use shock collars. Most of the time these don\u2019t function as they should and can cost quite a bit of money.<\/small><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Decide on a single phrase to use when housebreaking your new puppy. When it\u2019s time for him to go outside to do his business, say \u201cElimination Device\u2026Activate!\u201d or whatever phrase you chose to call his attention to the task at hand.<\/p>\n

Always use positive reinforcement to train your dog. Use a happy tone when you are rewarding your dog; pet him a lot, and give him a little treat once in a while. Do not shout or strike the dog. Doing this will cause your dog to act out even more and lose respect for you. You should talk to them in a stern voice but always be nice to them if they do a good thing.<\/p>\n

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TIP!<\/strong>\u00a0Decide on a single phrase that you can say when house training your puppy, and stick with it every time. When you take your puppy outside, say \u201cgo potty\u201d to them so they will eventually associate the phrase with going to the bathroom outside.<\/small><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Teach your puppy his name when you first start training him, as this creates a bond between the two of you. Call him by name frequently, and teach him to come when called. There is no other word your puppy should be taught first. Try to spend a good amount of time with your new dog. Once your puppy trusts you, it will be easier to train him.<\/p>\n

Try toilet training your dog without there being any accidents. Watch for signals that your dog has to go out to relieve himself. Pacing, whining and snuffling are common. When you know the cue, take action immediately. Immediately take your dog outside to the official restroom spot. Praise him for appropriate toileting. The dog will eventually give you a sign when he needs to go out.<\/p>\n

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TIP!<\/strong>\u00a0Your daily schedule should consist of regular potty breaks, regular training sessions and an hour of good exercise. Taking care to see that the dog exercises enough makes their training work go more smoothly and reinforces the importance of good behavior at all times.<\/small><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Use a spray bottle filled with water to prevent your dog from doing things it should not do, such as scratching the furniture or biting. This technique will show your dog that the behavior is unacceptable. If this method is successful, you will get these negative behaviors under control and be able to enjoy your dog.<\/p>\n

Many canine behaviors are instinctual, so provide appropriate outlets for each of your dog\u2019s needs. Your dog requires a healthy diet, room to exercise, and plenty of activities and toys to keep him or her busy.<\/p>\n

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TIP!<\/strong>\u00a0The first thing you should do when training a puppy is teach him his name. Call him using his name and teach him how to respond when called.<\/small><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

When you reprimand your dog by using his name, follow it up with using his name in a positive manner at least three times. Your pet should understand that he needn\u2019t be afraid of his name, as it can signify something good.<\/p>\n

Don\u2019t despair if your dog happens to be unruly right now. Most dogs simply need training with good techniques and some patience. Use the information here to make it easier to train your dog and get maximum results.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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