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http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=HamnerSwinford61&action=history Revision history for this page on the wiki en MediaWiki 1.13.3 Mon, 02 Nov 2026 23:50:33 GMT http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=HamnerSwinford61&diff=34189&oldid=prev <p>New page: Hard Time Controlling Your Dog? Try These Ideas! Many who are unfamiliar with dog behavior find that training can be a difficult task; however, it does not need to be. Dogs are loyal, aff...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Hard Time Controlling Your Dog? Try These Ideas!<br /> <br /> Many who are unfamiliar with dog behavior find that training can be a difficult task; however, it does not need to be. Dogs are loyal, affectionate animals who desire to please their owners, which means that they are easily trainable, if one has the right tools and knowledge. This article will show you several strategies that are sure to give you a well behaved dog.<br /> <br /> A great way to potty-train your puppy is to crate-train it. A dog won't potty where it sleeps, so keep the puppy in his crate and let him out for a potty break at regular intervals and he will go. Eventually, your pup will learn that bathroom time is outdoor time. This type of training also prevents a lot of accidents.<br /> <br /> Your new dog should have more boundaries, not less! This is a crucial time in your dog's life, as he is learning to live by your rules. This time is essential to bonding, so don't skimp on training. Your dog will thank you for your diligence in great behavior for life.<br /> <br /> When you start training your dog, make sure that you aren't so focused on making them a good dog that you just ignore their basic needs in the process. They still require basic care like food, water, a place to sleep, and a place to go to the bathroom. They are still your responsibility.<br /> <br /> To help train your puppy not to chew on household items and furniture, you should make sure that your puppy is always occupied with an acceptable activity. Just like small children, puppies are always wanting to experience new adventures. If you don't provide an activity, they will find one, and you probably won't like the one they pick.<br /> <br /> Teach your dog the command &quot;drop it&quot; to get things out of his mouth. This is very important because it could help save your belongings if your dog grabs it, and it could even save your dog's life if he grabs something dangerous. The trick is to offer him something even better in exchange for the item he picked up. Practice this with your dog and you'll be able to retrieve anything from his mouth - he might even start offering it to you!<br /> <br /> Do not punish your dog excessively. If your dog performs a bad behavior in front of you, keep your cool and redirect his behavior to a more appropriate source. For example, dogs who inappropriately soil the house should be quietly taken outside and walked until they do their business again. Reinforce going outside as a positive thing, instead of shouting about the stain.<br /> <br /> It is important to teach your puppy that it is never okay to put his teeth on you. Puppies interact with their litter mates by using their mouths, both to play and to express when they are upset and he will more than likely try to do this to you. You can gently push his face away and say 'no' to teach him that this is not acceptable behavior.<br /> <br /> As you plan out your dog training sessions, focus on only teaching your pet one new skill at a time. Too many instructions and expectations can cause your dog to become confused and frustrated. You will achieve much better results if you work on one skill, achieve mastery and then move on.<br /> <br /> You may need to try different treats until you find what works for your pup. There are a lot of different dog treats on the market, but your dog has his own tastes and preferences just like everyone else. If a particular treat doesn't seem to get your dog motivated, try something else.<br /> <br /> Invest time and effort in training your dog the proper way. Know what you're getting into and arm yourself with knowledge and tips. The tips from the article above should help point you in the right direction. Don't forget to read more about training your dog after this article.<br /> <br /> [http://dogseparationanxiety.biz/ dog separation anxiety]</div> Mon, 26 Mar 2012 15:44:18 GMT HamnerSwinford61 http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=Talk:HamnerSwinford61