2. HOUSE TRAINING
According to experts, you should begin house training
your pooches at an early age when they have enough
control over their bladder and bowel movements.
Training provides dogs with basic good manners and
builds your mutual bond.
Training provides dog owners the skills and knowledge for
dealing with common, normal dog behaviors.
And having the trained dog is joy for both you and your
dog.
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4. SIT, DOWN AND STAND
Teach your dog to sit pretty.
From a sitting position, lure
up your hand with a treat.
5. Hold a treat in the front of his nose
Teach your dog to 'lie down'
7. COME WHEN CALLED
You can follow these easy steps to teach your
dog to come when called:
1. First, put your dog on a leash. Then say 'come'
once and then quickly move backward.
2. Then keep moving backward until your dog
gets to you
3. Once your pooch completes the entire
process, say yes and give him/her a treat.
8. Teach your dog to "come"
By using a shorter leash, bring
your dog closer to you by
saying 'come'.
9. LEAVE IT
The 'leave it' command is essential for
keeping your dog safe.
The 'Leave it' command protects your
dog from having to deal with nasty
things and poisoned edibles.
10. Teach your dog to 'Leave it'
1. Put your dog in sit position
2. Get the two pieces of
kibbles on floor
3. Repeat the command
'Leave it'
11. STAY
It is also a commandment that keeps your dog safe.
Do not give 'stay' command with food in your hand.
Take note of the three D’s: -
Duration: - The amount of time your dog is in a 'stay'.
Distance: - How far you go from your dog.
Distraction: - Anything that shifts his focus during 'stay'.
12. Teach your dog to 'stay'
Give your dog a stay command with your
voice and hand.
Move a little away from your dog, by
holding your hand and telling your dog to
stay.
