Sunday, August 8, 2010

Know which are wrong words for dogs

I am a dog trainer by profession and my experience in this field has allowed me to take a few trends that dog owners tend to do when trying to train their own dogs. For example, if you try to train your dog not to bark more often, you might consider reading the three common mistakes that dog owners usually make an effort to achieve particular goals.

First on the list is the simple wording that wrong. I'm not saying that there is a secret word you can use to stop your dog barking when you please.

The use of words rather than your order or using a different one if you want to stop your dog from sight will hurt your chances of effectively training your dog. The reason is quite simple, it confuses them. It can churn out a lot of frustration on your part that you wonder what could have possibly gone wrong.

It would be preferable to use a single command from your canine friend will find it much easier to recognize as a command to the behavior you want him to take as explained just stop.

Many owners are familiar with the fact that slapping or tapping it on their dog's nose is a way of letting their pets know that their owners are not pleased with them and dogs in general, then make an effort to win the affection of their masters are back.

Some dog owners, however, is often hit their dogs too much and can lead to fear and resentment on the part of the dog. Your dog may continue to bark at the end but they do not do it in obedience and love.

Finally, dog owners tend to think that the purpose of training their dogs can only be accomplished by simply buying a certain product for the job. A good example is shock collars do not work as planned if you see it as a practical solution to achieve what you want. It is still a factor as one when it comes to training your dog.

It would be preferable to a point where your dog can see and know of your presence when you use the shock collar for the first time or any other similar device for this question. After all, it is important to ensure that your canine friend understood what the impact is for.

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