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Get the Right Training Equiptment for Your Dog
By ken sharp
Your dog needs training equiptment that is quiet and doesnt require a
lot of hand movements. Your dog needs to be able to see what you want
it to do without being destracted. The training equiptment will differ
between breeds. Some dogs are more active, wile others are really quiet
and docile.
A dog will need to do a trick anywhere from 30 to 50 times before
learning the trick. If the dog picks up a wrong way to do the trick, it
will continue to do it until you can persuade it otherwise. It will
take way more than 50 times for the dog to get the trick right if this
happens. If your dog picks up a wrong way to do the trick, you should
correct it immediately.
If you are training your dog for a long period of time and things arent
working out for either you or the dog, then its time to change training
techniques and/or training equiptment. Your dog might be getting too
stressed out from the equiptment that you are using, and therefore, it
is resisting your commands.
One small secret to training your do is to show it an object that it
likes, like food or a special toy of his. Then you will need to show
the dog what you want it to do. If the dog doesnt understand what you
want, you should consider breaking the trick down into smaller parts.
As your dog gets each part of the trick, you should reward it with the
food or toy. The next step of training is to not give your dog the
reward every time it completes a trick. This will make the dog want to
do more to get the treat or toy. You will slowly increase the tricks
without giving your tog the reward until it can do the trick ten times
in a row without a reward. Then its time to change the reward from a
treat or a toy, to hand gestures.
The lead you are using might be wrong for the dog. You might be using a
leather lead that is heavy, but your dog might need something lighter.
Small hand movements might be better for your particular dog, instead
of a big heavy lead. You should also consider the fact that you may not
be calm when trying to train your dog. Your dog can sense this and
might be reacting to your tenseness. Try relaxing when training your
dog, you may find that things will work out much better for you both.
Training your dog can be fun and stressfull at times. Stressful for
both you and the dog. Remember to hide your stress at all costs
though-your dog can sense it. The trick to training is to ease the
stress for the dog as much as possible. Try to make it fun for the dog.
Dont ever scold your dog for not getting the trick down pat, this will
certainly deter the dog from trying anything new. If the dog doesnt do
the trick, simply dont give it the treat or toy.
About the Author
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