About Dog Training

Dog training is a necessary adjunct to keeping dogs as pets. Dogs, particularly larger ones, must be obedient, or keeping them becomes a burden.In addition...
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Who is training the dog

While there are many professional dog trainers, most in fact train people how to train their own dogs. This article assumes that the dog's owner—also...
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Dog Life Cycle

Dog training begins virtually at birth. Dogs that are handled and petted by humans regularly during the first eight weeks of life are generally much more...
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Communication

Fundamentally, dog training is about communication. The handler is communicating to the dog what behaviors are correct in what circumstances. A successful...
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Punishment and Rewards

Most training revolves around giving the dog treats (food or favorite toys) and praise when it obeys, and withholding attention, treats, and praise when...
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Voice

When giving commands to a dog, a calm, firm, authoritative voice is most effective. Dogs do not respond well to hesitant, pleading voices, nor to yelling,...
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Some Basic Commands

Here are a few commands that almost every dog should respond to:Come: This command, also referred to as the recall, is crucial. If the dog won't come...
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Actual Training

Now, you are going to actually train your dog in some easy steps.Sit - Get a treat or favourite toy to tempt your dog. Then, hold the treat or toy in...
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Leash Training

Leash training is training a dog to walk on a leash without pulling or jerking. There are many methods for doing this, such as simply turning and walking...
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Commands

There are a few commands that many domestic dogs learn, but that are not part of the basic repetoire.Stop – a dog that will simply stop whatever it is...
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Training Tricks

Many dog owners teach their dogs tricks. This serves several purposes: Develops a stronger relationship between the dog and human; provides entertainment;...
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Teething

At anywhere from three to six months of age, a puppy begins to get its adult set of teeth. This period can be quite painful and many owners do not recognize...
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