Abused Dog Training - How to Train an Abused Dog
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Hi JesusFreakk,
I recommend My Smart Puppy: Fun, Effective, and Easy Puppy Training (Book & 60min DVD)
Great guide for training a dog of any age. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0446578…
Dog Behavior Training - Dog Training to Correct Behavior Problems
- Several months ago I looked at all the options myself, as I had a problem with my dog. I could not afford professional dog training sessions and dog classes, I read can sometimes distract dogs from the task in hand. I looked at what was available in the form of dog training videos/books - beware of ebooks that are not written by a professional dog trainer! I looked at Leerburg who one of the answers above refers to - he uses electric dog collars (that he advocates you buy from him!) as part of his training methods, which I know are not necessary to train your dog. I wanted a non-cruel method of training my dogs. I quite liked the idea of dog training videos, especially as you can replay them and watch them as a family if other people need to learn too. In the end I bought a book by Cesar Milan and a dog training DVD course by professional dog trainer Andrew Chastney. I got 21 videos (downloaded), an ebook and 5 hrs of audio which was the whole book. It covered everything from puppy training, potty training right through to specific dog obedience problems. I get newsletters regularly with advice about dog care and I can email Andrew any time with a query which he answers personally. The dog training DVD course is easy to understand as Andrew uses really simple methods - (neither was he pushing me to buy any expensive equipment). I found a review about this course on a proper dog web site supplying dog life jackets and safety information. I can thoroughly recommend this course from personal experience with my dog. My dog loved the training by the way! I paid about $55 for all this. I've left the site address below for you. The other good solution I considered was all Cesar Milan's DVDs but the cost was too much for me. Good luck.
- Call your vet and ask them to recommend someone in your area to help you with training. You can't just watch a video, and magically learn everything that took us a lifetime to learn. I am only aware of Cesar Milan, The Dog Whisperer. Keep in mind your puppy is only 3-months-old, so there are just some things that come with time. I clip a leash on a collar at three-months-old, I don't expect a puppy to be able to cope with walks that young, usually 4 to 5-months-old. Come, sit, stay are around 11-weeks-old. The bladder is not grown until 6-months-old, they are not fully potty trained until 1-year-old. Carrots for teething, puppy teeth come out between 4 and 6-months-old. Keep it real, some things just come with time. Training is all about repeating and practicing. None of us just give a command once and tap the puppy on the head and they are magically trained. We all have to work on it, and repeat and practice things. I don't use the command "no" it confuses puppies. "Know, no" come up in conversation, so it is confusing. I like the command "shame" and remember to praise good behavior. When your puppy is done with the walk, make a big fuss. Ask someone in your area to help you with training.
- dog training yard with a trainer.
- To the losers who are saying a 'real trainer' is better,well guess what,MAYBE some of us don't have the $6,000 to do it with,have you ever thought of that??Pfft....you rich people are hilarious.
- A dvd's a poor sub for real trainer
- leerburg.com
or
http://www.koehlerdogtraining.com/ - dogtraining.com...on the web free
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