Dog Health Questions: Dog trainers or expert in dog training? willing to help?

hi there. is there anyone willing to tell me some advice and techniques on how to train my 7 month old rottweiler? please.. those who have kind hearts. coz i cant afford to bring her to a training school.

Dog Training Using Treats and Rewards and How to Make Sure Your Dog Doesn't Become a Treat Junkie

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Firstly you have to remember that you are the 'pack leader' and what you say goes. Be firm but kind and reward good behaviour. Hold a treat in your hand so he can smell it but not get it. Hold it to the tip of his nose in a way that makes him tilt his head upwards and then say 'sit', gently encourage if necessary by putting your hand on his hind quarters. Once he has done this he'll soon be keen to repeat it. Do the same for stay etc.

If he is a dog who jumps all over people when they come in the door and you want to discourage this, come in and turn your back on him if he jumps up, stay still and quiet, when he gets down, walk through to another room as if going about your routine, then go to him, bend down to him and praise him and quietly greet him.

Repetition is important and consistency, remember you are the pack leader.

5 Advisory Tips For Good Dog Training

• what do you want to teach her?


• the most simple commands to teach is voice recognition.Such as sit. thats the easiest sometime they will do it for a treat and other time it comes natural.My dog is an alaskan husky and he can sit,stay,come, lay down,and go up on his hind legs, and speak on command. It takes time and patience. An be repetitive.


• Friendly Hello, You can reach me at bullmastiffpuppiesakc@yahoo.com. I will be happy to give you some advice. Blessings, Kelly