Dog Health Questions: Best dog training,For an older dog.?

I recently adopted a one year old Shepard husky mix dog. From a shelter. She doesn't even know her name. Any help? Thanks

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Thanks

Dan

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• Obedience classes. Also look up NILIF.


• one year old isn't too old. she's still young. you should be able to train her quickly. just set aside time every day if possible that you can work with her...30 minutes maybe, depending on her attention. if she's never been trained, she may be super into it and want more time with you.
  
  you also could go to a community center or PetSmart to take some classes there. they are really reasonable.


• The Monks of New Skete.
  
  http://www.dogsbestfriend.com/


• Poor thing. We recently adopted a shelter dog too, and she didn't seem to know her name too well either.
  
  Whenever you give her a treat, mention her name. That's how we got our dog to recognize her name. Also, whenever you praise her, say her name. Just keep saying her name, again and again and again, until she finally realizes that that's her name. You can also try saying her name, and when she looks over at you, give her a treat and say, "Good girl, ______!"
  
  Good luck and congratulations on the new addition.


• Try different names to get her to respond. When she does, stick with it, or variations that are more acceptable. Names that have an "ow", "ee", or "ah"sound to them seem to work best. Remember though that a one year old is still a puppy and you can name it what you wish.
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