The Basic Commands For Dog Training
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- Obedience classes only cost about £4 per session, usually once a week is enough. Surely they cant enjoy cleaning up dog mess all the time&having guests scared away?!If you get pocket money why don't you take her?you obviously care about your dogs well being. But try http://www.k9obedience.co.uk/ I'm sure there are hundreds more. Unfortunately everybody in the family needs to treat the dog the same way so your training may fall on deaf ears. Good luck:)
- Well, of course I'm going to recommend the responsible dog ownership web site I founded several years ago. While there aren't detailed training guides (save "heeling" & "housetraining"), there is a lot of information on being a responsible dog owner:
http://www.goodpooch.com/MyGoodPooch/new… - take ur dog to see a vet it might be a problem with the dogs bladder all dogs beg and they have time when they are when they are puppies and they like to run away can go to pets mart the have obedient school don't teach the dog ur self its not going to work
- This site will offer you free personalized advise, ask questions get real answers.
- http://www.k9obedience.co.uk/
- Re Potty training:
You just need time, consistency, and patience. When she is roaming freely, make sure to supervise her 100% of the time. When she looks like she is about to go (e.g. starts circling, starts looking for a coner, etc), take her outside. When she goes outside make sure to praise and treat her very well. This way she learns that going outside is a good thing, and she will repeat that behavior. When you catch her making a mistake, non-mark her (ack,ack), and take her outside right away. If she continues to go outside, praise and treat her. For potty training to work, everybody has to be very consistent and supervise her so that you can take her outside, and non-mark her when she makes mistakes.
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Re Guests: Put a drag lead on her before you let the guests in. Instruct guests to ignore her (no talk, no touch, no eye-contact). No eye-contact is especially important because dogs can see that as a challenge. If your dog misbehaves, e.g. growls, bites, or jumps on guests, non-mark her (No), and stop her with the lead. Then ask her for an alternate command, e.g. "sit". If she refuses, or keeps going back after the guest, then say "timeout" and remove her to a time-out area (a safe but boring room, e.g. laundry room). Leave her in there for a couple of minutes and let her out. If she starts up again, non-mark her (ack, ack), and say time-out and put her back in time-out. This time lengthen the duration to about 10-15 minutes. Note that if your dog stops the bad behavior, make sure to praise her a lot and give her good treats. Keep this up and your dog will learn that certain behaviors get her rewards while others get her into a boring room with nothing to do.
I would also ...
1. Follow the NILIF program. A great way to establish yourself as leader is through the control of resources. Don't give anything to your dog (including pets and affection) unless she does something for you first. For example ask her for a "sit" before you give her food, toys, or freedom.
2. Do obedience training. Try and do some obedience training sessions everyday. Get a good positive reinforcement obedience book, and practice with her for short sessions (10-15 minutes) every day. This will help establish you as a leader, improve your bond with your dog, exercise your dog's mind, and give you good tools that you can use to help control her in the house.
Hope this helps.
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