One of the most common problems I see with dog owners is the issue of how to get your dog to pay attention to them. It may be the best coach in the world, but if a dog does not look on you, who cares? Here are some tips on how to involve your dog and the training much easier.
1. Be something that your dog wants to look. Is it easier said than done? Very probably. But it is so important to remember that we are always in competition with the environment for the care of our dog, and if we do not make an effort to be interesting, chances are that the environment will win this battle. When I work with a dog, I communicate as if speaking to a child - with excitement, purpose and wonder !! I am very happy of the world! Just change my voice is often enough to attract the attention of a dog, but also use body language and movement as well. One thing I have learned in my coaching experience - you must be willing to make a little crazy yourself if you want to train a dog. They will always pay more attention to the person to be a bit of a blunder - use it to your advantage!
2. Reward properly and often. There is a chain of events that see very often in the context of human-dog interactions and that goes a little something like this: dog does something wrong, the owner called the dog dog owner, the dog is scolded for bad behavior. Maybe this seems like a reasonable chain of events but what is really happening here is that the dog is punished for coming to the owner and pay attention - not the behavior that the owner thinks he scolded. Eventually, the dog learns that "dog! Come here "I mean," I'm crazy and something unpleasant happens! " and the dog chooses to ignore requests for attention. Obviously, this is not good or what we expected. But if you want a dog who really pay attention and comes when called, it is essential to be rewarding every time. This can mean food rewards if you wish, but be enough praise, affection and play. Make sure that every time the dog responds to command attention, it is worth your time.
3. Commitment of practical training. compromise formation is exactly what it sounds like - your dog training to work with you. I like to work on compromise formation ... a lot of fun for the dog and handler as well. Some dogs are naturally caring and committed to their owners ... but most do not! And although many people spend a lot of time to teach a dog a command library, do not spend time training the dog to run, which is the most important dog training in my opinion part. This type of training teaches the dog to see you often, and more rewarding than to pay attention to you and the environment.
4. Put it in time. We hope your dog is already check how many times and giving you plenty of eye contact, it is always important to have a "clock" solid control in emergencies and other things. Take the time to train this reliably control your dog. And not to abuse it! I see all the time - the owner asks the dog to "look ... ... watches ... !!!! WAAAAATCHH !!!!!!!" and the dog is completely foreign. If what is happening with your dog, your dog does not know what this order and you have to start training again from the beginning ... preferably using another word as a sign. The word "clock" has become synonymous with "ignore me."
5. To establish that for success. Do not expect your dog to give attention to the solid rock at all times without taking the time to train and cultivate. This means start their training in a low to no distracting environment and work up to more and more distractions. It does not start in the middle of a crowded park for dogs and expect your dog 100% dedicated. time and training.
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1. Be something that your dog wants to look. Is it easier said than done? Very probably. But it is so important to remember that we are always in competition with the environment for the care of our dog, and if we do not make an effort to be interesting, chances are that the environment will win this battle. When I work with a dog, I communicate as if speaking to a child - with excitement, purpose and wonder !! I am very happy of the world! Just change my voice is often enough to attract the attention of a dog, but also use body language and movement as well. One thing I have learned in my coaching experience - you must be willing to make a little crazy yourself if you want to train a dog. They will always pay more attention to the person to be a bit of a blunder - use it to your advantage!
2. Reward properly and often. There is a chain of events that see very often in the context of human-dog interactions and that goes a little something like this: dog does something wrong, the owner called the dog dog owner, the dog is scolded for bad behavior. Maybe this seems like a reasonable chain of events but what is really happening here is that the dog is punished for coming to the owner and pay attention - not the behavior that the owner thinks he scolded. Eventually, the dog learns that "dog! Come here "I mean," I'm crazy and something unpleasant happens! " and the dog chooses to ignore requests for attention. Obviously, this is not good or what we expected. But if you want a dog who really pay attention and comes when called, it is essential to be rewarding every time. This can mean food rewards if you wish, but be enough praise, affection and play. Make sure that every time the dog responds to command attention, it is worth your time.
3. Commitment of practical training. compromise formation is exactly what it sounds like - your dog training to work with you. I like to work on compromise formation ... a lot of fun for the dog and handler as well. Some dogs are naturally caring and committed to their owners ... but most do not! And although many people spend a lot of time to teach a dog a command library, do not spend time training the dog to run, which is the most important dog training in my opinion part. This type of training teaches the dog to see you often, and more rewarding than to pay attention to you and the environment.
4. Put it in time. We hope your dog is already check how many times and giving you plenty of eye contact, it is always important to have a "clock" solid control in emergencies and other things. Take the time to train this reliably control your dog. And not to abuse it! I see all the time - the owner asks the dog to "look ... ... watches ... !!!! WAAAAATCHH !!!!!!!" and the dog is completely foreign. If what is happening with your dog, your dog does not know what this order and you have to start training again from the beginning ... preferably using another word as a sign. The word "clock" has become synonymous with "ignore me."
5. To establish that for success. Do not expect your dog to give attention to the solid rock at all times without taking the time to train and cultivate. This means start their training in a low to no distracting environment and work up to more and more distractions. It does not start in the middle of a crowded park for dogs and expect your dog 100% dedicated. time and training.
http://www.annonces.immo-reve.com/
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