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Teaching and practicing fundamental skills with your dog

House-training. I add the words “Go potty” right away. I set each dog up for success by walking him or her outside about every 45 minutes on lead to allow the dog many opportunities to get it right. I supervise the dog inside the house because it’s much easier and faster to help her learn where to go potty before she starts having “accidents” in the house.

Name recognition. Use the dog’s name often when you’re praising and playing with her, and always with a happy tone. Dogs should have only positive associations with their names and nicknames.

Recall. Call the dog to you often; again, always using a happy tone. Add treats sometimes to pleasantly surprise her and keep her coming to you fast. Remember to practice recall frequently, not just when something fun is about to end. People often lose great recall because they only call the dog for negative reasons or use a negative tone. Why would any dog want to come running to you if you seem angry or if the fun almost always ends when she runs to you?

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Hi l see you are interested in dogs . Are you Do you know how l trained my dog ? Even my dog did not listen to me at all before So my friend once tols me about this product, it turned out to be a magic my dog got smarter now i guess you should it too whose link have given in https://bit.ly/3cqYIgT

hi! do you have any tips on training recall for dogs who like to wander?

I am not a dog trainer and my dogs tend to stay on leash in public because I do not like them running up to strange people or strange dogs and to me that just brings me a lot more peace and

This is a really vague question. There are many reasons that a dog may wander and ignore you asking them to come to you. But if it's distraction based (and most recall issues are) then you need to find something that your dog values more than the distractions that are keeping the dog from coming. This can be a toy or a treat, but it must be higher value than what you have (which is often the difficult part for many primitive dogs that like to wander just because of their breed temperament. A sled dog is bred to go many miles a day and thus wandering on its own is rewarding, moving on its own is rewarding).

Some other tips:

Start in an area that's very very low on distractions (such as inside your house or in a fenced yard or park. Work up to distracting areas. If you step up to a higher distraction level and your dog isn't listening they need to be collected and you need to go back to a lower distraction area. Be patient, this is lifelong training and takes time for consistency.

Long lines are a LIFE saver and will allow your dog more room to make errors and learn while still being safely on leash. I prefer a biothane long line as I find by their nature long lines do get a bit waterlogged by dragging on the ground.

Please choose the areas in which you teach your dog recall skills carefully. People walking with young children, people that are afraid of dogs and people with reactive dogs that are reasonably controlled themselves still deserve to be out in public areas without untrained and uncontrolled dogs going up to them. Many public areas have private property nearby that may have livestock. Many public areas also have wildlife habitats. Make sure the area you are in, if public, allows dogs to be off leash.

Use a friend/buddy to help you! Another set of hands can be so useful in instances like this, especially if you need to go grab your dog for any reason.

Train often and try and be consistent. If your dog cannot reliably come to you there is no issue keeping them on a long line, it gives them plenty of space to roam.

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Hi l see you are interested in dogs . Are you Do you know how l trained my dog ? Even my dog did not listen to me at all before So my friend once tols me about this product, it turned out to be a magic my dog got smarter now i guess you should it too whose link have given in https://bit.ly/3cqYIgT

Working on underside hides (so a scent hidden on the underside of something) because they came up twice in the last trial and Mav was SO CONFUSED about this one.

(It was on the underside of that shelf - he got there eventually)

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I've been a little nervous for this particular 90° pivot situation (in rally masters courses) so we've been practicing it a lot:

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Tips for dogs sensitive to touch

Rest and relaxation. Dogs don’t know how to control their own energy and the result can be destructive, nuisance or rough behaviors. There are dogs who bark incessantly, chew up everything within reach, dogs who mount, pull humans around by the limbs or hair, knock down children, and decapitate Barbie! People must teach their dogs to have an “off” switch. Many dogs are dropped off at shelters because their people became frustrated and felt they could no longer control their dogs.

Every day, you can help your dog by teaching her how to rest and relax in your home and during outings. Going on walks or riding in a vehicle should be relaxing for both human and dog. When I have a new dog in my home, I practice R&R daily by having the dog either tethered to me or crated for a while. I tether new dogs or crate them for travel; I do not allow them to jump around barking while I drive.

They also enjoy walking on lead without pulling. How? Because they are taught to walk without pulling: I simply stop walking until they ease up on pulling. Going for walks is much more enjoyable if the dog isn’t yanking you along. Also, any dog will be more welcome in public settings if she has manners. Her energy will be more focused and calm if she is not in emotional overdrive while out walkin

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Enjoying quiet time with your dog

The joy of touch. Teach your dog to enjoy being touched on all body parts. Start with getting your dog to enjoy your touch and work toward the goal of getting him comfortable with being touched by people he doesn’t know. It is important that dogs allow us to touch them because they may need to be handled by various people: strangers, rescuers after an emergency, the vet, the groomer. They may need to be picked up off the ground or floor for grooming or medical reasons. If you can lift the dog’s body up off the floor, practice this to help him relax and realize that nothing bad happens when he is lifted.

Can you trim your dog’s nails? Is he comfortable having his feet touched? Grooming has many benefits for dogs, so teach your dog to enjoy grooming. Make sure that anyone who grooms your dog is kind and gentle to help ensure that you have a dog who is safe for others to handle. You can help him to feel more relaxed by adding positive experiences to his grooming memories.

When I have a new dog in my home, I massage the dog every day, touching his entire body and continuing to touch him until he relaxes. Many dogs are so excited and reactive to our touch that this is a challenge. To help the dog learn to relax and enjoy touch, I do the massage in a quiet room without a lot of human or non-human traffic

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Teaching and practicing fundamental skills with your dog

House-training. I add the words “Go potty” right away. I set each dog up for success by walking him or her outside about every 45 minutes on lead to allow the dog many opportunities to get it right. I supervise the dog inside the house because it’s much easier and faster to help her learn where to go potty before she starts having “accidents” in the house.

Name recognition. Use the dog’s name often when you’re praising and playing with her, and always with a happy tone. Dogs should have only positive associations with their names and nicknames.

Recall. Call the dog to you often; again, always using a happy tone. Add treats sometimes to pleasantly surprise her and keep her coming to you fast. Remember to practice recall frequently, not just when something fun is about to end. People often lose great recall because they only call the dog for negative reasons or use a negative tone. Why would any dog want to come running to you if you seem angry or if the fun almost always ends when she runs to you?

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Sooo... I got a puppy. She's only temporary, I promise! But it's interesting the differences between getting her and getting Kale.

I bought Kale essentially sight unseen. I still to this day have never met in person one of his close relatives. I had asked the breeder questions but outside the things I asked about, the rest of him was a mystery and something we had to figure out together.

But puppy? I am absolutely flooded with firsthand knowledge surrounding her pedigree and how her relatives tend to produce.

I have seen and trained with both her parents. I know their faults and shortcomings. I know where they've struggled. I know what training has worked for them and what has not. I know their behavior in the house and out in public. Not because the breeder gave me the answer I wanted to hear but because I've seen it myself.

I know that same information about a half sibling (from mother's previous litter) and two first cousins (half siblings themselves) who are the sire's brother's offspring from two seperate litters.

I have seen on social media and heard firsthand about her uncle's training journey.

Genetically she is going to be a strong working dog with high prey, great grips, awesome intensity, a high tolerance for pain and low handler sensitivity. She will have a problem with outs. She will be a very good pet dog (for a working dog) because her working characteristics will not carry over into everyday life. Neutral with people and neutral/social with dogs.

What she herself has shown me is an exceptionally handler focused puppy, very clingy. Very food motivated. Med prey and at this time has more quit than I would like. Environmentally sound but not as forward/curious as I would like to see.

Hopefully my plan is to raise her as a PPD and sell her to someone who can use a little more peace of mind without having a crazy ass dog on their hands.

Bullherder

"Trifecta"

Given to me for free because she's missing a leg

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Hi l see you are interested in dogs Do you know how l trained my dog ? Even my dog did not listen to me at all before So my friend once tols me about this product it turned out to be a magic my dog got smarter now i guess you should it too whose link https://bit.ly/3cqYIgT

hi! do you have any tips on training recall for dogs who like to wander?

I am not a dog trainer and my dogs tend to stay on leash in public because I do not like them running up to strange people or strange dogs and to me that just brings me a lot more peace and

This is a really vague question. There are many reasons that a dog may wander and ignore you asking them to come to you. But if it's distraction based (and most recall issues are) then you need to find something that your dog values more than the distractions that are keeping the dog from coming. This can be a toy or a treat, but it must be higher value than what you have (which is often the difficult part for many primitive dogs that like to wander just because of their breed temperament. A sled dog is bred to go many miles a day and thus wandering on its own is rewarding, moving on its own is rewarding).

Some other tips:

Start in an area that's very very low on distractions (such as inside your house or in a fenced yard or park. Work up to distracting areas. If you step up to a higher distraction level and your dog isn't listening they need to be collected and you need to go back to a lower distraction area. Be patient, this is lifelong training and takes time for consistency.

Long lines are a LIFE saver and will allow your dog more room to make errors and learn while still being safely on leash. I prefer a biothane long line as I find by their nature long lines do get a bit waterlogged by dragging on the ground.

Please choose the areas in which you teach your dog recall skills carefully. People walking with young children, people that are afraid of dogs and people with reactive dogs that are reasonably controlled themselves still deserve to be out in public areas without untrained and uncontrolled dogs going up to them. Many public areas have private property nearby that may have livestock. Many public areas also have wildlife habitats. Make sure the area you are in, if public, allows dogs to be off leash.

Use a friend/buddy to help you! Another set of hands can be so useful in instances like this, especially if you need to go grab your dog for any reason.

Train often and try and be consistent. If your dog cannot reliably come to you there is no issue keeping them on a long line, it gives them plenty of space to roam.

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Hi l see you are interested in dogs Do you know how l trained my dog ? Even my dog did not listen to me at all before So my friend once tols me about this product it turned out to be a magic my dog got smarter now i guess you should it too whose link https://bit.ly/3cqYIgT

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Found it!! Must bring it and present it. Focus focus focus.

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how to teach your dog to stay?

A crucial part of raising a well-behaved dog is proper dog training. Without formal training, your dog will not know how to behave in specific situations. One of the crucial commands that your dog must learn at an early age is stay. When you teach your dog to stay, training him in other commands becomes much easier. 

Thus, when starting with the dog training process, focus on teaching your puppy the sit and stay commands first before progressing to the other commands. There are plenty of situations where these commands will prove very handy.