Dog Training 101

Keys to Raising a Well Behaved Dog

The key factor in transforming that adorable puppy into a well behaved dog the whole family will enjoy is proper dog training techniques. Dogs, like children, need to know the rules of your household. Your dog must respect the authority of their owners.

Many new pet owners fall in love with the cute, scruffy face of their puppies. Dog owners become disillusioned and frustrated when that adorable ball of fluff chews up the furniture or makes messes on the carpet. All puppies will find their share of trouble. A happy satisfied dog owner will utilize time and patience to raise their puppy into a well behaved dog that is a joy to all. Here are some dog training basics to help you develop a happy long term relationship with your puppy and soon to be adult dog.

Establishing Rules – Dog Training

The first step in dog training is to establish yourself as the alpha dog leader of your household with your dog. Your dog needs to know the rules of your household. The sooner you begin the easier the dog training will be.

This means that if you don't want your 70 pound Golden Retriever hopping up on your bed at night, you should not let your 5 pound puppy up there either. It is never too early to teach your puppy to stay off the furniture or avoid jumping on guests. A bad habit is always a bad habit. The rules you set for your dog must be consistent. Before you bring your puppy home make sure the entire family understands the household rules. Everyone in the family must enforce the rules your dog will be expected to follow. It is easier to form and establish good habits than it is to try to break established bad habits.

Offering Positive Rewards – Dog Training

When your dog does follow the rules appropriately, it is important to reward him for his good behavior. Effective easy dog training will use positive reinforcement much more often than punishment to produce desired results. At the beginning of the process, rewards might include an edible treat. As your puppy gets the hang of the dog training process rewards can move to praise and positive affirmation. When you provide positive reinforcement on a consistent basis your puppy will soon learn that it is to his benefit to listen and obey your instruction.

Consistent Enforcement – Dog Training

Once the rules have been set, it will be up to you to maintain consistency in enforcing them. Every time your puppy breaks a house rule, he should be reprimanded with a sharp "No!" and shown the proper behavior. This applies to all aspects of dog training, such as housebreaking and chewing on his toys instead of your shoes. Dogs will learn the rules when they are enforced without fail. Good consistent dog training in the beginning will save time effort and your shoes.

Dog training is not particularly difficult. You will find that the time you put in will be well worth the effort. You will end up with a dog that is enjoyable for your family and guests.

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