How to Train a Dog?
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Enroll your dog in a basic obedience class to learn the 'Heel,' 'Sit' and 'Stay' commands.
2.
When your dog is learning a command, say 'Good' the instant she exhibits proper behavior, and then follow up quickly with a reward of treats and more praise.
3.
Begin increasing your expectations very slowly. For example, lengthen by a few seconds the time your dog must sit before you shower praise.
4.
Reward even the slightest sign of effort your dog is making to meet your increasing expectations.
5.
Move on to other commands once your dog is comfortable with 'Heel,' 'Sit' and 'Stay,' and with training in general.
6.
Train throughout the day, when you have free time, in a quiet area free from distractions. Limit each session to 5 to 10 minutes.
7.
Train in a busier environment only after your dog understands the command entirely, but realize that you may need to start from scratch ' dogs are situational learners.
8.
Reduce food rewards gradually, but always give an abundance of praise.
Tips:
Check with your local humane society or community college to find out about obedience classes.
Be consistent in training ' always use the same words, body language and tone of voice for the same command. You will confuse your dog otherwise.
Be patient. Your dog needs time to understand what you want from her. If she isn't responding, reconsider your approach. Most of the time it's the trainer's fault that a dog doesn't understand what's wanted.
Teach your dog a release command, such as 'OK' or 'Free,' early on, so she will know when the task is over and it's OK to relax.

I feel like i like dog lidat.. at work kenna order here and there.. from non-food to grocery.. grocery to offer.. offer back to non food..
i think all i need now is onli a chain to tie round my neck and i will "woo woo"..
wednesday is a CB day..

my head still aching.....