A new puppy brings a lot of excitement and frustration into your life. But, it is imperative that you train your new pet so that you and your family are safe and happy with them. It is always in your best interest — and that of your pet — to rely only on positive approaches to training. The key elements to successful training is consistency and patience. You should find time every day to train your dog in the beginning; you might have to dedicate a half hour until they get it. you might find that your dog will get bored if you spend too much time on training.
Question how your dog views things. When your dog is slow to learn, you may become frustrated. Don’t give up. Instead, think about what it must be like to be your dog. Your dog might not be making the connection between the order and the behavior you expect from them because you have not repeated the exercise enough times.
A dog has an inquiring mind and will look at one thing for quite a while until its attention is broken. With enough training, you will have your dog focusing solely on your signals.
Try not to reinforce bad behavior in your dog by accident. Never give your dog any treats or special attention for doing bad things. For instance, do not pet the dog lovingly if it jumps on you the minute you arrive home if this is something you are attempting to cure.
Stay away from high end training devices like shock collars. They are both expensive and unlikely to work properly. Also, using devices such as shock collars can restrain your dog while discouraging good behavior. Using these techniques can have poor results.
Implement the tips you’ve just read, and training your dog will come naturally to you. As a result, you, your dog, your property and others will all be safer. These tips will make all aspects of training your dog a little faster and more beginner-friendly, particularly when they are applied patiently and consistently.