“How to Train your Dog, The Do’s and Don’ts of Dog Training”

By Stacey Nowlin

First let’s talk about the top ten ways “NOT” to train your dog.

Don’ts

1. Never hit, slap, punch, or otherwise raise your hand to your dog. 2. Never scold your dog after you have called him, even if he just did something bad. You

go to him and correct instead. 3. Never scream at your dog, they hear far better than we do and it hurts their ears. 4. Never expect your dog read your mind or obey a command you haven’t taught him. 5. Never call your dog for no reason, that teaches him to ignore you. 6. Never crate or isolate your dog, just to get them out of way or they will never be

socialized. 7. Never train too long, it makes training overwhelming. 8. Never end a lesson with negative outcome, end when he does good. 9. Never neglect, ignore or otherwise disassociate yourself from your dog just because he

is not trained. 10. Never blame the dog when training doesn’t go right, you are the trainer and it is your

job sometimes to figure out best way to get your dog to understand what you want. Be consistent.

DO’S

1. Always be nice to your dog when you have called him and he comes to you. Even if he was just bad.

2. Always positively reinforce your dog when they do good.

3. Always use your dog’s name to get his attention

4. Always try to use the word “wrong” to substitute “NO”.

5. Always spend plenty of time with your dog.

6. Always provide lots of toys and entertainment for your dog while you’re away.

7. Always be your dogs only teacher. You don’t want him minding everybody else.

8. Always introduce your dog to new experiences and realize he is a social animal and needs lots of attention.

9. Always make learning fun for your dog.

10. Always be consistent. Go at the dogs learning pace not your own.

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