The general rule with regard to the age to start training is six months. However, depending on the particular breed and temperament, this rule should not be inflexible. Some large breeds that are fairly often of very dominant nature – for example the Rottweiler and the Pyrenees – are going to grow into very strong […]
1. This first one is easy. You just start by saying “sit” every time the puppy sits itself. He learns to associate the word sit with the action. This is a tip you can use in all training. 2. Take out his favorite treat and keep it in your hand. Sausage usually works well but […]
A sure sign of a well-behaved dog is when you enter someone's home and their pet does not jump on you in greeting. Not only is jumping on guests annoying, it can be dangerous. Large dogs can knock people down and are capable of seriously injuring small children or the elderly. Not to mention all […]
There are three stages of dog training and it is crucial that you understand them if you are going to effectively train your dog properly. When you understand each one, you will be able to identify your dog's progress and use this to sharpen many aspects of your dog's training. If you are interested in […]
A shock collar is a type of “control tool” used to correct a dog’s behaviour, but are they safe and effective? Learn more in this article. Your dog has some outrageous behaviour – it doesn’t like children or maybe any visitors? Or perhaps it keeps using the house as a toilet? It never seems to […]
Make you puppy training easier and more fun by understanding that your puppy is trying to communicate with you in other ways than barking or wagging his tail. Remember, your puppy also communicates with his ears, tail, paws, mouth and more and your puppy training and everyday life with your dog will be much more […]
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