Need help with dog training? Is your dog jumping up on people? Does your dog take things you don;t wish her to have? Would you like to try to do some dog training on your own? Are you have problem with house-training?
First the dog training basics:
- The most basic foundation skill there is: get your puppy’s attention when you want it.
- Eye contact is the key to success when working with your dog.
- And always remember, if you and your puppy are not enjoying yourselves there is something wrong. Have fun when you are training your dog!
- Some basics on training with treats.
- Five dog training books you should definitely read!
- Learn how to read your dog’s body language
- Crate Training – helping getting a dog accustomed to being in a crate, which can be a very valuable management tool when used wisely
- How to house train your puppy (or dog)
Here is some help with specific problems.
- Get your dog to walk politely on leash.
- How to use training to get your dog to calm down.
- More training to get you dog to calm down.
- How to use lure/reward training to get your dog to sit — when you ask, every time.
- How to use lure/reward training to get your dog to lie down — without bending over or with food in your hands.
- 5 ways to get your dog to stop jumping up on people
- How to prevent your dog from taking things
- How to get your dog to come when called.
- Playing Tug – how to play tug safely and train your dog at the same time
There are also handouts that you can print out or share with your friends.
If you want to discuss a more specific training problem or goal that is not shown here, or how to use these techniques with your dog, take a look at my classes or contact me for more information.
