Dog Training

Question: What is your philosophy on dog training? what have you found worked best in the past? what didn't?

(Posted by: on 2012-01-07 16:57:55)

Also, if you can answer these too What would you do in these situations... Dog escapes from leash, house or yard: Dog whines/ howls when left alone:

Posted by: Sid †Happy New Year† on 2012-01-07, 17:02:59

Lavish praise, and hard corrections. Dog escapes from leash, house, or yard: E collar Dog whines/ howls when left alone: Have someone look after it for me.

Posted by: Emma on 2012-01-07, 17:07:33

To be honest go to pet smart and do it there. i no it can be expensive but sooo worth it u r basicly guarenteed a great trained dog since they r profesionals

Posted by: Angel on 2012-01-07, 17:07:35

My philosophy on dog training is keep it simple and make it fun with my dog i begin each training session with play so he gets excited and eager to learn positive reinforcement is key when my dog does something good i act as if its the best thing in the world he has ever done in his life i also use different rewards when hungry i use his kibbles or treats and some table scraps if he wants to play i use toys as a reward and if he is simply wanting attention a simple petting session will do time and patience and consistency are also key dont rush the dog or make it do something it doesnt want to do instead move on to something else or try again later