All Entries Tagged With: "Train Dog"
How to Train your Dog to Follow You
Start by training your dog to follow you, visit Ridgeside K9 Ohio`s official website to learn more some tips on how to do it! Many puppies will follow if you simply walk away from them and maybe click your fingers or chuckle. Adult dogs may require additional enticement to stimulate them to follow, such as […]
How to Train a Dog to Respect People
Human beings happen to be the most superior and complex of God’s creation. His ability to think, process his thoughts and carry out logical actions puts him on the highest rank among all his fellow creatures. Hence, it is right full to say that it is man’s duty to maintain peace and order with other […]
How to Train a Dog to Stay at Home
It is a pretty accepted fact that pets are adorable. But among all these pets the most endearing are the dogs. Maybe that is the reason a dog is a man’s sweetest animal possession. They can carry out chores that other pets cannot. Plus, apart from that they are extremely playful in habit. And thus […]
How to Train your Dog using Effective spoken language
To discipline and train a pup effectively, you first need an effective form of communication—and speaking to your dog as you would to another person will not get you anywhere. Many dog owners tell us that their dog fully understands everything they say to it. Our answer to this is, “Tie your dog up, and, […]
How to Train Your Dog to Keep Quiet
When it comes to annoying dog habits, there is something unique about excessive barking. For a dog with a biting problem, you can contain it inside your yard. For a pet that digs destructively, simply put it in a concrete environment. These will at least lessen their bad habits’ damaging effects to you and other […]
How to Train your Dog for Leash-less Walking
The best time to teach your dog to walk with you without a leash is between ten weeks and four months, when he wants to follow you— before adolescence and its accompanying independence. To accomplish this, begin in your house by playing hide-and-seek. There are a few ways to play this game; you can wait […]
How to Train your Dog regarding House Manners
My mother grew up in England and had her first child during World War II. She tells of “nannies” who specialized in toilet training children before they were a year old to save washing diapers. I asked her how they did that, and she said they seemed to just watch the children like hawks and […]
How to Train your Dog to be Alone
Moms and their babies belong together. For most of us, it’s difficult to move our babies into their own beds or into their own rooms. There are several good books about helping your child get to sleep, which are really about helping your child separate from you, at least some of the time. I remember […]
How to Train your Dog to be more Devoted and Attentive
You may be one of those unfortunate dog owners who often laments, “I wish I could make my dog more devoted and attentive!” The good news is that you can do just that. All you have to do is follow these instructions for a few days. The exercise works well with most puppies, and is […]
How to Train your Dog to be not as Leash Aggressive
Leash aggression is caused, for the most part, by frustration. It occurs when a dog pulls hard on the leash trying to get to another dog. He’s not able to reach the other dog, so he throws a tantrum. The tantrum has all the earmarks of aggression: full tooth display, straining to get to the […]
How to train your Dog to Behave when Encountering Strangers
In order to be safe in this new world, your little guy should be taught to ignore other dogs and people until you give the okay. We may want our pups to be friendly with everyone, but not everyone is friendly to puppies—or, more to the point—to dogs, which puppies become very soon indeed. There’s […]
How to Train your Dog to find Things
Someone once said to us that a dog’s sense of smell, compared to a human’s, was like the difference between an envelope and a stamp—the human’s olfactory sense being the stamp. Humans have about five million olfactory cells, and a German shepherd has two hundred million. (The number does differ from breed to breed; some […]
How to Train your Dog to Share
Ask any parent what his or her toddler’s favorite word is, and he or she will likely say that it’s “mine,” quickly followed by the word “no.” After a few months of this, parents have a few more gray hairs as they gamely try to teach their two-year-old the concept of sharing. Sharing does not […]
How to Train your Dog to lie Down
Here is another exercise that your dog already knows. However, just because he knows how to lie down doesn’t mean it’s easy to perform on cue. Many dogs resist being told to lie down. It’s probably sort of humiliating and intimidating, because the position allows people to tower over them. Again, the lure is the […]
How to Train your Dog to leave Things Alone
This is a nice exercise that comes in very handy if you drop a steak or pass a dead skunk. It tells your dog that whatever he’s looking at is definitely not his. We teach it by not letting him get to the attraction! First, step on your leash, or let it drag. Offer a […]
How to Train your Dog using Effective body language
Your body language may have as much of an effect on the dog you are training as the spoken language you are using. In some cases, it may have even more impact than your speech. For example, a dog will sometimes ignore a reprimand if it is given by an owner who is in a […]
How to Train an Adult Dog
The key to owning a well-trained dog is to start off on the right track when he is a puppy. If you have an adult dog, however, who has not been trained or whose manners leave something to be desired, then he needs to be taught the basic areas of obedience. This article explains how […]
How to Train Your Dog with Commands and Rewards
Although dogs should not be attributed with having human behavioural characteristics, they are intelligent enough to be able to grasp the concept of, and execute, certain actions that their owners require of them – if these actions are requested in a way that dogs find rewarding. So, with this principle in mind, owners have to […]
How to Train Your Dog’s Social Skills and House Manners
Social skills A dog who is well socialized with humans and other animals is less likely to develop behaviour problems. The principles of socializing puppies also apply to adult dogs. If you have an adult dog who has not been socialized properly, you need to address this situation carefully and correctly. The best way to […]