Hi Hivians !
I Hope y'all having a blast weekend?
This my First post since I joined the family,
I want to discuss with y'all briefly about a topic called.
EDUCATE YOUR DOG IN FUNDAMENTAL COMMAND ,as a zoologist I am.
Giving your dog some simple orders will assist to stop bad habits around the house, including stealing things. Strongly fragrant objects like shoes, kid's toys, and other items are frequently stolen by dogs. In these circumstances, teaching your dog the leave drop command will be helpful. Replace the stolen item with one that is better suited for your dog.
Make sure the dog has access to much more entertaining (and secure!) chew toys, and give them lots of attention when they choose to play with those instead.
Keep each training session straightforward and brief. Never lose patience when training your dog; if they don't understand the command, back off and try again later.
Teaching your dog some basic commands will help to prevent undesirable behaviours around the house, such as stealing items. Dogs commonly steal strongly scented items like shoes, children’s toys etc. Teaching your dog a leave/drop command will help in these situations. Exchange the stolen item for something more suitable for your dog.
Make sure that the dog has access to much more interesting (and safe!) chew toys, and make a big fuss of them when they decide to play with them instead.
Keep all the training sessions simple and short. Never get frustrated while training your dog, if they are not getting the command, take a step back and try again later. Always end training sessions on a positive note and go back to a command the dog knows well.
Consistency with training is also important,
Make sure that everyone in the family is using the same commands and that everyone is praising the dog for the same behaviour. Remember positive or negative attention is still rewarding to a dog.
The most important thing to remember when training a dog is that training should be fun and enjoyable for both you and your dog and it is a great way to bond with your dog.
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