Dog Teaching
Hey! Welcome to DogTeaching.com. Whether
you have a new puppy that hasn’t yet been trained, or a mature dog that
needs some obedience direction, I'm here to help you. Not
only can your dog become trained to willingly behave, but you as your
dog’s owner will be trained to respond correctly to your dog’s needs
and personality.
A friendship between an
owner and his dog isn’t one-sided.
It’s not you as the owner giving constant
commands to your dog so he becomes a robot to your every whim. Oh sure, your dog may obey for the moment,
but because the motive will be based on fear, no bond of trust or
respect is developed.
True dog Teaching
is directing and guiding, along with earned praise that causes your dog
to respond willingly for the sheer pleasure of pleasing you. By teaching him through kindness and genuine
caring, but leading with firm handling, your dog will learn to trust
you as his leader and be anxious to obey.
All breeds have their
own unique characteristics such as size differences, nutritional needs,
space requirements, coats, and temperaments. Then, within their breed, each individual dog
has his own personality, intelligence, fears, strengths, and weaknesses. So really knowing your individual dog takes
an honest and continuous effort on your part. This website is designed to help you the dog
owner focus in on the needs of your individual dog so both of you can
live together in harmony and enjoy each other’s company.
Most dogs have
some form of dog behavior problems, but each of them can be
overcome by a dog owner who cares enough to learn how to rise above
them. More
often than not, the problem isn’t that the dog is being defiant. The problem is that he doesn’t understand
what’s expected of him.
Once his owner learns how to clearly convey
that to him, he could be the most amazing dog his owner could ever ask
for.
Let me illustrate. The owner is teaching his dog to “stay”. He has his dog sit and he gives the command
“stay”. His
dog stays. The
owner turns his back and his dog begins to follow him. The owner returns his dog to the same spot,
pets him, and repeats “stay”.
To the owner, it may seem as though he’s
doing everything correct when, in actuality, he’s giving conflicting
messages to his dog.
The owner needs to see it as his dog does. When the owner turns his back, his dog fears
he’s being abandoned and simply wants to be close to his owner. Then too, when the dog is returned to the
same spot, the owner pets him before giving the “stay” command again. Now the dog is completely confused because
he’s just been rewarded for leaving the spot even though he was
returned to it. It’s
these types of things I intend to address so you can learn and strive
for the best possible friendship you and your dog can have.
As I build my website,
I’m targeting all areas of the dog/owner relationship including
obedience training such as sit, stay, down, come,
etc; dog behavior problems like biting, house training,
barking, chewing, bolting, etc; nutritional needs of individual breeds
as they are relevant; and I’ll ask for input from readers to
figure out what types of things you would like to learn
about and will try my best to teach them.
Essentially, my purpose
on this website is teaching
dogs and owners how to understand each other. In
so doing, you’ll be better equipped to have the kind of trusting and
respectful relationship that both of you can be thankful for. So
join me and my team, and take a moment to leave your questions and
comments. We welcome them.
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Overall Secrets to Dog Training – Stop your Dog’s Behavior Problems!
Average User
Rating:
Several of the training techniques present a
refreshingly common-sense, down-to-earth approach to dog training;
others require a little more effort (take dog whispering as an example)
but yield some pretty dramatic results. I liked the way that more than
one training technique is detailed, to allow the reader to pick and
choose the techniques that best suit themselves and their individual
dogs.
I have no qualms in recommending this package to anyone who owns, or is
thinking about owning a dog. You don’t need to have a “problem pet” for
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useful to any and all dog owners.
In a nutshell: highly recommended.
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