How Dog Training, Repetition, And Rewards Work

Article by Philip Roberts

For anyone who is new to dog training, there are certainly some challenges to overcome. In a lot of cases, you could encounter one of those stubborn pups who just don’t want to listen, at which point you need the strategies of the pros at your disposal. Use these tips to learn more about taking on dog training or staffy puppy training, with an edge that won’t fail.

Allowing your new dog gradual access to all areas of your home will greatly aid you in training and will spare damage to couches, shoes and floors. As your dog learns not to do things like jump, scratch, and chew, open more doors to him. Many make the mistake of allowing full reign of all rooms, which really just offers the dog more opportunity to do the wrong thing.

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Dog Blogs Training Tips – 2 Foundations That Work Behind Dog Training

Article by Charlie McMahon

Dog training tips pose a lot of questions among pet owners. They would like to know the foundation behind dog training and why it has been effective for years. Many people would like to know about this.

If you will look at the concept of dog training, it would have two underlying information foundations which make it effective for treating negative behaviors and teaching them tricks. The first one is the concept of conditioning and the second one is habituation.

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Article by Benz Slow

Training your dog requires a great amount of patience especially when you are teaching it to potty at the right place. A problem with dogs is that they instinctively poop and pee anytime and anywhere they like. With potty training, you can teach your dog to do his or her thing when and where it really should.

Here are some points to consider when potty training your dog. First is confinement. Confining your dogs can sometimes be an ideal way of properly potty training your dog. You can use cages or crates to confine your canine pet. Just make sure to get the largest crate as possible to make sure that your dog can properly move about inside. The reason for confining your dog is to teach him not to potty on the crate or cage. Dogs do not like to potty in areas where they usually stay or sleep, so when nature calls for them, they would normally find a way to get out of the crate to potty.

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Clicker training for BIRDS? How does it work?

I understand HOW you’re supposed to do it. But what is the purpose behind it? So the bird does a trick, you click, and the bird is rewarded with a treat. How is this supposed to make your bird trust you and open up to you more?

I’m talking about clicker training with BIRDS not dogs!!!!

how does ‘clicker training’ work for dogs?

I’ve never really heard about it until now, of course I haven’t owned a dog in quite awhile either. My dog is about 4 months old and seems to know how to sit, lay down, and he fetches well. We’re having trouble with OFF, as he likes to jump on people a lot and bite. Would a clicker be a good idea? if so, how to use it? other suggestions?


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Howdy!

So my dog has a SUPER high prey-drive, and it is our downfall when it comes to walking on leash. Any time nothing is around, she’s not too bad at all. She occasionally pulls, but only to give something a quick sniff before she comes along. She is protective of me, so she likes to stay near, too. BUT if there is a small critter she goes BERSERK!!! It’s like she can’t even hear me anymore she’s so focused on the damn thing. I’m trying to teach her not to be so focused (is that even possible??) on the small critter, but I can’t find any treats that she likes better! She does like treats under normal circumstances, but when that happens she would much rather chase than eat any treat.

Do you have any idea of what I can use as a treat for her, or what is a SUPER tasty smelly flavorful treat I can try using? I try something new almost every time, but it’d be nice to just have a hint of what to try. :)

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Would a dog clicker work for cats?

I’m looking for a clicker to train my cats, but all I can find are dog clickers, so would those work for my cats?

How does a clicker work for training dogs?

What purpose does it serve? Does the dog know what it is or what it does?

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