Publisher's Synopsis
Dog training may mean a lot to people. It can vary from using the most training approaches to the training methods that are more complicated or complex that a professional dog trainer would employ.
Many people are not able to effectively train their dogs. Consequently they seek the experience of a skilled dog trainer. This may be costly but in the future may be the most cost efficient method.
You do not have to seek professional dog training to be successful in training your dog. With a few strong suggestions on dog training discovered through a great choice of dog training eBooks on the market today like this one in your hand, you can train your dog at the comfort of your own home at a fraction of the price tag.
This GUIDE explores the basics of dog training for beginners including common training problems, service dog training, dog agility, training tips and tricks etc. It features exciting chapters on this subject such as:
- Common Dog Training Pitfalls
- Clicker Training Technique for your Dog
- Behavioral Factors That Hinders Training
- Reward Training For Your Dog
- Effective ways to Controlling Destructive Chewing and Incessant Barkings
- Crate Training For Best Results
- Housebreaking With Wire Crates
- Performance Metrics For Your Dog Training
- How To Stop Dog Aggression Toward Other Dogs
- Exercise And Play In Dog Training
- And lots more...
If there's one component that is key to successful dog training beyond the love of the dog, it is patience and persistence. Training sessions should not be less than 30 minutes each day followed by a play session. This will make sure your dog will be eager to respond to training.
If your dog does not respond to training on any particular day, spend some time playing with the puppy and try again. Dogs do have some days in which they are unable to properly respond to instruction.
Consistency is highly important so that his rhythm will get attuned to the exercises that are impending Attempt to train your dog. This way, the dog will be focused and prepared for the activities.
