Dog Training

Training your dog seems simple once you know how. Are you pulling your hair out with frustration due to some of the antics of your Dog or Puppy. Is he or she barking excessively, whinnying or chewing, or has become very aggressive towards your visitors.

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Dogs can easily end up with Behavioral Problems

Improper training methods may badly affect your dog's behavior and turn your beloved pet into a disobedient, aggressive or unruly dog. As a dog owner you want to be aware of these problems and train your dog accordingly.

If your dog bites or tears up your furniture, this is not the dog’s fault. These are types of behavior problems that most dogs show signs of having and it’s up to you, the owner, to train your dog to know what is acceptable and what is not.

Aggression related dog behavior problems include biting, jumping, barking uncontrollably and not obeying commands. Once a dog ages from a puppy to an adult, it will become much harder to train. Training should start from an early stage, so that these tendencies do not become dog behavior problems.

Dog Obedience Training

To get a dog to the point of obeying all your commands can be a lengthy process. Whilst there is naturally always going to be some form of ongoing training, the length of time involved can be effected by the methods used and the skill and understanding of both the pet and its owner.

Training your dog to obey your commands open up a line of communication between you and your dog. Effective communication is necessary to instruct your dog about what you want it to do.

When we are talking about Obedience Training we are usually referring to the training of a dog to understand the most commonly used words. Standard Basic levels of obedience training deals with teaching your dog to respond to basic commands such as:

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