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Thursday, October 09, 2014

Teaching How To Sit

Dogs do not just understand words like we do, they understand the sound of these words and respond to how it is being said to them. When teaching them a new command, remember to always have their attention, they do not have a short attention span, however, if they do run off then they are just exhausted and you should stop at that point. Your energy is a big impact on the way a dog looks at you, if you are calm then your dog will most likely listen to you and give you their attention. Puppies are more energetic so keeping them calm is key. Some dogs may not respond to food so you can try dog toys or rubbing their belly but do not lengthen the affection too much because then they will think you are not in control.
If you want to teach your dog how to sit on command then do these simple easy steps:
  • ·         When it sits down then give it a treat
  • ·         Repeat about eight times
  • ·         As soon as it sits then say ‘sit’ and give it a treat
  • ·         Repeat this about eight times as well


Once it gets the hang of it then it will listen to you every time. When you see those dogs that are always looking at their owner for assurance before doing something, those are the ones that take a lot of training. Practice takes patience, once which is accomplished, you and your dog will have a long lasting relationship.

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